Matthew Stapleton

Department of English

Lecturer

Matthew.Stapleton@ucf.edu

Biography

Matthew Stapleton is a Visiting Lecturer of Technical Writing in the Department of English at UCF. He earned his BA and MA focusing on rhetoric and writing at Clemson University and completed his PhD at UCF with a dissertation on COVID-based communication in universities. Dr. Stapleton’s current research topics include Long COVID and emerging pandemic communication by institutions.

Research Interests

Scientific and Technical Communication, Health Communication, Rhetoric and Writing, Pedagogy

Course #	Course	Title	Mode	Days/Times	Syllabus
83003	ENC3241	Writing for Technical Prof	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to write effectively within the field of technical communication to prepare them for their professional careers across a variety of disciplines. Document types studied in this class include correspondence, instructions, proposals, and informal and formal reports. Students will focus on professional development in this course as part of their technical writing portfolio.
83550	ENC3241	Writing for Technical Prof	In Person (P)	Tu,Th 3:00 PM - 4:15 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to write effectively within the field of technical communication to prepare them for their professional careers across a variety of disciplines. Document types studied in this class include correspondence, instructions, proposals, and informal and formal reports. Students will focus on professional development in this course as part of their technical writing portfolio.
82895	ENC4265	Writing for Computer Industry	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to create different kinds of documentation for the computer industry, including programming, software development, and information technology. This course will focus on preparing students to write clear, effective messages that will allow them to success in a professional environment.
83355	ENC4265	Writing for Computer Industry	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to create different kinds of documentation for the computer industry, including programming, software development, and information technology. This course will focus on preparing students to write clear, effective messages that will allow them to success in a professional environment.

Course #	Course	Title	Mode	Days/Times	Syllabus
12606	ENC3241	Writing for Technical Prof	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to write effectively within the field of technical communication to prepare them for their professional careers across a variety of disciplines. Document types studied in this class include correspondence, instructions, proposals, and informal and formal reports. Students will focus on professional development in this course as part of their technical writing portfolio.
12749	ENC3241	Writing for Technical Prof	In Person (P)	M,W 4:30 PM - 5:45 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to write effectively within the field of technical communication to prepare them for their professional careers across a variety of disciplines. Document types studied in this class include correspondence, instructions, proposals, and informal and formal reports. Students will focus on professional development in this course as part of their technical writing portfolio.
12677	ENC4265	Writing for Computer Industry	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to create different kinds of documentation for the computer industry, including programming, software development, and information technology. This course will focus on preparing students to write clear, effective messages that will allow them to success in a professional environment.
12678	ENC4265	Writing for Computer Industry	Web-Based (W)	7:00 PM - 7:00 PM	Unavailable
Students will learn to create different kinds of documentation for the computer industry, including programming, software development, and information technology. This course will focus on preparing students to write clear, effective messages that will allow them to success in a professional environment.