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Link to the Cameron Journal Show with Maryann DiEdwardo, Applied Humanities Club Advisor, talking about her role as Curator for the newest Science Fiction Anthology Fantastic Worlds published by Something or Other Publishing! Maryann DiEdwardo on Cameron Cowan Show

Dr. DiEdwardo, Author, is a leader in the Humanities:

Recent art exhibits in the state of Pennsylvania include environmental eco-critical paintings depicting Millbrook Marsh Nature Center; A White Mountain painter, Dr. DiEdwardo supports fine art as a doorway to learning through her landscapes. In her work entitled “Mount Washington” she employs framing elements such as trees that lead the eye into depth.

With her co-author and sister, Maryann writes books to support The American Cancer Society.

Additionally, she has written over 50 works such as academic texts fiction collections and is a curator for a new Science Fiction Anthology for Something or Other Publishing. Her monongraphs include the following: Teaching Peace through Transformative Literature and Metaethics, Cultural Poetics, Music Transforms the College English Classroom, American Women Writers, Poetics, and the nature of gender study to support local soup kitchens.

Former Co-Director of Pasda Studios in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, she is a Fine Artist, creates Public and Private Exhibitions, Trained in the United States of America, known as a landscape painter. Her works are in private collections and galleries. Her en plein air style (literally painting in the open air) compositions evolve from abstract design to integrate design, color, proportions and balance, and to present poignant images or versions of reality.

Recent art works include the following:

36”x 36”oil painting entitled Millbrook Marsh #1 for Joseph Pasda” for the permanent collection at Millbrook Marsh Environmental Center State College, Center County, Pennsylvania U.S.A.; twelve prints presented to New Presbyterian Weill Cornell Hospital, 525 E. 68th St. New York City “The Art of Trees” for Child Life Program 2007 and St. Luke’s Cancer Center, Bethlehem, PA 2009; The Pennsylvania State University Lehigh Valley Campus Fogelsville “The Promise of Penn State” Exhibition, and original covers for her published books.