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Gary Sue Goodman Lecturer

Ph.D., Stanford University, 1987
M.A., Stanford University, 1979
M.A., New Mexico State Univeristy, 1974
B.A., Wellesley College, 1970

Dr. Goodman began lecturing at UC Davis in 1986. Previously, she taught as a visiting lecturer for the UCLA Writing Programs and served as the director of special programs for the UCLA's Center for the Study of Women. Her areas of interest are American literature and history, with emphases on the American Renaissance, women's literature, multi-ethnic literature, 19th-century social history, history of feminism, and feminist theory. Her most recent publication is a teacher's guide for Clarence Major's The Garden Thrives and Calling the Wind.

• Teaching Resources Center Instructional Improvement Mini-Grant, 1965
• Teaching Resource Center Educational Research Project Grant, 1992-93
• Smithsonian Institution Summer Fellowship, 1982
• Whiting Foundation Fellowship, 1980-81

Email: gsgoodman@ucdavis.edu