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Stram is a graduate of Portland State University and Idaho StateUniversity, with degrees in Anthropology. She also holds a doctoratein Curriculum and Instruction from Boise State University. In avaried career, she was executive director of the Idaho Council on DomesticViolence; and was an adjunct professor, teaching anthropology andcriminal justice courses at Boise State University. During her doctoralstudies, she was a research fellow for the US Army Research Institute andpublished findings on computers in the classroom and on the history of thewar in the Balkans. More recently, she conducted workshops on teachingat-risk youth; worked at an alternative mid-high school; researched andwrote archaeological project reports; and supervised secondary art studentteachers. In retirement, Stram has taken up oil painting and is enjoyingher family. She is married, has four grown children, nine grandchildren,and four great-grandchildren.Dawn Stram has been published in smallliterary magazines throughout the Northwest,including Wild Dog, Litmus, Potpourri, Upth’ Tube With One i (open), Pliego, TheWillamette Bridge, Padma: The MatrixIssue, The Limberlost Review: SpecialFandango Issue, and The Temple/El Templo.She is author of a poetry chapbook, roots &wings, published by Wine Press, Portland,OR; and is included in Pacific Northwestern Spiritual Poetry, Tsunami,Inc., Walla Walla, WA, edited by Charles Potts. Her book for youth andadults, Fat Ladies Shouldn’t Have Orange Hair, is currently in press(Xlibris Corp., Bloomington, IN). Stram has read her poetry in Seattle,Portland, Boise, Grimes Creek, Idaho, and Walla Walla, Washington. Shecurrently writes from Boise, Idaho.
