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• in Addition to MY Graduate Work in Philosophy, i was Also Part of the Core Faculty of the Women'S Studies Program from 1982 to 1988. i Taught Introduction to Women'S Studies: the Role of Women in Contemporary U.S. Society as Well as Feminist Theory. the Summer of 1989 i Returned to Teach Introduction to Women Studies and the Summer of 1990 i Taught Women and Creative Expression. In Philosophy, i Taught Ways of Knowing, Philosophy and Women, Introduction to Philosophy, and Introduction to Logic. MY Dissertation was &Quot;The Act of Understanding and the Possibility of A Critical Hermeneutics&Quot; Focusing on the Works of Heidegger, Gadamer, and Ricoeur. While A Graduate Student at C.U. i was Asked to Replace A Professor Who was on Sabbatical at the University of Denver 1984-1985. i Taught Philosophy of Art, Early Modern Philosophy, Introduction to Philosophy: Human Nature, and Introduction to Philosophy: Critical Analysis.
• in Addition to Coursework, i Also was Awarded Several Fellowships That Allowed ME to Teach Introduction to Logic. MY Masters Thesis was &Quot;Language as Relation,&Quot; on Merleau-Ponty, Heidegger, Ricoeur, and Jung. I Also Audited Two Creative Writing Courses Taught by Harry Crews and Finished MY First Novel, Which will Never See the Light of Day.
• Activities and Societies: Concert Choiri Began as A Music Major, Specializing in Piano and Voice, but Quickly Gravitated to Philosophy. MY Honors Thesis was &Quot;Nicholas Berdyaev and Personalistic Socialism.&Quot; i Continued Performing in the Concert Choir at the Lamont School of Music. After MY Junior Year, i Studied Russian Language and Culture in the Then-Soviet Union at the Pushkin Institute of Foreign Languages and the University of Leningrad, Summer 1976.