Kathy Lingo

M.S. - Humanities with concentration in Aesthetic Studies
University of Texas at Dallas - 1990

B. S. E.
University of North Texas - 1977

Supervision and Assistance of the English Profi
University of Texas-Dallas [2000–2004]

Professor of Speech Communication
Collin County Community College [1986–2001]

Presenter at National Communications Assoc. Convention (1999-2003), Texas Speech Assoc. Conference (2003), Western State Communications Assoc. (2001-02)

Awards:

• 2000 Who's Who
• 2000 Who's Who Among American Teachers, Strathmore's Who's Who
• 1999 Rose Award for over ten years of Excellence and Service, CCCC, National Spokesperson Lost Children's Network
• 1996 Elected State Critic Judge, U.I.L. One-Act Play Contest, Division 1A
• 1987 Most Distinguished Professor, Phi Beta Kappa

Conferences and Presentations

• 2007
  • From two-year to four-year andfour-year to two: Surviving the transition from the community college to the university (and vice versa). Selected Panelist: Competitively selected panel discussion presented at the National Communication Association convention, Chicago, IL, 2007 My portion of the presentation was covered by Dr. Shelley Lane.
• 2004-2003
  • Texas Speech Communication Conference
  • Presenter: Parlimentary Debate: How to use it in any learning environment
• 2004-2001
  • National Communication Association Conference
  • National Institute for Strategic Organizational Design
  • Presenter on such topics as:
  • "How to Keep Your Classes Exciting"
  • "How Not to Use PowerPoint"
  • "How to Use Storytelling Across the Curriculum"
  • "How to Successfully Recruit Minority Students and Students with Disabilities into Your Program"
  • "Establishing a Network among Students, Parents and Administrators in Order to Empower K-12 Students in Their Academic Pursuits"
  • "Radical(izing) Network Efforts for Consultants Involved in Outreach Programs"
  • "Using Debate Across the Cirriculum"
  • "Effective Techniques for Job Interviewing"
• 2001
  • Western States Communication Conference
• 1999 & 2001
  • Guest Lecturer: Willamette University, Parliamentary Debate Workshop
• 2002-2004
  • Director and Senior Instructor: Debate and I.E. Forum (H.S.) University of San Diego, California

Classical Laughs: ‘Lysistrata’ at University Theatre

A Greek revival is coming to campus this month when director Kathy Lingo and UT Dallas students bring Lysistrata to life in the University Theatre.

The play by Aristophanes is a comic account of one woman’s extraordinary mission to end the Peloponnesian War. Lysistrata persuades the women of Greece to withhold marital privileges from their husbands as a means of forcing the men to negotiate peace, a strategy that inflames the battle between the sexes.