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Image of Benette WhitmoreBenette Whitmore

Instructor and Director,
ESF Writing Program

Office: 105 Moon Library
Phone: (315) 470-6722
Fax Number: (315) 470-6512
Email: bwhitmor@esf.edu

  • President's Award for Community Service, ESF
  • Distinguished Teaching Award, ESF

Curriculum Vitae

Education:

  • Ph.D. Candidate, Cultural Foundations of Education, Syracuse University
  • M.A., Public Communications Management, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University, 1980
  • B.A., Sociology, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1977

Academic Interests:

  • Composition
  • Technical Writing
  • Communication
  • Children's Literature
  • Fiction Writing
  • Service Learning
  • Cultural Studies
  • Popular Culture

Selected Publications:

Shelter, a novel, Walker/Bloomsbury, New York, 2006

"Milk," short story, The North American Review, Summer Fiction Issue, 1999

Ghost Bat in a Gum Tree, an endangered species counting book, Falcon Press, Helena, Montana, 1998

Real Stuck, Way Up, a children's book, Barron's Educational Series, New York, 1997

The Little Shoe Book, a children's book, Random House, New York, 1995

Pappyland Activity Book, Volumes I and II, two non-fiction children's books, Craftsman & Scribes, Syracuse, New York, 1995

A Quilt for Elizabeth, a children's book, Centering Corporation, Omaha, Nebraska, 1992
Film rights optioned by FilmFair Communications in Hollywood, California

Contributor to House Beautiful, Corporate Design, Building Design and Construction, Electric Light and Power, American School and University, Architectural Lighting, School and College, and School Product News

Produced Works:

Head Writer for 35 half-hour episodes of Pappyland, a PBS children's television series aired in more than 130 markets nationwide, 1996-2003. Broadcast to 60 million homes on The Learning Channel.

Playwright, Rainforest Rhythms and The Jungle Jive, an ecological children's play performed at Children's Theater in Boston Massachusetts, 2009

Courses:

  • CLL 190 - Writing and the Environment
  • CLL 290 - Perspectives on the Environment
  • CLL 410 - Writing for Environmental Professionals
  • CMN 220 - Public Presentation Skills for Environmental Professionals
  • CMN 420 - Advanced Public Presentation Skills

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