Denise Troll Covey
Teaching
University of Pittsburgh School of Library and Information Sciences
- Academic Library Management – Spring 2001-2002. Co-taught with Carnegie Mellon University Libraries’ Dean and Associate Dean. Contributed salary to scholarship for Carnegie Mellon University Libraries’ staff attending the School of Library and Information Sciences.
- Automating Library Systems and Services – July 1999, 2000. Guest lecturer on issues and processes in running a library automation unit.
Carnegie Mellon
Academy of Lifelong Learning
- Life Lived as a Monk: A Serious Study of the Life, Literature, Music, and Policies from the Middle Ages to Today – Spring 2003. Curriculum designer and instructor.
- The Rhetoric of the Apparitions of the Virgin Mary – Spring 2000. Curriculum designer and instructor.
Course-Related Instruction
- Philosophy Department, Issues in Multimedia Authoring – October 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004. Guest lecturer on copyright issues.
- Heinz School of Public Policy – November 2002. Panelist: “Information Technology and Intellectual Property Policy Issues.”
For-Credit Undergraduate Courses
- Technology and Literacy – Spring 1989, 9 units. Curriculum designer and instructor, Computer Languages, Applications and Systems Program (CLASP)
- Reading Texts – 1985-1987, 9 units. Instructor, English Department
- Rhetoric and Social Interaction – 1985-1987, 9 units. Instructor, English Department
Other
Introduction to Information Professions – April 2005. Guest faculty in online chat session on leading change. University of North Texas .
