SING SING PRISON/HUDSON LINK Fall 2006 - Present College Instructor American History, Philosophy, European History, English – OF AT , IL 2005 Present – Adjunct Full Professor Philosophy (Promoted 2008) – UNIVERSITY WITHOUT OF SKIDMORE COLLEGE 2004 2008 – Adjunct Faculty Member HONORS, AWARDS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS Invited speaker at The Hastings Institute, the Staten Island Zoo, the National Zoo of the Smithsonian, the Rockwell Museum, Lehman College, The New York Botanical Garden, Rutgers University, Duke University, Yale University, the Whitechapel Gallery (London) the College de France and many other institutions (see record of speaking engagements at http://www.boriasax.com). Appeared on the Television program Nova in a program entitled Lies and Atomic Secrets” “Spies, (2000) and on the History channel in a program entitled Bats, and Bugs” (2003). “Rats, On , addressed Commission on Security and cooperation of the United States Congress on independent peace movements in . Authored a report on East German compliance with the UN Covenants that was presented to the United Nations in on . Founder and first President of the non-profit organization Nature in Legend and Story (NILAS, inc.), dedicated promote understanding of traditional bonds between human beings and the natural world.” “to Featured writer at the Sharing the Words 99 Festival in . Received grants from , NYCH and other places. Listed in Marquis 1999-present; in Marquis Who’s Who in , Who’s Who in American Education,
SING SING PRISON/HUDSON LINK Fall 2006 - Present College Instructor – American History, Philosophy, European History, English OF AT , IL 2005 – Present Adjunct Full Professor – Philosophy (Promoted 2008) UNIVERSITY WITHOUT OF SKIDMORE COLLEGE 2004 – 2008 Adjunct Faculty Member HONORS, AWARDS, ACCOMPLISHMENTS Invited speaker at The Hastings Institute, the Staten Island Zoo, the National Zoo of the Smithsonian, the Rockwell Museum, Lehman College, The New York Botanical Garden, Rutgers University, Duke University, Yale University, the Whitechapel Gallery (London) the College de France and many other institutions (see record of speaking engagements at http://www.boriasax.com). Appeared on the Television program Nova in a program entitled “Spies, Lies and Atomic Secrets” (2000) and on the History channel in a program entitled “Rats, Bats, and Bugs” (2003). On , addressed Commission on Security and cooperation of the United States Congress on independent peace movements in . Authored a report on East German compliance with the UN Covenants that was presented to the United Nations in on . Founder and first President of the non-profit organization Nature in Legend and Story (NILAS, inc.), dedicated “to promote understanding of traditional bonds between human beings and the natural world.” Featured writer at the Sharing the Words 99 Festival in . Received grants from , NYCH and other places. Listed in Marquis Who’s Who in , 1999-present; in Marquis Who’s Who in American Education,
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