Alan Mokler MacVey

Background

MacVey, Alan Mokler was born on September 11, 1946 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Alfred O. and Ann (Downey) Mokler.

Education

Bachelor in English, Stanford University, 1968; Master of Education, Stanford University, 1970; Master of Fine Arts, Yale University, 1977.

Career

English teacher, Palo Alto (California) School District, 1969-1970; English teacher, Arlington (Massachusetts) School District, 1970-1972; associate artistic director, Theatre Works, California, 1972-1974; special assistant to vice provost, Stanford (California) U., 1973-1974; professor theatre, Bread Loaf School English, Middlebury, Vermont, since 1977; director theatre program, Bread Loaf School English, Middlebury, Vermont, since 1979. Director program in theatre/dance Princeton (New Jersey) U., 1980-1989, lecturer, 1977-1991. Artistic director acting ensemble Princeton, 1977-1980, Bread Loaf,1986-.

Chair theatre arts department U. Iowa, associate professor, since 1991.

Achievements

• Alan Mokler MacVey has been listed as a noteworthy Program director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Director National Endowment for Humanities Institutions for High School Teachers, 1989,92, 94.

Interests

• Avocations: music, sports.

Connections

Married Carol MacVey, August 6, 1983. 1 child, Joy.

Father:

Alfred O. Mokler

Mother:

Ann (Downey) Mokler

Spouse:

Carol MacVey

child:

Joy MacVey