Linda Chalmer Zemel Linda Chalmer Zemel Linda Chalmer Zemel Biography
Linda Chalmer Zemel Biography
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Linda Chalmer Zemel writes the Buffalo Alternative Medicine and Buffalo Books columns for Examiner.com. She received the Excellence in Teaching Award from Rochester Institute of Technology, and retired from SUNY as adjunct assistant professor of English. She is a Consulting Hypnotist and Certified Instructor for the National Guild of Hypnotists. The author of a book on dream theory, she also facilitates dream circles and communications theory workshops.
May is so beautiful:
Orchards are fair;
Branches of fruit trees
Make gardens of air.
Flowers of fragrance
Bloom in the light;
Fall like the snowflakes
Showering white.
Orchards of heaven
Grow with a grace,
And like a blessing
Perfume the place.
Each tree in blossom,
Each lovely spray,
In this month of Our Lady,
Bring glory to May.
Helen Maring
The Magnificat. Volume LXVIII. Number 1. May 1941.
Linda Chalmer Zemel has been a News Book Reviewer for The Buffalo News, and her op-ed pieces have been published in Truthout.org. Her feature stories have been published in regional newspapers since 1986. She created, wrote, and hosted “What’s New,” a radio interview series for WHLD, 1270 AM in Buffalo. She received her BA and MA at the University of Rochester, where she also did doctoral work in human development. She has worked under grants to develop distance learning programs and to train teacher aides for the Buffalo schools. She retired from the State University of New York as adjunct assistant professor of English at Monroe Community College. Linda teaches media writing in the Communication Department at Buffalo State College.
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