CONTRIBUTORS

• Draskóy, Andrew
  andrew@mun.ca
  16 McDougall St.
  St. John's, NF A1C2S8
  CANADA
  (709)738-3079
  Andrew Draskóy has been researching and teaching Renaissance dance since 1989. He is known in the SCA as Miklós Sándorfia, and is the founder of the Rendance mailing list and web page.
  
• Du Coeur, Justin (pseud. Mark Waks)
  justin@waks.org
  82 Montclair Ave.
  Waltham, MA 02154
  USA
  617-891-3057
  "Justin du Coeur" is the SCA name and Net pseudonym of Mark Waks, an SCA dance teacher and original Editor/Publisher of The Letter of Dance, the SCA's dance newsletter.
  
• D. Elson (Del)
  del@babel.matra.com.au
  1/31 Carr Street
  Waverton, NSW 2061
  Australia
  +612-9955-2272
  Del is a computer systems and networks consultant. He has been active in the Society for Creative Anachronism, as Delbert von Strassburg OP, since 1982. He teaches dance to SCA groups, mostly specialising in 15th Century Italian and Burgundian dances.
  
• Engle, Ian
  Bloomington, IN
  USA
  Known in the SCA as M. Sion Andreas.
  
• Forrest, John
  jforrest@zeppo.hm.uc.edu
  Purchase, NY
  USA
  John Forrest is a professor of Anthropology at the State University of New York at Purchase, specializing in the ethnography of dance. He is the author of four books and "the usual slew" of articles on Old and New World Morescas, focusing on the Fifteenth through Eighteenth centuries.
  
• Langston, Lizbeth
  langston@ucrac1.ucr.edu
  Riverside, CA
  USA
  Lizbeth Langston is a Reference Librarian at the Physical Sciences Library at the University of California. She has an MA in Dance History from the University of California at Riverside, and is currently a graduate student in Comparative Literature at UCR with an interdisciplinary focus on dance. She is known in the Society for Creative Anachronism as Mistress Lizbeth Ravensholm.
  
• Larsen, Matthew
  mjl@rational.com
  781 San Carlos Rd.
  Mountain View, CA 94043
  USA
  Matt Larsen is a software engineer working on compilers and related tools for a firm in Santa Clara, CA. He is interested in historical dance of all periods, although his research has focused primarily on the Renaissance. He first became interested in Renaissance dance through the Society fors Creative Anachronism, going on to study with Dr. Ingrid Brainard and other historical dance scholars. In the SCA he goes by the name Geoffrey Mathias.
  
• Kronenfeld, Nathan
  pazzia@cybercom.net
  283 Alewife Brook Parkway
  Somerville, MA 02144
  USA
• Sherman, Dennis R.
  dennis_sherman@unc.edu
  1308 Brookfield Drive
  Chapel Hill, NC 27516
  USA
  919-929-5026 (h)
  Dennis R. Sherman is a computer programmer, developing library systems for the Triangle Research Libraries Network, a consortium of the Unversity of North Carolina- Chapel Hill, Duke University, and North Carolina State University. He has been involved in Renaissance dance and music as dancer and musician since 1978, primarily through the Society for Creative Anachronism, where he is known as Master Robyyan Torr d'Elandris.
  
• Wong, Marlene
  MMWONG@smith.smith.edu