Resume

• 1987

  Case-Western Reserve University

  Cleveland

  OH

  Led Literature Seminar Series for Psychiatric Residents

  Lecturer

  Case-Western Reserve University

• 1986

  Richard J. Daley College

  Chicago

  IL

  Taught Honors Humanities

  Shakespeare

  Interdisciplinary Research Paper Composition

  College Acceleration Ideas in Prose and World Fiction.\nChaired Cultural Arts Committee.\nCo-chaired North Central Association Self-Studies for Accreditation and wrote North Central Association Reports for Accreditation.\nUniversity of Chicago Outstanding Teacher Awards.\nWho's Who Among America's Teachers.\nPhi Theta Kappa Socrates Award.

  Professor of English

  Richard J. Daley College

  Chicago

  IL

  Published \"The Moment of the Merchant

  \" in Appositions\nSang and performed in Sweet Adelines International competition with Tune Town Show Chorus

  Nashville

  TN

  retired

  City Colleges of Chicago

• 1981

  City Colleges of Chicago

  Chicago

  IL

  Co-chaired College Acceleration Program.\nChaired Writing Assessment Research.\nCo-chaired North Central Association Self-Study for Accreditation and wrote Self-Study Report.\nTaught Ideas in Prose

  World Fiction

  Humanities

  and Composition in College Acceleration Program.\nCo-Chaired International Literary Conferences.\nFive University of Chicago Outstanding Teacher Awards. \n\nDaley College Honors Program Faculty. Taught Humanities

  Research Paper Composition. Shakespeare. Co--chaired North Central Assessment Committee and wrote NCA Accreditation Report. Chaired Cultural Arts Committee. Phi Theta Kappa Socrates Award for Outstanding Teaching. Illinois Student Government Association Teacher of the Year.

  Associate Professor and Professor

  City Colleges of Chicago

• 1977

  University of Chicago

  City Colleges of Chicago

  Graduate Social Sciences Division

  Director of Admissions for the Division. Wrote \"Social Sciences at Chicago\"

  recruitment booklet for interdisciplinary graduate work in the Social Sciences at the University of Chicago.

  Assistant Dean

  University of Chicago

• 1971

  The University of Chicago

  Chicago

  IL

  Taught Freshman Humanities; graduate courses in Literary Theory and the Practice of Criticism

  Nineteenth-Century Fiction

  James Joyce

  Henry James

  and the James Family; and undergraduate American Literature. Lectured on Shakespeare and Drama for University of Chicago Extension Stratford

  Ontario. Shakespeare Festival and Niagara-on-the-Lake Shaw Festival Seminars. Co-ordinated seminar series for undergraduate English majors. Served on Danforth Fellowship Selection Committee. Wrote and recorded radio theater reviews broadcast on University of Chicago Reviews of the Arts.

  Assistant Professor

  English and Humanities

  The University of Chicago

• 1965

  Tufts University

  Medford

  MA

  Taught Freshman Composition with American Literature texts; assisted and lectured in undergraduate Shakespeare.

  Instructor

  Tufts University

• 1963

  City University of New York

  New York City

  Taught English Literature Survey to Samuel Johnson as a Summer Carnegie Foundation Fellow.

  Lecturer

  City University of New York

• 1961

  MA and PhD

  Dissertation: \"The Fiction of Henry James

  1895-1901\"

  English Language and Literature

  Courses in Literary Theory

  History of English Language to 1400

  Old English

  Chaucer

  Poetic Traditions of the Renaissance

  Nineteenth Century Fiction

  American Literature

  Twentieth Century Literature.\n\nWoodrow Wilson Fellow

  Yale Junior Sterling Fellow

  Woodrow Wilson-Yale University Fellow

  Woodrow Wilson Dissertation Fellow.

  Yale University

  Honors

• 1957

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  English Language and Literature/Letters. Minor in French.

  Editor: Freshman Orientation Booklet. Greek Games. Chorus.\nPhi Beta Kappa.

  Barnard College

  Honors in English.

• 1953

  Latin

  Greek

  German

  French

  English

  Editor

  Tilden Topics

  Yearbook. Arista. Arista and Sing Theatricals: writing

  directing

  acting

  singing. National Merit Finalist. New York State Scholarship. Award for Scholarship

  Character and Service. Mathematics

  English

  French

  Social Studies Medals for Excellence.

  Tilden High School

  Valedictorian

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