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Boutelle, Ann Edwards was born on October 8, 1943 in Aberfeldy, Scotland. Arrived in the United States, 1965. Daughter of Alexander Wishart and Jean Fulton Edwards.
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Ann Edwards Boutelle
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Ann Edwards Boutelle, British poet, educator. Finalist Walt Whitman award, Academy American Poets, 1999, Kathryn A. Morton prize, Sarabande Books, 2001; recipient German medal, University St. Andrews, 1964, Morse poetry prize, 2005. Founder Poetry Center Smith College, 1997; trustee First Congressional Church, Chesterfield, Massachusetts, since 2001; Member of Modern Language Association.
Education
Master of Arts, University St. Andrews, Scotland, 1965. Doctor of Philosophy, New York University, 1972.
Career
Visiting associate professor Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Massachusetts, 1980—1984. Senior lecturer Smith College, Northampton, since 1984, founder, chair Poetry Center, since 1997.
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Founder Poetry Center Smith College, 1997. Trustee First Congressional Church, Chesterfield, Massachusetts, since 2001. Member of Modern Language Association.
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Married William E. Boutelle, June 17, 1967. Children: Jonathan, Laura, Alexander.
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Finalist Walt Whitman award, Academy American Poets, 1999, Kathryn A. Morton prize, Sarabande Books, 2001. Recipient German medal, University St. Andrews, 1964, Morse poetry prize, 2005.Finalist Walt Whitman award, Academy American Poets, 1999, Kathryn A. Morton prize, Sarabande Books, 2001. Recipient German medal, University St. Andrews, 1964, Morse poetry prize, 2005.