BOOKS PUBLISHED:

Editor, with a critical introduction. Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave, by Aphra Behn. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1987.

Editor, with a critical introduction. A Woman's Inner World: Selected Poetry and Prose of Anne Bradstreet. Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1982.

Models of Teaching English. New London: Crofts, 1981.

CHAPTERS/SECTIONS PUBLISHED IN BOOKS:

"Midwifery in America." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Biography of Mary Rowlandson." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Analysis of Ben Franklin's Old Mistresses Apologue." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Indian Captivity Narratives." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Biography of Mercy Otis Warren." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Religion to 1700--Influence Upon Women Writers." In Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United States, NY & Oxford, 1995.

"Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave." In Reference Guide to English Literature, London, St. James Press, 1991.

"Mary Wollstonecraft." In Reference Guide to English Literature, London, St. James Press, 1991.

JOURNAL ARTICLES PUBLISHED:

"Reunion." Leaflet: Journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English (Spring 1996).

"An Adventure on the Marco Polo." Leaflet: Journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English (Spring/Fall 1994).

"Reconstruction Strategies for Re-Evaluation of Teaching Traditional American Texts." Leaflet: Journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English (Fall 1993): 6-12.

"Diversity in America: Will We Hear the Other Voices?" Leaflet: Journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English (Fall 1992): 27-34.

"Multiple Perspectives in a Democratic Society: Integrating American Women Writers into the Curriculum." Leaflet: Journal of the New England Association of Teachers of English 88:1 (Winter 1989): 27-36.

"Anne Bradstreet: Christian, Feminist Poet." Leaflet, Journal of the New England Teachers of English (Spring 1987): 14-18.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:

New Haven Register "FORUM" articles; researched, wrote, and had published more than 25 articles on women's and contemporary issues as columnist, 1992-Present.

Most Recent New Haven Register "FORUM" articles:

"Cardinal's Life a Model of Christian Virtues." November 19, 1996: A10.

"Consumer Faces Same Problem as Kathie Lee." May 29, 1996: A14.

"Cross Produced Memories to Last a Lifetime." March 20, 1996: A10.

"Gift List Includes Help for the Economy." November 28, 1995: A11.

"Folk Concert in Italy Stirred Familial Reverie." September 19, 1995: A10.

"Movie Doesn't Bridge the Reality Gap." July 11, 1995: A8.

"SCSU Student Touched by Tale of Viet Refugees." May 2, 1995: A8.

"Nation Needs Surgeon General with Knowledge and Compassion." February 21, 1995: A11.

Models for Teaching articles:

"Noun-ness." Models for Teaching (November 1972).

"On the Topic of Topics." Models for Teaching (September 1972).

"A Rose by Any Other Name." Models for Teaching (May 1972).

"Sharing Experiences Through Music." Models for Teaching (May 1972).

"The Reasonable Nature of Verb Construction." Models for Teaching (May 1972).

"Finding Poetry: It's all Relative." Models for Teaching (April 1972).

"How Sentences Grow." Models for Teaching (April 1972).

"Language of Advertising." Models for Teaching (April 1972).

"Point of View." Models for Teaching (April 1972).

"That's Just Your Opinion." Models for Teaching (April 1972).

"Essence of a Research Paper." Models for Teaching (March 1972).

"Intonation and Meaning." Models for Teaching (March 1972).

"What Words Are Made of." Models for Teaching (March 1972).

"Brainstorming for a Topic." Models for Teaching (January 1972).

"Persuasion and Society." Models for Teaching (January 1972).

"The Individual Versus Society." Models for Teaching (January 1972).

CONFERENCE PAPERS ORALLY DELIVERED:

"Feminine Narrative Voices Speaking of Virtue, Spirituality, and Independence." Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Conference, Park City, Utah, May 1996.

"Three Feminine Voices Speaking of Virtue and Independence." New England Association of Teachers of English, Nashua, NH, October 1995.

"Fact or Fiction: Aphra Behn's Use of the Feminine Narrative Voice." Rocky Mountain Medieval and Renaissance Association Conference, Jackson, WY, May 1994.

"Madonna and Maggie Ward." Popular Culture Association Meeting, Chicago, April 1994.

"Masques, Carnival and Disguise in Literary Art." Cultural Center, Venice, Italy, February 1994.

"Madonna and Images of the Eternal Feminine in Maggie Ward." Syracuse, NY, October 1993.

"Daring to Be First--Aphra Behn." Aphra Behn Society, Portland, ME, September 1993.

"The Emergence of Madonna as a Popular Icon." Popular Culture Association Meeting, Lexington, KY, March 1992.

"Madonna et Madonna." PCA, San Antonio, TX, March 1991.

CURRENT/FUTURE SPECIFIC RESEARCH PROJECTS:

"Margaret Fuller Ossoli." In Encyclopedia of the Essay, London: Fitzroy Dearborn, Spring 1997

"S. J. Perelman." In Encyclopedia of the Essay, London: Fitzroy Dearborn, Spring 1997

"Jane Seymour." In Encyclopedia of Popular Culture (Television and Film) (forthcoming)

"The Golden Girls." In Encyclopedia of Popular Culture (Television and Film) (forthcoming)

DISSERTATION TITLE:

How Faculty Become Better Coaches of Writing Across the Disciplines. A Case Study of Smith College, Northampton, MA.