Thomas Kuhlman

Born 1939 Cleveland, OH (USA)

Places Lived

Omaha, NE

Author Of

Other

Keywords

Editor; Creative Writing

Education

BA, 1961, Xavier University, Cincinnatti, OH
MA, 1963, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island
PhD, 1967, Brown University, Providence, RI

Occupation

Professor of English;

Teaching fellow Brown University, 1963-1964. Instructor English Georgetown University, 1964-1967. Assistant professor English Creighton University, 1967-1970, associate professor, 1970—2005, coordinator continuing education, 1973-1974.

Retired, 2005; associate professor emeritus Creighton University, since 2006. Visiting scholar American Academy in Rome, 1981. Member faculty Institute Jewish Studies, Omaha, 1974-1975.

Regional director National Bicentennial Youth Debates, 1975-1976. Director Copper Hollow Writers Workshop, 1977-1978. Regional humanist Nebraska Committee Humanities, 1976-1978.

Regional speaker Joslyn Art Museum. Participant Attingham Study Tour of British Country Houses, 2002.

Places Worked

Creighton University
Brown University
English Georgetown University
Institute Jewish Studies
Copper Hollow Writers Workshop
Nebraska Committee Humanities
National Bicentennial Youth Debates

Associations

Omaha Symphony Council
Florence Arts and Humanities Council
American Studies Association, Omaha Workshop Theater
Nebraska Humanities Council
Vasari Society
History Society Douglas County
Metropolitan Arts Council

Bibliography

Creative Writing: An Experience in Publishing for Older Persons. 1979.
Baroque Nebraska: An Architectural Entertainment. 2005.

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