A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z

David Lamoureux, MA, PhD, The New School for Social Research; part-time faculty member, New School graduate program in International Affairs.

Sabine Landreau Farber, baccalauréat français; trained in Rassias and New School language teaching methods; has taught French at all levels for more than 25 years.

Paula Kay Lazrus, PhD, Boston U.; has excavated in Rome, Israel, and New England and conducted field survey on Sardinia; author of Discovering the Etruscans; research fellow, Boston U.

Florence Leclerc Dickler, MBA; Diploma in Translation, Ecole de Traduction et d'Interprétation, Geneva (Switzerland); baccalaureate in applied foreign languages, U. of Nice; teaches at Marymount School of New York; has also taught at the Language Immersion Inst., SUNY-New Paltz.

Gerda Lederer, PhD, Columbia U.; co-editor of Strength and Weakness: The Authoritarian Personality Today; former editor of Political Psychology; has served as vice president of ISPP and received its Erik Erikson Award; has taught in Germany at U. of Hamburg and Technische U. in Berlin; extensive research in ethnocentrism.

Seon Jeong Lee, MA in Teaching Foreign Languages, NYU; teaches Korean and Japanese; has taught Korean at The New School since 2002.

Philip Lerman, PhD, CUNY; professor of Dramatic Arts, LaGuardia Community College; director and designer for off-Broadway and regional theater; writes and stages adaptations of drama classics; member, Dramatists Guild of America.

Suzannah Lessard, staff writer for the New Yorker from 1975 to 1995; author of The Architect of Desire: Beauty and Danger in the Stanford White Family, winner of the Whiting Award in 1996; has taught at Columbia School of the Arts, George Mason U., George Washington U., Wesleyan U., Goucher College, and Queens U.

Todd Lester, MA, Rutgers U.; doctoral candidate, Milano The New School for Management and Urban Policy; served as information and advocacy manager for the International Rescue Committee in Sudan; member of the 21st Century Trust and Think Tank 30 of the Club of Rome; works as a consultant in film and media design to universities and community organizations.

Kimberly Libman, MPH, Hunter College, doctoral studies in environmental psychology, CUNY Graduate Center; former educator and program coordinator at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the New York Botanical Garden.

Tsaurah Litzky, BA, Brooklyn College; poet, fiction writer, essayist, and author of The Motion of the Ocean, Baby on the Water, and Goodbye Beautiful Mother; her work has also appeared in Urban Bizarre, Penthouse, Longshot, Best American Erotica, Blacklisted Journalist, Rattapallax, Paramour, Outlaw Bible of American Poetry, and Crimes of the Beats.

Rodolfo Long, MA, Virginia Tech; specializes in language education and instructional technology; teaches Spanish with an emphasis on the use of technology in the classroom.

Robert Lopez, author of the novel Part of the World; fiction has appeared in dozens of journals, including BOMB, Threepenny Review, New England Review, New Orleans Review, Indiana Review, and Denver Quarterly.