Ann Herrell Brown

Background

Brown, Ann Herrell was born on July 17, 1942 in Alexandria, Virginia, United States. Daughter of Richard Edward and Mary Elizabeth Herrell.

Education

Bachelor in Modern Foreign Language, The King's College, 1964; postgraduate, Georgetown University, 1972; postgraduate, University of Virginia postgraduate, George Mason U.

Career

Teacher Spanish, French, Thomas Jefferson High School, Fairfax, Virginia, 1964-1967; instructor Spanish, Barrington (Rhode Island) College, 1967-1968; teacher Spanish, George Washington High School, Alexandria, Virginia, 1968-1970; teacher Spanish, Francis C. Hammond High School, Alexandria, 1970-1972; teacher Spanish, Francis C. Hammond High School, Alexandria, 1972-1981; teacher Spanish, department chair, Francis C. Hammond High School, Alexandria, 1981-1993; teacher Spanish, Minne Howard School, Alexandria, since 1993.

Achievements

• Ann Herrell Brown has been listed as a noteworthy Secondary school educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Secretary, treasurer Fairfax County Senior Citizens Day Care Association, 1986-1991, board of directors, 1986-1994. Member ASCD, National Education Association, Education Association Alexandria, Virginia Education Association, American Council Teachers Foreign Langs., Alpha Delta Kappa, Beta Gamma (historian 1994-1996, president 1992-1994, vice president 1990-1992, secretary 1988-1990).

Interests

• Avocations: reading, traveling, animals.

Connections

Married George Thomas Brown, January 31, 1970.

Father:

Richard Edward Herrell

Mother:

Mary Elizabeth Herrell

Spouse:

George Thomas Brown