Terri Greenfield

Terri (Tia) Greenfield

Professor, English

Tel.: (630) 942-2006
Berg Instructional Center (BIC), Room 2729G
greenfie@cod.edu

Areas of Research Interest:

• Medieval and Renaissance Literature
• Composition/Teaching of Composition Theory
• E.S.L. and Language Aquisition
• International Literature
• Cross/Transcultural Studies
• Native American Literature
• Taiji Quan
   

Recent Courses Taught:

• English Language Community Courses
• English 101, 102, 103 - Composition
• Physical Education 188 - Taiji Quan
   

Current Projects:

• International and Native American Literature
• Continuing Study of Taiji Quan theory and practice

Selected Publications, Presentations, Performances, Books:

• "Raymond Zhou on T'ai Chi Study" in T'ai Chi; June 1995; Vol. 19, No. 3.
• "Should Women Learn T'ai Chi?" in T'ai Chi; August 1993; Vol. 17, No. 4.
• "I Can Only Do Well When I Feel Ashamed of Myself" Research and Writing, a Bay Area Writing Project publication; 1991.
• "Using the Inquiry Method" in Research in Writing, a Bay Area Writing Project publication; 1990.
• "Who Is Speaking To Whom" in Collective Wisdom - A Sourcebook of Lessons for Writing Teachers: Sondra Stang & Robert Wiltenberg, editors; Random House; 1988.
• Various poems/various journals
   

Education:

• M.A. (with highest honors) English Language and Literature, University of California - Berkeley TESL/TEFL
• M.A. program coursework, San Francisco State University
• B.A. (with highest honors) English, University of California - Berkeley
• A.A. City College of San Francisco
   

Awards and Recognitions:

• Phi Beta Kappa
• City College of San Francisco English Department scholarship recipient
• Master Teacher/Mentor for M.A./M.A.T. in English candidates at San Francisco State University
• Bay Area Writing Project Fellow and Teacher Consultant