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Home » Resume - Jane Braxton Little-Dyerpress

EDUCATION


Harvard University: M.A., Japanese Cultural History, 1969.  Thesis: Expressions of Zen Buddhism in the Pottery of the Iga and Shigaraki Kilns.

Earlham College: B.A., English Literature, 1965.  Thesis: Time and Motion in The Canterbury Tales.

 

EMPLOYMENT


Northland College, Wordscapes: Outdoor Writing, 1989-1994.

Feather Publishing Co., editor, political and general assignment reporter, 1978-1993.

Lassen Community College, Japanese Cultural History, Zen Arts, 1971-1978.

Feather River College, Japanese Cultural History, Zen Arts, Women’s Journals, 1970-1978.

Lassen National Forest, Dyer Mountain lookout, 1970.

American Friends Service Committee, workcamp director, Lake Biwa, Japan, 1966.

Wakayama University, English language instructor, 1965-1967.

 

SPECIAL PROJECTS


Rivers, Dams & Floodplains, The Nature Conservancy, writer/researcher, 2011.

Tanzania Case Study, Conservation International, writer/Tanzania field researcher, 2010.

The 2003 Watershed Forum, California Watershed Council, writer/researcher, 2003.

Embracing Community-Based Forestry, Report to the Ford Foundation, writer/researcher, 2002.

Sacramento State of the Trees Report: A Call to Action, writer/researcher, 2000.

Across the View, Tokyo radio talk show, regular guest, 1992-1998.

The Maidu Baskets of Lilly Baker, oral historian/writer, Plumas County Museum, 1983-1985.

 

AFFILIATIONS


Gwynedd Friends Meeting.

Indian Valley Community Services District.

Plumas Arts.

Sierra Nevada Dog Drivers Association.

Society of Environmental Journalists.

 


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