Faculty

George Scheper 
BA, PHD
Adjunct Instructor

Department Affiliation

• Humanities and Performing Arts

Courses

• A Day With the Maya / R07.9105
  
• A Day at Machu Picchu / HIST1-CE9104
  
• A Day With the Olmec / R07.9102
  
• A Day With the Maya / HIST1-CE9105
  
• Native American Cultures of the Pacific Northwest Coast: Land of the Totem / R09.9010
  
• Eskimo/Inuit Culture: Peoples of the Far North / R09.9012
  
• Pueblo Cultures of the Southwest: An Archaeological and Cultural Excursion / R09.9011
  
• A Day in the Pre-Inca Andean World / HIST1-CE9106
  

Educational Record

• Duke University, BA, 1960, English
• Princeton University, PHD, 1971, English

Teaching Record

• CCBC, Humanities
  Professor emeritus 1970 - 2009
• Johns Hopkins University, Advanced Academic Programs
  Faculty Associate 1985 - Present

Professional Record

• Grant Consultant, CCHA, 1991 - Present
• Project Director of 15 Summer Institutes, CCHA/National Endowment for Humanities, 1992 - 2011

Honors & Awards

• Distinguished Humanities Educator Award
  CCHA, 2002
• Excellence in Teaching
  Johns Hopkins University School of Professional St, 2004

Professional Societies

• Modern Language Association, Program Committee, 1970 - 2012
• American Anthropological Association, member, 1998 - 2009
• College Art Association, member, 2002 - 2009

Publications

• 7. A Divergence of Modernities: Jane Jacobs, Robert Moses and the Re-Visioning of New York City , Community College Humanities Review 28 , 2008
• 4. The Encyclopedia of Religion, Second Edition, Charisma; Cursing, 2004
• 3. The Oxford Encyclopedia of Mesoamerican Cultures, Christianity Evangelical Protestantism; Devil; God, 2001
• 2. Reverberations of the Battle of Kosovo: The Mountain Wreath and Ethnic Cleansing, The Conscience of Humankind: Literature and Trauma, 2000
• 9. Ecstasies: Representations of Ecstatic Sorrow and Ecstatic Joy, Analecta Husserliana , 1999
• 5. Image as Text in Post-Contact Mexican Books and Artifacts of Indigenous Origin, Community College Humanities Review, 1999
• 1. Guadalupe: Image of Submission or Solidarity?, Religion and the Arts 3.3/4 , 1999
• 8. All Hallows' Eve: the Cessation of Rhetoric and the Redemption of Language, The Rhetoric of Vision: Essays on Charles Williams, 1996
• 10. Bodley Harm: the Library in British Detective Fiction, Popular Culture in Libraries 2.1 , 1994
• 6. The Reformist Vision of Frederick Law Olmsted and the Poetics of Park Design, New England Quarterly, 1989
• A. Michael Innes, Frederick Ungar, 1986
• B. Survey of English Literature/ Teleclass Study Guide. 2 vols., Maryland center for Public Broadcasting, 1976