MARGARET “PEGGY” KENDIG LEE
November 1, 2018
Margaret “Peggy” Kendig Lee opened her own private studio, Peggy Lee Piano, in 1973, and has been there ever since.
Margaret “Peggy” Kendig Lee opened her own private studio, Peggy Lee Piano, in 1973, and has been there ever since.
Bette S. Nelson was a teacher and gate chair at Mount Diablo Unified Schools until her retirement in 2010.
Looking to the future, Carolyn Grace VanAsdale Bordelon intends to supervise student teachers and extend her professional development.
Today, Dr. Perrucci is lending her skills to the Purdue University as a professor of sociology, a position she has held since 1986.
Sheila D. Ards concluded her career as the associate vice president for community engagement at the University of Minnesota.
Imbued with compassion and a strong work ethic, Winborne Hamlin has dedicated her life to serving her community.
Christina Maslach has served as a professor emeritus of psychology at the University of California Berkeley since 2013.
Joyce Suzanne Richardson-Melech is a supervisor of student teachers in music education at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
Jeanette “Jan” Selby Johnson has accomplished careers in both teaching and nursing before retiring in 2017.
Today, Denise M. Korniewicz is putting her expertise to use as the dissertation chair and professor of the Passan School of Nursing at Wilkes University.
Seeing the smiles on the faces of her students drove Mary E. Johnson as she navigated her positions at the Hazelwood School District. She spent
Edith White taught 6th, 7th, and 8th grade social studies and world geography at Coast Episcopal School until she retired in 2007.
Joy Powell Gebhard founded Healing Inc. in 1997 to help humanitarian and education needs.
Janet E. Olson-West served the Kingsville R-1 School as an elementary teacher and as an elementary communication arts teacher between 1977 and 2009.
Since 1996, Linda B. Lewis White has served as a professor of reading at Eastern Michigan University, where she continues to work to this day.
When Barbara J. Janson first saw the impact educational policy could have on a country and its workforce, she knew she had to get involved.
Valene Lucy Smith established a museum of anthropology at California State University and has served as the building’s director since its opening in 2010.
Janice Edith Jones Monk has been a research social science emerita at the University of Arizona since 2004.
In 1990, Dr. Blyn-LaDrew joined the University of Pennsylvania, where she continues to thrive in the school’s Penn Language Center.
Kathleen Kish has been a professor emerita of the department of Spanish and Portuguese at San Diego University since 2004.
Carolyn E. Wedin became a professor emeritus of the University of Wisconsin in 1996.
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