Ann Randle Vanderbeek

Background

Vanderbeek, Ann Randle was born on February 6, 1947 in Tupelo, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Hugh Enoch and Dimple Frances Randle.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Mississippi State University, 1969; Master of Education, Mississippi State University, 1970; Educational Specialist, Mississippi State University, 1977.

Career

Elementary teacher, Starkville (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1969-1984; elementary teacher, Gwinnett County (Georgia) Schools, 1984-1988; Adjunct Professor, Kennesaw State University, Marietta, Georgia, 1988-1989; director teacher resource activity center, Kennesaw State University, Marietta, Georgia, 1989-1991; 5th grade teacher, Anniston Elementary School, Lithonia, Georgia, 1991-1995; extension teacher, Troup County Schools, LaGrange, Georgia, since 1995. Member Southern Association of Colleges and Schools accreditation committee Paulding County Schools, Dallas, Georgia, 1994-1995. Member teacher advisory county Troup County Schools, since 1995.

Visiting professor LaGrange College, 1996.

Achievements

• Ann Randle Vanderbeek has been listed as a noteworthy Elementary education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Secretary-treasurer Brookwood Orchestra Organisation, Snellville, Georgia, 1988-1989. Participant Leadership Kennesaw, 1990. Member ASCD, Georgia Association Teacher Educators (state secretary 1988-1990), Professional Association Georgia Educators, Phi Delta Kappa (special projects chair 1988), Kappa Delta Pi.

Connections

Married James V. Hemphill III, June 3, 1968 (divorced 1984). Children: James V. IV, Angie Randle;m. Glen Ray Vanderbeek, August 9, 1986.

Father:

Hugh Enoch Randle

Mother:

Dimple Frances Randle

Spouse:

James V. Hemphill III

child:

August 9 Vanderbeek

child:

James V. IV Vanderbeek

child:

1986 Vanderbeek

child:

Angie Randle;m. Glen Ray Vanderbeek