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Biography
Professional Background
- Teaching at Loyola Marymount University, 1974-2006
- Chair, Department of Theology, 1979-1982
- Director of Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture and the Arts, 1994-1998
Education (2)
Fordham University, New York: Ph.D., Theology 1974
Holy Names College, Oakland: M.A., English
1963
Accomplishments (2)
AWARDS (professional)
- Honorary Membership, Alpha Sigma Nu, Spring, 1988. - Woman of the Year, California Women in Higher Education, LMU Chapter, 1989. -Recipient, Cushwa Foundation Travel Grant, 1989. For research in the Archives of th University of Notre Dame. -Recipient, T. Marie Chilton Fellowship, 1997. -Liberal Arts College Fellow, Spring, 1994. -Fritz B. Burns Distinguished Teaching Award, Spring, 1994. -Initiated into Theta Alpha Kappa, National Honor Society for Theology and Religious Studies, Spring, 2001
LMU Faculty Hall of Fame (professional)
2012-01-01
Enrolled as a member of its inaugural class
Affiliations (5)
- Catholic Theological Society of America
- College Theology Society
- Medieval Academy of America
- Medieval Association of the Pacific
- Society for the Study of the Bible in the Middle Ages
Links (1)
Articles (15)
Theological Matchmaking: Connecting Theological Sources in the American Context
U.S. Catholic Historian(Fall, 1996): 125-139
Reading the Word in a Eucharistic Context: The Shape and Methods of Early Medieval Exegesis
Medieval Liturgy: A Book of EssaysNew York and London: Garland Publishing, Inc., 1997
Let Women Not Despair: Rabanus Maurus on Women as Prophets
Theological Studies(June, 1997): 237-253
The Right Occasion for the Words: Situating Aelred's Homily on St. Katherine
Cistercian Studies Quarterly(1998): 45-60
Excluded by the Logic of Control: Women in Medieval Society and Scholastic Theology
Equal at the Creation: Sexism, Society and Christian ThoughtToronto:University of Toronto Press, 1998: 70-95
Reclaiming an Ancient Story: Baudonivia’s Life of St. Radegund
Women Saints in World ReligionsAlbany, NY: SUNY, 2000:71-88
Women and Their Mothers: Rejecting and Reclaiming the Tradition of the Saints
Anglican Theological Review(Spring, 2001): 223-238
Quaestio Disputata: Catholic Theology and the History of Exegesis
Theological Studies(2001): 140-153
New Voices in the Tradition: Medieval Hagiography Revisited
Theological Studies(December, 2002): 1-21
Secundam Naturam: The Inheritance of Virtue in Aelred’s Genealogy of the English Kings
Cistercian Studies Quarterly(2002): 221-228
The Flesh of Adam: Women, Bodies and the Sacramental Imagination
,” Fire and Ice: Imagination and Intellect in the Catholic TraditionScranton: the University Of Scranton Press, 2003: 129-141
An Urban Bishop in a Changing World: The Exegesis of Caesarius of Arles
Perspectives in Religious Studies(Winter, 2005): 401-419
Clothing Maketh the Saint: Aelred's Narrative Intent in the Life of Saint Ninian
Cistercian Studies Quarterly(2009): 181-190
’Like a Boat is Marriage': Aelred on Marriage as a Christian Way of Life
Theological Studies(March 2009): 92-108
Putting on the Mind of Aelred: Reflections of a Translator
Cistercian Studies Quarterly(2012): 127-135