CYNTHIA A. MEHARY
July 18, 2017
Although she retired in 2008, Cynthia A. Mehary returned to part-time teaching in 2016 at the Buffalo Board of Education.
Although she retired in 2008, Cynthia A. Mehary returned to part-time teaching in 2016 at the Buffalo Board of Education.
Best known for the “Sing, Spell, Read and Write” program, Suzanne Dickson has led a long, illustrious career as a primary school educator.
Maria Desousa is an associate professor at Cornell University Graduate School and a visiting associate professor at Harvard University Medical School.
Although she retired from academia in 2016, Mary Ann Wise Wiggins continues to help others with their taxes.
Linda Hathaway Bunza has been the director of the Columbia Research Institute of Arts and Humanities since 1998.
Florence L. Denmark-Wesner released the third edition of the “Handbook of Psychology of Women,” co-edited with Michele Paludi, PhD, in 2017.
An accomplished writer and educator, Florence M. Weinberg’s most recent works include “Dolet” in 2015 and “Anselm: A Metamorphosis” in 2013.
With a deep passion for painting, Teryl Townsend has spent more than five decades designing book covers and participating in shows at various galleries.
Gerilyn Tandberg is a costume designer and theater educator with more than four decades of experience.
Dr. Jewel Taylor Thompson has been a professor in the Music Department of Hunter College since 1997, combining her love of education and music.
Debbie M. Schaum has thrived as the associate chair of applied aviation sciences at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
Renee Danette Petrola is an author and teacher focusing on her writing career after 43 years with the Mount Sinai School District.
Elizabeth Lee Skaladal spent nearly 30 years as a teacher within the Anchorage School District before retiring in 1998.
While she retired in 1992, Jane Williams Fleming has been studying at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute since 2013.
NancyJo Ralph was a high school and elementary music teacher for Penncrest School District until her retirement in 2005.
Diane Margaret Jacobs served the University of Central Florida in a number of roles before becoming a professor emerita in 2016.
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