RESUME
Rebecca Lee, Ph.D.
96-129
Pearl City HI 96782 (808)
234-1306
(808) 454-4736 (808)
284-4569 (cell)
(808) 453-6176 (fax)
Ph.D. in English,
MA
in English,
BA
in English,
Employment History
Professor
of Literature, Humanities Division, (2003-present)
Associate Professor of
Literature, Humanities Division,
Assistant
Professor of English, Humanities Division,
Assistant
Professor, Department of English,
Lecturer,
Department of English,
Free-lance
editor and writer,
Teaching
Associate, Department of English,
Teaching
Assistant, Department of English,
Free-lance
writer, editor and typist,
Editorial
Assistant, Information Services,
Moderator,
radio talk show,
Reporter,
West Virginia Publishing Co.,
Peace
Corps teacher,
Administrative Experience
Director, Writing Program,
Chair, Educational
Effectiveness Committee,
Coordinator,
Distributed Learning,
Chair,
Distributed Learning Committee,
Co-chair, Accreditation Steering Committee,
Chair, Accreditation Steering Committee,
Director,
Board of Directors of the
Chair,
Vice President, Board of
Directors of the
Project
Director, "Fundamental Values of the Good Community: A Cross-Disciplinary Learning
Community between
O‘ahu (1997-1998)
Co-chair,
Co-chair,
Coordinating Committee,
Co-chair, Steering Committee, "Coming to Consensus on General Education: The Next Steps," Working Seminars (Fall 1996)
Co-chair,
Accreditation Coordination Committee,
Chair, Faculty Senate,
Co-convener, All Campus Council of
Faculty Senate Chairs,
Supervisor, grading of
placement exams for incoming freshmen, Manoa Writing Project,
Chair,
Subcommittee for Freshman Writing Contest, Department of English,
Vice
President, Hawai‘i Literary Arts Council (1988)
President,
Secretary,
Chair, English
Graduate
Recipient, “Improving Writing
and Learning Center Data Entry,” $1,216 grant funded by the Educational
Improvement Funds,
Recipient, “Attending a
Teleconference,” $105 grant funded by the Educational Improvement Funds,
Recipient, “Developing a Web
Page for the
Principal Investigator, "Fundamental Values of the Good Community: A Cross-Disciplinary Curriculum Development Project," $25,000 grant funded by the National Endowment for
Humanities (July 1997 - June 1998)
Principal Investigator, "The
Fundamental Values of a Good Community: A
Learning Community Involving Leeward Community College and the
Recipient,
"Developing a Writing Program," $1,500 grant funded by the
Educational Improvement Funds,
Recipient, Marie Hamilton Padgett award for literary
excellence for the second chapter of my dissertation, "Old English
Scholarship In Victorian England,"
Listed
in International Who's Who in Poetry and Poets' Encyclopedia
Listed
in Who’s Who Among
Publications
Program
Review for the Bachelor of Arts in Humanities,
Special Report Prepared for the Special
Visit of a WASC Evaluation Team,
October 2003 (principal author)
Preparatory Review Report (submitted for Reaffirmation of
Accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges), October 2002
(principal author)
“Interactive Online Distance Learning at
the
“Eating
the Skeleton,” Sinister Wisdom, Spring 2001
(poem)
“An Intercampus Learning Community: The Fundamental Values of a Good Community,” ERIC Database ED434601, 1999 (article co-Authored with Linda Nishigaya)
Fundamental
Values of a Good Community:
A Learning Community,
January 1998 (video)
"Origami,"
The International Journal of Transpersonal Studies, June 1997 (poem)
Publications
of the
"UH Faculty
Favor General Education Reform," Honolulu: The MCC Catalyst, April/May, 1996
(article)
"General
Education Update: Spring
Activities," Ku Lama:
The Newsletter of the University of Hawai`i System,
"UH Faculty
Favor General Education Reform," Ku Lama,
"The General
Education Survey: Answering Some
Questions," Ku Lama,
"General Education Project Update: Faculty Survey, Task Forces, Student
Involvement,"
"General
Education Project Update: The Year of
Enlightenment," Ku Lama,
"Wires,"
La'ila'i:
Anthology of the Women's Center Reading Series, Vol. 1.
"Creative Collaging," The
"Feathers
and Marrow," Presentations: WAC
Summer Institute 1994, Summer 1994 (prose poem)
"Creative
Collaging," Presentations: WAC Summer Institute 1994, Summer 1994 (article)
"Grave Stone
and Banyan," "Waimanalo Sunset," "Waimanalo,"
"Self Portrait," Westwinds, Spring 1994 (photographs)
"Wires,"
Westwinds, Spring
1994 (short story)
"Buddies,"
Caprice, January 1994 (poem)
UHWO's Writing
Program: A Curriculum Development Report, October 1993
"45
in a Dry Season," Hawai`i Review 25, Spring
1989 (prose poem)
The American
Book of Nutrition and Medical Astrology, Astro Computing Services, 1982
(editor)
The American
Book of Charts, Astro Computing Services, 1980 (editor)
Winning
at Blackjack, Copy
Concepts, 1980 (editor)
You
Can Be a Leader, Copy
Concepts, 1980 (editor)
Montana
Railroads, Big Sky
Publishing, 1969 (editor)
"Richard
Hugo: Northwest Poet," the
"James
Welch: Blackfeet
Poet," the
"Afro-American
Studies in Universities," the
"Rabbits
Provide Clues to Cancer," the
(During
my year and a half as a reporter in
"Poverty in
"Hot
Rocks," the Sunday Magazine of the
"The Dust
Clears: Trends Begin to Emerge from
Primary Election," the
"What is
Inside Story on Vote in the Election," the
"The
Governor's Race," the
"Issues
Submerged as Political Factions Fight It Out," the
"University
Discrimination to be Probed," the
"Martin Luther King's
"Burglary
Ring Based Here," the
"The Story Behind the Witherspoons Untimely Death," the
"What It's Like to be Poor in
"A Peace
Corps Volunteer in
"Intrusion,"
Insight, Spring 1964 (short story)
"The
King's Question," Insight, Fall 1963
(short story)
"Dedication: To My Sister," Insight, Fall 1963 (short story)
“The Personal Touch at a Distance: Achieving Learning Centeredness through an
Innovative, Interactive, and Collaborative Model of Online Course Development
and Delivery,” Continuing
the Dialogue: Using Accreditation to
Enhance Student Learning, 78th Annual Meeting of the Association
of Senior Colleges and Universities, Western Association of Schools and
Colleges, San Diego, April 11, 2002 (presentation given with Susan Pelowski and
William Pearman)
“Distance Education at UH West Oahu: Serving Students through an Innovative,
Interactive, and Collaborative Model of Online Course Development &
Delivery,” Education Matters: Diversity Issues in the 21st
Century, 23rd Annual Meeting of the Hawaii Sociological
Association, Honolulu, Feb. 16, 2002 (presentation given with Langley Frissell,
Linda Nishigaya, and Susan Pelowski)
“Evaluating Educational Effectiveness of
a Capstone Experience,” Deepening the Dialogue: Building Learning-Centered Institutions in
Partnership with Each Other, 77th Annual Meeting of the
Association of Senior Colleges and Universities, Western Association of Schools
and Colleges, Irvine, California, April 25, 2001 (presentation prepared with
William Pearman)
“An Inter-campus Learning Community,” 8th
Annual National Conference on Creating the
"An Inter-campus Learning Community
Based on the Fundamental Values of a Good Community," Rebuilding Higher
Education: Strategies for Creating
Community on Your Campus, National Conference, University of Vermont,
February 10, 1998 (workshop presentation)
"How to Evaluate Student
Writing without Going Crazy,"
"Surviving Higher Level
Classes,"
"Writing: Expectations and Possibilities," Leeward
Community College Fall Convocation,
"General
Education, Articulation, and Transfer,"
"Feathers
and Marrow,"
"Cutting Back the Jargon," American
Society of Public Administrators Conference,
Cutbacks in Higher Education," American Society
for Public Administrators Conference,"
"Buddies,"
Artfest Reading, Church of the Crossroads,
"Women
Writers," A Day for Women,
A Leg to Stand
On," Women's Center Reading, UH Women's Center,
"Creative
Writing Techniques in Teaching Composition," Composition Colloquium,
Department of English,
"The Fifth
Trip" and "Buddha Jab," Hawai‘i Literary Arts Council Reading, The
Book Cellar,
"Hunger,"
Hawai‘i Literary Arts Council Reading,
"Using Peer
Groups," Colloquium on Teaching Freshman Composition, Department of English,
"Generating
Ideas for Papers," Language Arts Showcase, Hawai‘i Council of teachers of
English,
"Mother
Comes to Visit," Woman's
"Mother
Comes to Visit," Women's
"Jenny Knows
It All," Hawai‘i Literary Arts Council Reading,
"Developing
a Cross-Cultural Anthology," Workshop on Teaching Cross-Cultural
Literature,
Institutional Research and
Assessment Committee,
Collective Bargaining
Committee on Teaching Equivalencies, University of
Grievance
Committee,
Coordinating Committee,
Legislative Committee,
Steering Committee,
"Coming to Consensus on General Education: One Path or Many,"
Conference and Report on General Education in the
Committee for Revision of the Academic
Development Plan,
Steering
Committee, American Society for Public Administrators Conference on
"Cutback Management,"
Writing
Across the Curriculum Summer Institute,
Westwinds literary magazine,
Subcommittee on Sexual
Harassment,
Composition
Committee, Department of English,
Collective
for the
Colloquium Committee, Department of
English,
Library
Committee, Department of English,
Graduate Studies Committee,
Department of English,
Committee on
Freshman English Textbooks, Department of English,
Committee on
Freshman English Curriculum, Department of English,
Advisory Committee,
Department of English,
Dr. Bruce Bergland
Chancellor,
3400
Broadway
(219)
980-6500
Dr.
April Komenaka
Assistant
Dean,
komenaka@hawaii.edu
Dr.
Thomas Hilgers
Director,
Manoa Writing Program
Bilgers 104
(808)
956-6660
Dr. Cristina Bacchilega
Chair,
Department of English
Kuykendall
613 402A
(808)
956-3060
(808)
956-3088
(808)
956-3083 (FAX)
Dr.
Susan Pelowski
Assistant
Professor, Psychology
96-129
Pearl City HI 96782
(808)
454-4736
(808)
262-2226 (H)