| Education
B.A. 1944 State University of New York (formerly New York
State College for Teachers), Albany, NY
M.A. 1949 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ph.D. 1954 University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
Dissertation topic: British Poetry of Social Protest in the 1930s:
Auden, Spender, Day-Lewis, MacNeice, and others (1954). Chief
focus: theory of how political belief affects the quality of the poetry
Career
1944-1946 Women’s Army Corps, Military Intelligence (Pentagon)
and Adjutant General’s Office,
Washington, D. C.
1946-1954 Graduate School, U. of Pennsylvania in English and American
literature
1947-1952, 1953-1954 Assistant Instructor, College for Women, U. of
Pennsylvania
1952-1953, Study in Sweden, working on dissertation
1954-1955 Study in Sweden, Swedish language and literature
1954-1955 Instructor, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
1956-1959 Assistant Professor, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio
1959-1962 Lecturer, American College for Girls (Robert College, now
the University of the Bosporus), Istanbul, Turkey
1962-1993 Professor of English, State University of New York, College
at Oneonta
1969-1970Director of the SUNY Program in Würzburg, Germany
1971-1972 Director of the SUNY Program in University of Tel Aviv
and Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel
1975-1976 Sabbatical in Santiago, Chile (husband a Fulbright Professor
there)
January 1983 Conducting student trip to London and Trent College,
Nottingham
Sept. 1991 and Jan.1992 Director of the SUNY Winter Intersession in
Ireland: Women’s Studies and Irish Literature
1993-1994 Foreign Expert at Nankai University, Tianjin, PR China, teaching
graduate English courses
1994-2001 occasional Adjunct in English State University of New York,
College at Oneonta
2002-2005Teaching 4 courses in the Center for Continual Adult Learning,
Oneonta, NY
1994-present Fiction Editor of the SUNY Journal of Women’s
Studies, Phoebe |
