Deborah Crehan Andrews

Background

Andrews, Deborah Crehan was born on September 1, 1942 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Mark J. and Gertrude (Parsons) Crehan.

Education

Bachelor, Middlebury (Vermont) College, 1964; Master of Arts, U. Wyoming, 1965; Master of Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 1969.

Career

Instructor, Utah State University, Logan, 1966-1968; lecturer, instructor, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1970-1977; assistant professor, Drexel U., Philadelphia, 1977-1982; assistant Professor of English, U. Delaware, Newark, 1982-1985; associate professor, U. Delaware, Newark, 1985-1988; professor, U. Delaware, Newark, since 1988. Consultant to various organizations including American Chemical Society, Sun Refining, Batelle laboratories, National Science Foundation, Hercules Inc.

Achievements

• Deborah Crehan Andrews has been listed as a noteworthy English studies educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society for Technology Comm. (senior member; president Ohio chapter), Association Teachers Technology Writing (Executive Committee 1986-1988).

Connections

Married William D. Andrews, May 16, 1970. 1child, Christopher S.

Father:

Mark J. Crehan

Mother:

Gertrude (Parsons) Crehan

Spouse:

William D. Andrews