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 development and analysis of evaluation protocols for preventative health

 education in rural high schools of Florida. Since the completion of

 that project she has taught classes on educational methods for the

 University of Florida and nursing fundamentals for Santa Fe Community

 College. In July 1983 she married Michael Schoeffel, a widowed

 anesthesiologist with four children.

 On the completion of the Ph.D. program, she intends to continue

work in the area of health psychology, with research and consultation

and grant writing for a private group, the Biophysical Research

Foundation. Her two years of work in the study of pain and personality

have left her with a strong interest in preventive medicine and the

influence of health attitudes on wellness. In the best tradition of

Jungian archetypes, she wishes to continue her mother's writing career,

developing feminist literature based on her experiences.