Inviting Radical Curiosity
DR. JENNIFER SCHULZ |
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Dr. Jennifer Schulz, Ph.D. is a Senior Instructor in the Interdisciplinary Liberal Studies program at Seattle University, Seattle, WA. She holds a doctorate in American literature and a masters in clinical psychology . She teaches a wide variety of interdisciplinary courses on literature, trauma, the body, well-being and catastrophe, integrative interdisciplinary research methods, and creative non-fiction writing. She is also the director of the Seattle University-Pacific Northwest Ballet Educational Partnership which provides a college education to professional dancers. In addition to her teaching, as a licensed mental health counselor in private practice, she works with (mostly) women who have experienced complex/developmental trauma. Dr. Schulz has published articles on cultural infrastructure and the Harlem Renaissance, literature and evocation, trauma and witnessing, and on incorporating creative writing practices in qualitative research methodology. She has also conducted and presented phenomenological psychological research on experiences such as despair, intimacy, and “at-homeness.”
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CENTERING WISDOM
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