Ann Imlah Schneider

Background

Schneider, Ann Imlah was born on January 3, 1934 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Albert Henry and Helen (Woodbridge) Imlah.

Education

Bachelor, Swarthmore College, 1955. Master of Arts, Fletcher School, 1956. Doctor of Philosophy, London School of Economics, 1963.

Career

Assistant director Davis House, American Friends Service Committee, Washington, 1956-1957. Administrative assistant National Academy of Sciences, 1957-1960. Foreign affairs research analyst United States Department State, 1964-1970.

Senior program specialist United States Department Education, 1970—1995. International education consultant, since 1995.

Achievements

• Ann Imlah Schneider has been listed as a noteworthy education consultant, administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Secretary Alumni and Friends of London School of Economics, Washington, 1983—1991, chair scholarship committee, 1990—1998, president, 1999—2003. Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science, Association International Education Administrators, Association International Educators, Society History in Federal Government, American History Association, Society Woman Geographers (assistant treasurer 1987-1990, treasurer 1990-1996, oral history committee since 1996, chair membership committee 2003-2008, chair library & archives committee since 2008), International Studies Association (editl board for International Studies Perspectives 1979—2005, president local chapter 1980-1981, national executive council 1981-1982).

Interests

• Hiking, theater, gardening, needlecrafts.

Connections

Married John Hoke Schneider, March 26, 1966 (divorced 1978). Children: Helen May, James Christopher.

Father:

Albert Henry Imlah

Mother:

Helen (Woodbridge) Imlah

Spouse:

John Hoke Schneider

child:

Helen May Schneider

child:

James Christopher Schneider