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AUTHORS

Audrey M. Dentith, Ph.D.,  Assistant Professor at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, received a Ph.D. from Penn State University in 1998 and a M.Ed. from Temple University in 1994.  Her research and teaching interests lie in gender issues, feminist and critical theories, urban school reform, and women in educational leadership. (Contact the author at adentith@uwm.edu) 

Jiyoon Lee, is pursuing her M. Ed. in TESOL at the University of Pennsylvania. She has taught English in ESL and EFL settings.  Her research interests include input characteristics which promote and facilitate L2 learning. (Contact the author at jiyoon@dolphin.upenn.edu) 

Elizabeth Morgan, Ph.D., is a professor of literature and women in development  at Eastern University.  She has written on the creative process, global poverty (Global Poverty and Personal Responsibility, 1989), and refugee issues; and has made documentary films for Public Television on repatriation in El Salvador (El Salvador: Portraits in a Revolution, 1992) and on follow-up to the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, winning a regional Emmy for the film entitled Beyond Beijing: Women and Economic Justice (1996).  Her book, Aeroplane Mirrors: Personal and Political Reflexivity in Post-Colonial Women’s Novels (2002), was published by Heinemann Press as part of their Studies in African Literature series.  (Contact the author at bmorgan@eastern.edu)

William Ross, Ph.D., is on the faculty in the Department of Educational Leadership and Counseling at Prairie View A & M University, Texas. (Contact the author at william_ross@pvamu.edu)