Liz Locke, Ph.D.

Coordinator, Interdisciplinary Studies Programs
2130 Arapahoe Ave.
Naropa University/Naropa College
Boulder, CO 80302
lizlocke@indiana.edu

Liz Locke received her Ph.D. in Folklore from Indiana University. Currently, she is an assistant professor at Naropa University. Her passions include feminist classics (ancient Graeco-Roman mythology in translation); comparative myth and myth theory; literary theory; film studies; American popular culture and folklore; and diversity education.

Bibliography

• "Don't Dream It, Be It":
  The Rocky Horror Picture Show as Cultural Performance(article)
• Something Rich and Strange:
  Technologies of the Sacred in Glassie and Greenaway (article)