Resume

• 1992

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Madison

  Wisconsin Area

  Adjunct teaching

  Ph.D. level

  Instructor

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Edgewood College

  Self-Employed

  Madison

  Wisconsin Area

  Freelance Writer

  \"For your invaluable contribution and commitment to multicultural education and scholarship

  as well as your energetic and imaginative diversity initiatives both in and outside the classroom

  Edgewood College honors you for the profound impact your teaching has had on our students.\"

  Edgewood faculty

  Dr. Daniel Carey Diversity Leadership Award

  \"In recognition of your outstanding commitment to diversity

  inclusion and strong support for multicultural experience for all students.\"

  Edgewood College

  Madison

  WI

• 1987

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Adult Education

  University of Wisconsin-Madison

  Bachelor's degree

  English Language and Literature/Letters

  Luther College

  Winona State University

  Master's degree

  English

• College Teaching

  Adult Education

  Instructional Design

  University Teaching

  Research

  Distance Learning

  Higher Education

  Teaching

  Student Development

  Community Outreach

  Instructional Technology

  Student Affairs

  In Warm Blood: Prison & Privilege

  Hurt & Heart

  DarRen Morris

  In Warm Blood: Prison & Privilege

  Hurt & Heart is a fictionalized biography co-written by DarRen Morris and Judith Gwinn-Adrian. The book weaves together the Wisconsin histories of a man sentenced to life in prison and a family whose power and privilege allows one of its members to trade his own prison sentence for a career as a physician

  ultimately doing medical experiments in prisons.

  In Warm Blood: Prison & Privilege

  Hurt & Heart

  Tera's Tale

  Because I Am Jackie Millar

  Jackie Millar

  This book describes the impacts of being shot execution style by two young men

  15 and 16 years old

  on Jackie's life. We unearth who Jackie was before the shooting. We delve into how she was changed by what she calls \"the accident.\" And ultimately we examine her responses to the crime: her forgiveness and subsequent restorative justice work.

  Because I Am Jackie Millar

  Judith Gwinn

  Adrian

  Self-Employed

  Edgewood College