Alfred Edward Totten

Background

Totten, Alfred Edward was born on June 19, 1938 in Los Angeles, California, United States. Son of Tracy Hall and Phyllis Sarah (Jarvis) Totten.

Education

Bachelor, U. Hawaii, 1965; Master of Arts in Asian Art History, U. Hawaii, 1968; Master of Arts in Tchg. Foreign Language, Monterey Institute International Stud., 1994.

Career

Instructor English as Second Language, Tezukayama College, Nara, Japan, 1968-1972; teacher English as Second Language, Manual Arts Commission Adult School, 1973; administrative assistant, County of Los Angeles Public Defender, 1974-1985; typesetter, Berlitz transactions Superior vena cava syndrome, Woodland Hills, California, 1985; bookkeeper, Pacific Asia Museum, Pasadena, California, 1986-1987; instructor English as Second Language, mathematics, English grammar, accounting, word processing, Glendale (California) Career College, 1987-1990; Japanese language instructor, East Los Angeles College, 1990-1991; instructor English as Second Language, business writing, Learning Tree U., 1990; writer, manager, CareerPro, Inc., Burbank, California, 1990-1991; faculty, Los Angeles Pierce College, since 1991; teacher Japanese, Woodbury U., Burbank, California, 1992-1993; teacher Asian Art History, Woodbury U., since 1994.

Achievements

• Alfred Edward Totten has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Army, 1962-1964.

Interests

• Avocations: painting, writing.

Connections

Married Sumako Ann Yoshida, April 27, 1969. Children: Albert, Gregory, Sonia.

Father:

Tracy Hall Totten

Mother:

Phyllis Sarah (Jarvis) Totten

Spouse:

Sumako Ann Yoshida

child:

Sonia Totten

child:

Albert Totten

child:

Gregory Totten