| Professor, Alabama School of Math and Science, 1991- |
| Adjunct Assistant Professor, Spring Hill College, 1991- |
| Tutor, St.John's College, Santa Fe, 1987-91 |
| Lecturer and Writer-in-Residence, Western New Mexico University, 1984-85, 86-86 |
| Associate Professor, University Omar Bongo, Gabon (Africa), 1985-86 |
| Assistant Professor, University of Santa Clara, 1981-84 |
| Lecturer, Stanford University, 1978-81 |
| Mixed Nuts, Slow Loris Press, (Fairhope, AL), April, 2002 |
| A Strung Bow, R.L. Barth, (Edgewood, KY), 2000 |
| After the War, R.L. Barth, (Edgewood, KY), 1998 |
| "After the War," Hellas, Vol.7, No.2, Fall/Win '97. |
| "Phone, I Hear You," "With a Barometer," "When I Was Young," The Epigrammatist, VI, 1, Apr '95. |
| "At the Beach," The Epigrammatist, V.2, Dec '94 |
| "This Park," Gulf Coast Collection, ed. White and Todd, Texas Center for Writer's Press, '94, p.166 |
| "He Who Speaks Well," "Hate was My Sin," "In Memorium: V.W.," The Epigrammatist, I, 1, 1990 |
| "In Memory of J.V. Cunningham," "Lyric," The Plains Poetry Review, '90 |
| "Madrid (New Mexico)," "Beachwood," "A Marriage," "The Death of Our Pet Cat, Solomon," Greenhorse 1986, Vol. IV, pp.33-35. |
| "New Epigrams," The Chicago Review, Aut '85, p.57. |
| "Three New Epigrams," "On A Scull," "For a Cemetary," The Southern Review, Spr, '82, p.395-97. |
| "Sudden Rain, and Cold," The Chowder Review, Vol.1, 1975, p.18. |
| "The Romance of MOdern Classicism: Remarks on the Life and Work of John Finlay," Alabama Literary Review, Win 2001, Vol.15, no.2, pp.25-49. |
| "The Hazards of Mortality: the Uncollected Poems of Your Winters," 1919-28,1929-57, Alabama Literary Review, Spr 2000, Vol.14, no.1, pp.52-63. |
| "In Light: John Finlay," Mobile Register, Jun 6, 1999. |
| "Superior Amusement: Wallace Stevens' Collected Prose and Poetry," Mobile Register, July 19,1998. |
| "State of American Poetry," Mobile Register, January 25, 1998. |
| "Poetry Pleasure," Mobile Register, March 26,1998. |
| "Heroic and Tragic Story," Mobile Register, January 25,1998. |
| "Mind and Blood: An Introduction to the Poetry of John Finlay," Hellas, VOl.8, no.2, Fall/Win '97. |
| "Meaning in Context: Sir Fulke Greville's Sonnet LXX," English Literary Renaissance, Vol.16, No.2, Spr '86. |
| "Charles Gullans' Imperfect Correspondences ," The Southern Review, Spr '80, pp.519-22. |
| "Modern Classicism: John Finlay's Life and Art," Friends of Spring Hill College Library, 2000. |
| "Mind and Blood: John Finlay," Gautrelet Lecture, Spring Hill College, '95. |
| "Place Names in Thom Gunn's 'From the Highest Camp," Meeting of the South Central MLA, New Orleans, '94. |
| "The Essentials of Poetry," Fairhope Writer's Conference, Oct. '94, |
| Who's Who in the World, 2000-2001 |
| Who's Who of American Teachers, 1993-2001 |
| Fulbright Lectureship of Sri Lanka, offered 1991 |
| Peer Review Panelist, NEH, 1989-2001 |
| Fulbright Lecturer, Gabon (Central Africa), 1985-86 |
| Writer-in-Residence, Western New Mexico University, 84-85,86-87 |
| Who's Who Among Writers, 1983-2001 |
| Stanford University Graduate Fellow, 1974-78 |
| Mirrillees Poetry Fellow, Stanford University, 1973-74 |
| John Sledge, "Local Poet's Passion Shines in New Volume," Mobile Register, Nov 29, 1998. ["After the War' contains 14 works, ranging from blank verse to couplets to cross-rhymed pieces. All of them display wonderful craft and care. the play of language and imagery is smooth and pleasing....Jeffery Goodman's poems are well worth reading."] |
| Ralph Hammond, "The Poetry of Jeffery Goodman," First Draft, Fall 2000, Vol.7.No.3. [The sustained beauty of Goodman's poetical language... Certainly to read Goodman's poetry is to read some of the finest crafted poetry of today that will, no doubt, endure."] |
| Chair, Mobile Tricentennial Book Selection Committee, 2001 |
| Poetry Editor, Mobile Register Sunday Book Page, 1995- |
| Co-editor Goodman-Gybbe Press, 1982-1985 |
| Associate Editor, Papers: Institute of War and Conscience, University of Santa Clara, 1983 |
| Independent Writer, 1968-73 |
| --One act play "Scars" produced on-stage (Colorado College, 1972) and radio (Palo Alto and San Francisco |
| --Tidings Over, winner of 1972 Mirrielees Poetry Award, Stanford. |
| David Laurenson, Hunter School, New York, NY |
| Michael Kaffer, Chair, Dept. of English, Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL |
| John Sledge, Editor of Sunday BOok Page, Mobile Register, Mobile, AL |
| Kathy Eden, Chair, Dept. of English, Columbia University, New York, NY |
| Donald Bloom, English Prof., Alabama School of Math and Science, Mobile, AL |
| Marie Lally, Librarian/English Prof., Alabama School of Math and Science, Mobile, AL |