Meditation, Spiritual Practices by Maryann DiEdwardo (copyright)
Poem on monastic life
Be quiet
Know thyself
Service
To self and others
Everyday
Be solutionary and creative
Be a learner
Alumna Maryann P.DiEdwardo Editor and Contributor of new book
Maryann DiEdwardo is the editor and contributor of a new book called American Women Writers, Poetics and the Nature of Gender Study. Other scholars who contribute are Jill Kinkade, James McAdams, Patti Pasda, and Joseph A. DiEdwardo.
Read more about the book at http://www.cambridgescholars.com/american-women-writers-poetics-and-the-nature-of-gender-study
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Maryann P. DiEdwardo, Lehigh Alumna
Maryann Pasda DiEdwardo graduated from Lehigh University in 1980. Maryann is the author of more than 35 books and articles. Since 1976, Dr. DiEdwardo has taught English, literature, and research in Pennsylvania colleges and universities; she co-founded Pasda Studios School of Art and co-facilitated Fine Art programs for students of all ages for thirty-two years. In 2004, results of her case study research suggested that the integration of music in the college classroom improved students’ grades and abilities to compose thesis statements for research papers in courses that emphasize reading and writing skills. In her initial study, Dr. DiEdwardo refined Howard Gardner’s 1993 definition of music as a separate intellectual competence. She currently teaches at University of Maryland University College, and Lehigh University.