Nancy is the co-author of the highly acclaimed children’s picture book Stevie and Vincent: A Passion for Color. Her work spans publishing, film, theater, education, and the arts.

She produced and directed Ecstasy & Death: Keats and Shelley in Rome, which received recognition at several international film festivals. She also wrote, produced, and directed In the Footsteps of Newton, broadcast by PBS in Indianapolis and screened at the Utopia Film Festival, and Leonardo: The Engineer.  She won an Aegis award as co-producer of William Blake: Inspiration and Vision.

Nancy was art director for the film The Age of Insects, which was screened and archived at MoMA as part of its exhibit Club 57: Film, Performance, and Art in the East Village, 1978–1983.

Her theater work includes producing, directing, and co-writing Jack Ramey’s acclaimed one-man show on Dylan Thomas, which ran for two years at New York’s 13th Street Theater, played at the Odyssey Theatre in Los Angeles, and toured nationally. She also wrote and directed the musical The Empire Laughs Back.

Her book, Learning to Reason: An Introduction to Logic, Sets and Relations, was published by John Wiley & Sons. She designed the software Groups Unlimited for working with algebraic structures.

Nancy is professor emeritus of mathematics at Hanover College.