Curriculum Vitae Kerry Noonan Education: Ph.D., University of

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Curriculum Vitae

Kerry Noonan

Education:

Ph.D., University of California Los Angeles, 2002

Folklore and Mythology

Dissertation: “Tongues of Fire: Catholic Charismatic Women Negotiating

Gender and Power”

Ph.D. committee chair: Prof. Donald J. Cosentino

Master of Arts, University of California Los Angeles, 1997

Folklore and Mythology

Bachelor of Arts, University of California Los Angeles, 1982

Theater, magna cum laude

Honors and Fellowships Received:

Non-Senate Faculty Professional Development Award (UCLA) 2006

Elli Köngäs-Maranda Student Prize for best paper on Women, Feminism, &

Folklore 1999 (presented by the American Folklore Society Women's

Section)

Dissertation Year Fellowship 1999-2000

Research Assistantship/Mentorship 1998-1999

Hortense Fishbaugh Memorial Fellowship 1997-98

Teaching Assistantship 1997-98, Summer 1998

Research Assistantship 1996-97

Dean's List, 1982

Regents' Scholarship, 1978 - 1982

Hugh O'Brien Award, 1981

Robert Reed Award, 1980

Publications:

“Re-envisioning the Visionary: Towards a Behavioral Definition of Initiatory Art” with

Stephen C. Wehmeyer, in Man of Constant Inspiration: Essays in Honor of

Michael Owen Jones , Elizabeth T. Adams, Sandra Mizumoto Posey, & Pravina

Shukla, eds., Western Folklore, v. 67 no. 2-3, 2008

“Wiccans” in Simon J. Bronner, ed., Encyclopedia of American Folklife, M.E. Sharpe,

2006

“Catholic Charismatics” in Simon J. Bronner, ed., Encylcopedia of American Folklife,

M.E. Sharpe, 2006

Book Review: Frank J. Korom, Hosay Trinidad: Muharram Performances in an Indo-

Caribbean Diaspora , Western Folklore 2005 vol. 64, nos. 1&2

Book Review : Sarah M. Pike, Earthly Bodies, Magical Selves: Contemporary Pagans and the Search for Community , Western Folklore 2002 vol.61, no. 1

" May You Never Hunger: Religious Foodways in Dianic Witchcraft," Ethnologies, 1998

vol. 20, no. 1-2

" He's Given Us Holy Hands : Lay Women Healers in the Catholic Charismatic

Movement" paper published on the UCLA Folk Medicine Archive webpage, 1998

Editorial Assistant, Western Folklore 1996-97, 1997-98

Academic Work Experience:

Assistant Professor, Core Division, Champlain College, Burlington, Vermont

Courses taught: COR 110 “Concepts of the Self”, Fall 2008

COR 220 “Aesthetic Expressions,” Fall 2008

Lecturer, UCLA, World Arts & Cultures Department (2003 - 2008):

WAC 120: Women and Vernacular Religion, winter 2006

WAC 120: Modern Mysticism, winter 2004, spring 2005, winter 2007

WAC 22: Introduction to American Folklore Studies, winter 2003, summer 2004, fall

2005, fall 2006, fall 2007, winter 2008

WAC 2: Folklore, Subversion, and Women’s Cultures, spring 2003

Lecturer, California State University Northridge, Liberal Studies Program (2005 - 2007):

Liberal Studies 300: Gateway, fall 2005, fall 2006, fall 2007

Lecturer, California State University Northridge, Anthropology Department (2000 - present):

Anthro 222: Visions of the Sacred, spring 2000, fall 2001, spring 2002, fall 2003, spring

2005,spring 2006, fall 2006, fall 2007, spring 2008

Anthro 308: Women, Sex Roles, and Culture, spring 2000, spring 2002, fall 2003, summer 2006, fall 2006

Anthro 326: Introduction to Folklore, spring 2001, fall 2001, spring 2002, spring 2005,

spring 2006, spring 2007 , fall 2007, spring 2008

Anthro 490 C: seminar: Narrative in Oral Tradition spring 2007

Lecturer, Otis College of Art and Design (1999 - 2000):

Liberal Studies 131:Cultural Perspectives, spring 1999, fall 2000

Instructor, UCLA, Folklore & Mythology Program (1998 - 2000):

Folklore 190: Folklore, Subversion, and Women’s Cultures, summer 2000

Folklore 15: Introduction to American Folklore Studies, spring 1998

Teaching Assistant, UCLA, Germanic Languages Department (1999):

Norse 140: Viking Civilization and Literature, spring 1999, fall 1999

Teaching Assistant, UCLA, Folklore & Mythology Program (1997 - 1998):

Folklore 15: Introduction to American Folklore, fall 1997, winter 1998, summer 1998

Folklore 101: Introduction to Folklore, summer 1998

Academic Presentations:

“Feminist Witch Wars? Supernatural Attack Narratives in the Dianic Witchcraft

Community,” presented at the Western States Folklore Society’s annual conference in Los Angeles, April 2007, and the Claremont Graduate School

Conference on Current Pagan Studies, January 2008.

“Sisterhood or Polarity?:Controversies over the ‘Guardian Priestess’ Path,” presented at the Claremont Graduate School Conference on Current Pagan Studies, January

2006, and the American Academy of Religion annual conference in Washington

DC, November 2006

“Mystic East and Wild West: An Esoteric Artist in L.A.” (co-written with Stephen C.

Wehmeyer), presented at the UCLA Fowler Museum symposium Searching for

God in the City of Angels , Los Angeles, CA, November 7, 2004

“Visions of the East: Place in the Art of Edith V. Tenbrink,” presented at the American

Folklore Society annual conference in Salt Lake City, UT, 2004

“Eye of the Initiate or the Tenbrink Code: The Visionary Art of Edith V. Tenbrink” (cowritten with Stephen C. Wehmeyer) presented at the California Folklore Society annual conference in Northridge, CA, 2004

“Sacred Body, Sacred Art: A Dianic Witch’s Altar Room” presented at the Western

Commission on the Study of Religion annual conference in Davis, CA, 2003 and at the American Folklore Society annual conference in Columbus, OH, 2000

" All Feasts are Feasts for the Goddess: Food Customs in Feminist Witchcraft" presented at the California Folklore Society annual conference in Berkeley, CA, 2000

" May You Never Hunger: Religious Foodways in Dianic Witchcraft" presented at the

American Folklore Society annual conference in Memphis, TN, 1999

"Holy Ghost in the Machine: Religious Behaviors of Charismatics Online" presented at the California Folklore Society Annual Meeting, Fullerton, CA, 1999

" Deus in Machina : Catholic Charismatics Online" presented at the American Folklore

Society annual conference, Portland, OR, 1998

"Angel on My Shoulder: Contemporary Conceptions of Angels Among Catholic

Charismatics" presented at the Armand Hammer Museum symposium

Messengers from Heaven: Angels in Folk Religion and Popular Culture , Los Angeles,

CA, March 13, 1998

" He's Given Us Holy Hands : Lay Healing in the Catholic Charismatic Movement" at the

American Folklore Society annual conference: Austin, TX 1997

"Shades of L.A.: The Building and Decoration of Sukkot in Los Angeles" at the

California Folklore Society annual conference: Santa Barbara, CA 1997

"Got Milk? The Food Miracles of St. Brigit of Kildare" at the UC Celtic Colloquium:

Berkeley, CA 1997

"Encounter with the Lord: Catholic Charismatics" at the American Folklore Society annual conference: Pittsburgh, PA 1996

Various presentations on Irish folklore for the bimonthly meetings of the Celtic Regional

Arts Institute of California 1996 - 1997

Consulting and Other Related Work:

Master’s Thesis committee member on two M.A. theses for California State Northridge

University Anthropology Department

Research Consultant, The Art of Belief exhibit, Visionary Art Museum of Los Angeles,

2006

Consultant, Season 2 of Mythquest , PBS, 2001-2002

Consultant, "Full Moon," Exploring the Unknown , Triage Entertainment, 1999

Consultant, "Halloween Nightmares: Fact or Fiction?," It's a Weird World , The Learning

Channel, 1999

Consultant, "Seers, Oracles and Prophecy," Unnatural History , The Learning Channel,

1997

Consultant, "Myths and Monsters," Unnatural History , The Learning Channel, 1997

Consultant, "Vampires and Witches," Unnatural History , The Learning Channel, 1996

Research Assistant in the Visual Media Archives, UCLA Folklore Program, 1996-1997

Bibliographer, UCLA Folk Medicine Archives 1997

Co-producer of the 1997 VITAS Film Festival of Folklore and Popular Culture

Assistant to the coordinator of the 1996 CSANA/UC Celtic Colloquium conference

Memberships, Professional Affiliations:

American Folklore Society (Co-convener, Folk Belief/Religious Folklife Section, 1999-2000, 2000-

2001)

California Folklore Society (Student Vice President – South, 1999-2000, 2000-2001)

American Academy of Religion

Society of Biblical Literature

UCLA Folklore Graduate Students Association (President, 1996-97; Secretary, 1997-98,

1998-99)

UCLA Film & Folklore Association (1996 - 1999; Vice-President, 1996-1997)

UCLA Celtic Colloquium (1995 - 1998; Secretary, 1995-1996, 1997-98)

Language Skills:

French Old Irish (reading knowledge)

Spanish (reading knowledge) Middle Welsh (reading knowledge)

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