RECENT ACTIVITIES and SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
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Featured Poet, The Home Front: Jane Irish's Art of War, Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, February-March 2011. |
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Featured Poet, Garrison Keillor's The Writer's Almanac, December 2010. |
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Presenter, 17th International Boys' Schools Coalition Conference, June 2010. |
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Featured Poet, Jane Crown's Poetry Radio (www.janecrown.com), August 2010. |
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Featured Poet, A Celebration of Community, performances in honor of Rebecca Chopp's Inauguration as 14th President of Swarthmore College, May 2010. |
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38th Joe Patterson Smith Lecturer & IC Connections Convocation Speaker, Illinois College, Jacksonville, IL, October 2009. |
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Presenter, Vietnam Now! Symposium, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, July 2009. |
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Keynote
Speaker, "War & War's Aftermath," Netherlands American Studies Association, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, June 2009. |
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Featured
Poet, Cochin Chinoiserie , Jane Irish, Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, PA, 2009. |
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Featured
Poet, River Poets Quarterly , v.2, #3, Summer 2008. |
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Presenter, New Jersey Council for the Humanities Teacher Institute, 2008. |
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Featured
Poet, Paintings for Winning Hearts and Minds, Jane Irish, Locks Gallery, Philadelphia, December 2007-January 2008. |
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Featured
Poet, Marah's DVD Sooner or Later in Spain, released November 2006. |
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Featured
Poet, Poets & Writers Festival, Community College of Philadelphia, Feb. 2006. |
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Keynote
Speaker, Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society
Regional Conference & Undergraduate History Forum,
April 2005 |
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Keynote
Speaker, Pennsylvania College English Association,
April 2005 |
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Featured
Writer, Bucks County Writer, v.5, #3,
Spring 2004 |
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Featured
Speaker, Library of Congress Professional Association,
2003 |
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Featured
Poet w/Marah ("the Last Rock-n-Roll Band") at
the Tin Angel, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 2003 |
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Keynote
Speaker, Margins Conference of Independent Secondary
School Teachers of English, The Haverford School,
Haverford, Pennsylvania, 2002. |
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Visiting
Scholar, Virginia B. Ball Center for Creative
Inquiry, Ball State University, 2002. |
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Featured
Guest, "Talk of the Nation," National Public
Radio, Washington, DC, 2001. |
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Keynote
Speaker, Conference on Contemporary Views of
American Literature and Culture in the Great 60s,
Universidad de Sevilla, Spain, 2000. |
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Keynote
Speaker, Conference on War in Memory, Popular
Culture and Folklore, Center for the Study of the
Korean War and the National Archives and Records
Administration Central Plains Division, Kansas City,
Missouri, 2000. |
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Featured
Poet, Acoma 18: Rivista Internazionale di
Studi Nordamericani, Rome & Bergamo, Italy,
2000. |
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Participant,
Korea-America Dialogue, Maureen & Mike Mansfield
Center, University of Montana, 1999. |
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Featured
Speaker, 25th Annual Eastern Community College
Social Science Association, Valley Forge, Pennsylvania,
1999. |
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Participant,
Vietnam-America Dialogue, Maureen & Mike Mansfield
Center, University of Montana, 1998. |
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Guest
Editor, War, Literature & the Arts, Fall/Winter
1997 special issue titled I Remember: Soldier-Poets
of the Korean War. |
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Participant,
43rd National Security Seminar, U.S. Army War College,
Carlisle Barracks, Pennsylvania, 1997. |
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Featured
Poet, A Public Symposium: History, Literature
& Music of the Vietnam War, El Paso, Texas, 1996. |
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Phi
Beta Kappa Lecturer, Rutgers University-Newark,
New Jersey, 1995. |
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Featured
Poet, Austrian Association of American Studies,
Universitat Klagenfurt, 1993. |
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Faculty,
Second Mountain Empire Conference: Trauma & the
Humanities, Department of Veterans Affairs, Johnson
City, Tennessee, 1992. |
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Featured
Writer, Dictionary of Literary Biography
Documentary Series #9: American Writers of the Vietnam
War, Bruccoli Clark Layman, 1991. |
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Foreword, Visions of War, Dreams of Peace: Writings of
Women in the Vietnam War, Warner Books, 1991. |
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Participant,
First Conference of U.S. & Vietnamese Veteran-Writers,
Hanoi, 1990. |
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Isota
Tucker Epps Lecturer, Shipley School, Bryn Mawr,
Pennsylvania, 1989. |
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Poetry
Advisor, The Lessons of the Vietnam War,
Center for Social Studies Education, 1988. |
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Featured
Poet, Steinman Arts Festival, St. Lawrence University,
New York, 1987. |
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Contributor, Winning Hearts and Minds: War Poems by Vietnam
Veterans, First Casualty Press, 1972. |
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