The Dancer Returns: From Victim to Victory? - Susan Lee-Titus is an author, speaker, dancer, communications and media specialist. She also teaches aerobics, and is a member of the drama group, Act One. Ms. Lee-Titus' diversified background includes serving as a Cable News Anchor and Entertainment Reporter. Prior to that, she taught drama, speech and communications at various colleges and universities in the New England area. She attended Emerson College where she earned her Masters Degree in Communications, graduating magna cum laude. Ms. Lee-Titus is the founder of The Joy Dancers, a prison outreach which teaches aerobic dance to female inmates as an outlet for anger and stress. She is the author of "The Dancer: One Woman's Journey from Tragedy to Triumph," a narrative, nonfiction, inspirational story. She is one of the authors in the anthology, "Setting the Captives Free." As a rape victim, Ms. Lee-Titus sheds new light on this brutal act and also lays the foundation for hope and forgiveness in "The Dancer Returns: From Victim to Victory."