Dr. Anderson lives in the woods with four cats. She has a
Ph.D. in Philosophy, and began her academic career teaching aesthetics
existentialism at Skidmore College. After publishing a fictional biography
of Soren Kierkegaard, she moved back to Penn State to teach writing.
When the computer invaded the classroom, she left the English department
to teach improvisional dance; and form the Extemporary Dance Theatre,
which performed in the Centre Region for ten years. In 1981, she returned
to Penn State to teach courses in the Philosophy of Technology, Ecological
Design, and Peace Studies for the STS Department. In 1995, she founded The
Center for Sustainability. She has been practicing Zen for nine years
and her current interests revolve around the ways in which art and the
spiritual affect world views.
Recent projects
Dr. Anderson is actively involved in planning the 2003
Green Design Conference
Teaching
Dr. Anderson teaches STS 200: Critical Issues in Science, Technology
and Society.
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