Ellyn also is the advisor to student veterans on campus and directs the campus Honors program and Odyssey Project. Her scholarly work has appeared in a number of anthologies, including a critical essay collection on The Hunger Games, and previously, an anthology on the book-film, Like Water for Chocolate. The Work-Family Debate in Popular Culture: Can Women and Men “Have it All”? comes from a series of talks at the national Pop Culture Association Conferences. She is thrilled that former State Department Director of Policy Anne-Marie Slaughter authored the Forward to this co-written book with her colleague and collaborator Philosophy Professor Tim Dunn. Back to the top