According to the wikipedia she retired in 2003 and moved to Portland, OR to be near her children. Her last published work (cited in wiki) uses the name McCullough-Howard.
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From: "Acree, Michael" <AcreeM@OCIM.UCSF.EDU>
[Mike Acree (2006.11.17.10.30 PST)]
Martin Taylor 2006.22.17.09.48--
>There's a follow-up to this story. I tried to demonstrate the effect in
simpler
>situations, but didn't manage to get the conditions right.
>Several years later, Celeste McCullough did, and her name is now always
attached to "the >McCullough Effect" (look it up on Wikipedia; I imagine
it's there).Celeste McCullough was a professor of mine at Oberlin in the mid '60s,
one of my top favorites. Some years later another alumnus told me that
she had hit a child with her car, and disappeared after that. I've
never been able to find out what happened to her.Mike