James Miller
Bowling Green KY
One could call James a teacher, a writer, a builder and a jack of all trades. Currently he teaches folk studies, gender studies and interdisciplinary studies part time at two local colleges. His passions are education, cooking, carpentry, narratives, and not being cliche. Currently James sits on the board of directors and runs some IT for The Global Center for Advanced Studies , a rather radical experiment in education. James has been in school much longer that he really should need but has not felt the warm embrace of the elusive PhD just yet, although he has tried. His current projects include two novels and spinning ideas for more as well as other academic works, not to mention a rather large remodel on his 100 year old home. While perfecting the art of slacking he has managed to have a few publications and presentations. Check out his work at jamesjeremymiller.com
Earned M.A. in Folk Studies from Western Kentucky University. Currently teach Interdisciplinary Studies, Intro to Folklore, and Intro to Womens And Gender Studies in the Arts and Humanities
Scholarly interests include narritive, religion, folklore, theology, asceticism, and radical politics.
Fellow: St Sophia Institute: International Center for Orthodox Thought and Culture