Noted anthropologist and folklorist Norine Dresser, a paragon of academic excellence, proudly holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in the esteemed field of Anthropology, as well as a Master of Arts degree in the captivating realms of Folklore and Mythology, both of which were conferred upon her by the prestigious University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
For the past two decades, Dr. Dresser has devoted herself to the noble pursuit of education, dedicating her remarkable talents to the esteemed institution of California State University, Los Angeles, where she has had the privilege of guiding and mentoring numerous students, imparting her profound understanding and expertise to a wide range of learners, and fostering a passion for learning that has left a lasting impact on the academic community.
Beyond her scholarly endeavors, Dresser has demonstrated an impressive literary output, with a plethora of published books and articles that have solidified her status as a venerated and erudite writer, whose reputation has been meticulously crafted over time.
Notable among her numerous accomplishments was the creation and successful authorship of the esteemed "Multicultural Manners" column, which was published in the renowned Los Angeles Times and garnered widespread recognition and acclaim for an impressive duration of eight consecutive years.
Dresser's professional affiliations are a testament to their esteemed reputation within the academic and literary communities, boasting memberships in a multitude of prestigious organizations.
These affiliations include, but are not limited to, the American Folklore Society, a premier organization dedicated to the study and preservation of folklore and traditional culture.
Additionally, Dresser is a member of the Authors Guild, a prominent advocacy group that champions the rights and interests of writers and authors.
Furthermore, their affiliations extend to the Western States Folklore Society, which focuses on the preservation and study of folklore and cultural heritage within the Western United States.
Dresser's interests also extend to the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, a organization dedicated to promoting and preserving the history and culture of Chinese Americans in the region.
Moreover, they are a member of the International Society for Anthrozoology, a global organization that explores the complex relationships between humans and animals.
Their research interests also encompass the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research, a group dedicated to the study and analysis of modern legends and folklore.
Furthermore, Dresser is a member of the Society for Crypto-Judaic Studies, an organization dedicated to exploring the history and culture of Sephardic Jewish communities.
Finally, their affiliations also include membership in the Writers Guild of America, West, a prominent organization that represents and advocates for the rights of writers and authors in the entertainment industry.
