M.A.
in Theatre,
California State University, Fresno,1985.
B.A. in
History, San Francisco State University,
1981
TEACHING:
Professor,
University of Alaska-Fairbanks,
2005 Associate Professor,
1997-Present,Assistant Professor 1990-97: Theatre Department Chair 1992-93,
2000-2002, 2005
SELECT WRITING:
Numerous Journal Articles
on Costuming, including, The
Importance of Being Artificial:Style
as Substance in Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest” in
Theatre Design and Technology, Summer 2002
Putting Personality into Portfolios and Resumesin TD&T. Winter 1996. The Omnigarment: Putting Design into the Hands of the Actor
in TD&T, Spring 1994.
Assistant Editor and
Quarterly Computer Columnist forThe Costume Research Journal 2000-2003, Nine
Articles on various Computer and Costume topics.
Play:
Kiosk Man,
(1994): a comedy without words performed jointly by Terra Mobile Theatre,
St. Petersburg, Russia, and Perpetual Motion Theatre, London, UK, (two
professional "Fringe" theatres) in 1995-96, work previewed in St.
Petersburg July 1995, opened in London in November 1995 and subsequently
toured in England.
COSTUME DESIGNS:
The
University of Alaska Fairbanks, 1988-Present: Dozens of productions,
Including Operas, Musicals, Shakespeare, etc.