RESUME
Katherine McKay
EDUCATION
- 1987 M.F.A. (Master of Fine Arts), California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland
- 1984 B.F.A. (Bachelor of Fine Arts) summa cum laude, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville
- 1967-68 Study at University of Marburg, Germany, under a fellowship from the
Deutschen Akademischen Austauschdienst
- 1967 B.A. magna cum laude, philosophy, University of Houston
SPECIALTIES
Areas: Business/finance/economics, scholarly/academic, arts, legal
Functions: Copyediting, writing, proofreading, translation German to English
EDITING EXPERIENCE
- 1999-present S. Gilbert, writer and translator: Edit book texts, revise and edit translations
- 2004-present Northern California Women's Caucus for Art newsletter: Contribute an article per issue on the subject of artists' business
- 2003-present Richmond Art Center: Copyedit and proofread course catalogs, manuscript of art instructions for schoolteachers, other publications
- 2002 L. Lacey, writer: Proofread book galleys
- 2002 East Bay Editors Forum: Proofread online directories
- 1999 Independent Institute, a think tank in Oakland, California: Proofread book galleys
- 1997-99 Libertarian Lifeline (publication of the East Bay
Libertarian Party): Assistant editor: edited texts, wrote monthly essay of 2-3 pages on social, political or economic topics
- 1979 Translation Consultants, Arlington, Virginia: Translator of scientific
and technical texts from German into English; subjects included chemistry, biology,
optometry, marine navigation, electricity
- 1968-69 Der neue Dienst, Bad Godesberg, Germany: Assistant, with responsibilities
for proofreading German texts for newspapers and writing articles based on interviews
with English speakers
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
- 2004 Tutor private students in German
- 2003-present City of Richmond Adult Education Program: tutor foreign students in English; tutor GED students
- 1967 Dolmetscher-Institut, Bonn, Germany: Teacher of translation from
German to English and of advanced English
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
German: fluent speaking, reading and translation
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