Lois Feuer, Ph.D

Title: Professor, English

Department: English

Office: LCH B-320
Phone Extension: x3862
Email Username: lfeuer

Publications

“Hired for Mischief: The Masterless Man In Macbeth.” in Macbeth: New Critical Essays, ed. Nicholas Moschovakis. London: Routledge, 2008.
Review of Strong Foundations: Twelve Principles for Effective General Education Programs in Exchanges: The On-line Journal of Teaching and Learning in the CSU. Posted February 2003.
“Joyce the Postmodern: Shakespeare as Character in Ulysses,” in The Author as Character, ed. Ton Hoenselaars and Paul Franssen. Farleigh Dickinson University Press, 1999.
“Happy Families: Repentance and Restoration in The Tempest and the Joseph Narrative,” Philological Quarterly, Vol. 76, No. 3. Summer 1997.
“The Calculus of Love and Nightmare: The Handmaid’s Tale and the Dystopian Tradition,” Critique, Vol. 38, No. 2. Winter 1997.
“Shaping the Multicultural Curriculum: Biblical Encounters with the Other,” American Council of Learned Societies Occasional Paper 23, 1994.
“The Unnatural Mirror: Bend Sinister and Hamlet,” Critique, Vol. 30, No. 1. Fall 1988
“Literature as Evidence of Social Values,” Humanities Education, Vol. IV, No. 2. Spring 1987.

2005 Panelist on The Handmaid’s Tale, MLA Radio Program on Women in Science Fiction. 2006
2004 External Evaluator, General Education Program, CSU Bakersfield
2003 Presenter on Embedded Assessment in Upper-division General Education courses, CSU General Education Assessment Conference
1999-2004 SHAKSPER Listserv Editorial Advisory Board
1997, 2002 Coordinator, CSU Shakespeare Symposium
1994-96 Co-director, Joint Project on Cultural Fluency, Mt. St. Mary’s College and CSU Dominguez Hills: Teaching the Pacific Rim
1994 Co-director and presenter, Beginning Teacher Support and Assessment Program Workshop, California Department of Education
1994-96 Manhattan Beach School District Language Arts Advisory Committee
1994-96 Academic Advisor, documentary film on the Danish Resistance, Ed Balkan Productions
1993-present Presenter and session chair, CSU Shakespeare Symposium and Southern California Renaissance Conference meetings
1989, 1990 Co-planner and presenter, In-service Workshop for Teachers, “The Ancient World.” California Humanities Project
1975 External evaluator, Humanities Program, Saddleback College

1995 Sally Casanova Memorial Awards Research Fellowship
1992-93 Fellow, American Council of Learned Societies Teacher and Curriculum Development Project
1990 CSU Research Award: “Shakespeare, Euripides, and the Manipulated Ending”
1988, 1989 CSU Dominguez Hills Foundation Awards: Greek Language Study
1983 Meritorious Performance/Professional Promise Award, CSU Dominguez Hills
1981-82 Visiting Scholar, Department of History, University of California, Irvine
1979-83 Danforth Foundation Fellow
1978 Lyle E. Gibson Distinguished Teaching Award, CSU Dominguez Hills
1966-67 University of Arizona: Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Honors in English