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• BA, The Colorado College
• MA, The University of Denver
• PhD, The University of Denver

• Cultural Rhetorics
• Public Rhetorics, Civics, and Advocacy
• Applied Public Humanities
• Creative Nonfiction
• Writing Studies and Pedagogy
• Digital Storytelling, Content Generation, and New Media
• Technical, Professional, and Community Writing

Catherine Kunce has a PhD in nineteenth-century American literature. One of her books, Writer to Writer, Woman to Woman: The Correspondence of Sarah Helen Whitman and Julia Deane Freeman, reveals previously unpublished letters that reference of writers such as Edgar Poe Whitman's one-time fiancee), Ralph Waldo Emerson, and scores of women writers.

Catherine is an award-winning novelist and well-published scholar, who finds joy in discovering connections between seemingly unrelated subjects, such as Cervantes and Nabokov and F. Scott Fitzgerald and vaudeville.
She is a jazz vocalist and loves Cole Porter.

• Animals in American Indian Narratives: WRTG 3020
• Global Seminar: Writing in Ireland: WRTG 3020