Coffman

Morjana Coffman is a retired jill-of-all-trades, card-carrying Trekkie, also currently a Gater, and blogs daily on SciFi at Subduction Leads to Orogeny.

MIND MELD: The Best Women Writers in SF/F 2009

Associated Press Kansas State quarterback Carson Coffman is knocked down by Oklahoma State linebacker Shaun Lewis during the first half of a game in Manhattan, Kan.

College Football Saturday 2010

So Coffman is saying government health care works, but America’s (for profit) health care system in general does not?

Think Progress » GOP congressman praises government health care system that paid for his treatement. 2010

Coffman is part of the Federal Employee Health Benefits plan, which covers millions of federal employees, including every conservative legislator who is against offering a public insurance plan to the rest of America’s citizens.

Think Progress » GOP congressman praises government health care system that paid for his treatement. 2010

"It's almost like a third education after college," said Kelly Coffman, 30, a second-year apprentice at Rain Crow Farm in Paonia, CO.

Turnstyle: Why Are Young, Educated Americans Going Back to the Farm? Turnstyle 2011

Coffman earns $250 per week plus room and board, a relatively high wage that stems, in part, from her three years of farm experience.

Turnstyle: Why Are Young, Educated Americans Going Back to the Farm? Turnstyle 2011

“The church was not about to fall down, it's fantastically sound,” said Peter Coffman, a fellow in the history department at Dalhousie University and vice-president for the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada.

You don't know what you've got till it's gone 2009

Coffman studied at Prescott College in Arizona and Naropa University in Boulder, CO, and worked in the California state park system and as a kindergarten teacher, before deciding to work on farms.

Turnstyle: Why Are Young, Educated Americans Going Back to the Farm? Turnstyle 2011

“The church was not about to fall down, it's fantastically sound,” said Peter Coffman, a fellow in the history department at Dalhousie University and vice-president for the Society for the Study of Architecture in Canada.

Archive 2009-12-01 2009

But as military historian Edward M. Coffman professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin notes, only about 5% of America's approximately 14,000 history professors identify military history as an interest.

Our Elite Schools Have Abandoned Military History Peter Berkowitz 2011