Vicki Noble

Education

In the 1970s she created, graduated with honors from, and subsequently taught in, the first women"s interdisciplinary studies program at Colorado College.

Career

Originally from Iowa, she arrived in Berkeley, California in 1976. She has written several books, developed a ritual healing process, and led tours of women on pilgrimage to sacred Goddess sites around the world, including to Peru, Ireland, England, Bali, Malta, Greece, Turkey, Egypt and the Aegean Islands. She has been appointed to a halftime position as Scholar in Residence in the Women's Spirituality graduate program at New College of California in San Francisco.

She also currently teaches at the California Institute of Integral Studies.

"An Interview with Vicki Noble" in New Connexion.

Achievements

• Her most recent research project has taken her into Russia to work with archaeologist, Jeannine Davis-Kimball, director of the Center for the Study of Eurasian Nomads and founder of the Kazakh/American Research Project.