Resume

• 1996

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Moving from applied microbial ecology and environmental law -- the intellectual approaches to human relationships with the natural world -- into emotional

  even spiritual relationships\nDissertation

  a novel: Where You Can Hear the Sea and See the Sound

  an exercise in cultural ecology addressing self

  place

  and identity

  and identity in exile

  Environmental Studies

  Antioch New England

• 1988

  Environmental Law Center

  Vermont Law School

  Attorney General

  State of Illinois

  Environmental Control Division

  Oak Brook

  Illinois

  Inhouse legal services guiding maintenance of compliance with relevant environmental protection/pollution control law affecting management of chemical and other hazardous wastes

  Environmental Counsel

  Chemical Waste Management

  South Royalton

  Vermont

  Professor and administrator in Master of Studies in Environmental Law program

  Assistant Professor

  Academic Counselor

  Director of Internships

  Environmental Law Center

  Vermont Law School

• 1976

  Borg Warner Corporation

  Chicago

  Illinois

  Inhouse counsel guiding compliance with pollution control

  OSHA

  and FDA regulations

  including participation in rule-making processes and internal compliance consultations for corporate manufacturing facilities from industrial plastics and automotive components

  Legal Counsel

  Borg Warner Corporation

  Chicago

  Illinois

  Prosecution of state pollution control actions

  Assistant Attorney General

  Attorney General

  State of Illinois

  Environmental Control Division

  Quinnipiac Unversity

  Teaching sections in Quinnipiac's First Year Writing program and First Year Seminar.\n\nCultural ecology is the study of human interactions with their environments. Within cultural ecology my primary interest is self

  place

  identity

  and identity in exile.

  Adjunct Professor; Cultural Ecologist

  Quinnipiac University

• 1971

  Doctor of Law (JD)

  Moving from applied microbial ecology into environmental law

  The John Marshall Law School

• 1969

  Dorothy Julia

  Howell

  Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago

  Quinnipiac University

  Chemical Waste Management

  Chicagoland

  Applied microbial ecologist for administrative agency responsible for domestic and industrial waste water management and for administrative prosecution of waste water management violations

  Microbiologist

  Metropolitan Sanitary District of Greater Chicago

• 1964

  Master of Science (MS)

  Botany

  University of Connecticut

• 1958

  Bachelar of Arts

  Biological Sciences

  Goucher College

• I serve on one evening shift in feeding

  watering

  and otherwise tending cats -- and socializing them to some degree. I also participate in open adoption days. (I like the fact that the shelter is a no-kill shelter and the cats are given wonderful

  individualized attention.)

  Forgotten Felines

  Teaching Writing

  Student Development

  Writing

  Academic Writing

  Ecology

  College Teaching

  Courses

  Tutoring

  University Teaching

  Curriculum Development

  Blogging

  English

  Environmental Awareness

  Student Affairs

  Editing

  Higher Education

  Microsoft Office

  Public Speaking

  Academic Advising

  Publishing

  Mixed Media Presentation: Cinematic Tarzan and Jane: Forever in Style?

  A PowerPoint presentation mixing cinematic and television images of Edgar Rice Burroughs' Tarzan of the Apes with contemporaneous fashions in clothing

  Mixed Media Presentation: Cinematic Tarzan and Jane: Forever in Style?

  Interactive Lecture: Legal Protection of Tarzan of the Apes

  Updated adaptation of relevant portions of the published text on legal protection of fictional characters

  Interactive Lecture: Legal Protection of Tarzan of the Apes

  Ecology for Environmental Professionals

  If

  as has been asserted

  everything in nature is connected to everything else

  it is a lesson that needs to be reflected among environmental professionals

  whatever their settings. Comprehension of ecological principles is a prerequisite to effective envionmental policy and practice. This volume presents an overview across scales in language accessible to a broad spectrum of readers.

  Ecology for Environmental Professionals

  An argument for classical status in the character Tarzan of the Apes if not in Edgar Rice Burroughs' origin novel or some combination of the series of novels

  Interactive Lecture: Is Tarzan of the Apes Worthy of Classical Status?

  Intellectual Properties and the Protection of Fictional Characters: Copyright

  Trademark

  or Unfair Competition?

  This pioneering volume addresses the extent to which fictional characters are legally recognized and protected as intellectual property in their own right in language accessible to a broad range of interested readers. Basic principles are presented before specific characters are considered

  notably the Lone Ranger

  Superman

  the crew of Starship Enterprise

  and Tarzan of the Apes.

  Intellectual Properties and the Protection of Fictional Characters: Copyright

  Trademark

  or Unfair Competition?

  Addresses cultural backgrounds of stewardship as a progression from individual personal aesthetics to a deeply informed environmental ethic

  Environmental Stewardship: Images from Popular Culture

  An attempt to encourage effective communication among scientists

  lawyers and policy makers -- and between them and the public at large -- in the service of sound environmental decisions across sectors

  Scientific Literacy and Environmental Policy: The Missing Prerequisite for Sound Decision Making