Lisa DeTora is a Professor and the Director of STEM writing at Hofstra University in Hempstead NY, where she also serves as guest faculty in medical humanities at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell. Her teaching interests include health communication, scientific writing, graphic medicine, and disability studies. Lisa’s career in clinical development and medical writing began at Merck and Company, where she worked on regulatory documentation and biomedical publications. Since then, her career has spanned multiple companies and roles in regulatory documentation and biomedical publications in various therapeutic areas. As a long-term member of the ISMPP Ethics and Standards Committee, Lisa published on various topics in medical publication process and ethics. Lisa served on the GPP4 Steering Committee and as the first author and lead of GPP 2022, subsequently leading the GPP Steering Committee. Currently, Lisa serves as a board member for the Asian Council of Science Editors. Lisa’s publications span technical communication, the rhetoric of health and medicine, vaccinology, immunology, and the medical humanities. She edits a volume on regulatory documentation, and her most recent publications include work on biomedical authorship, scientific writing, and the rhetoric of regulatory documentation as well as studies of embodiment.