Background
Leonard, Anne C. was born on December 22, 1936 in New York City. Daughter of Patrick A. and Mary T. (McAlpin) Leonard.
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Anne C. Leonard
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Bachelor of Science in Edition and Social Science, Fordham University, 1962; Master of Arts, Fordham University, 1965; Certificate Of Advanced Graduate Studies, Boston University, 1972; postgraduate, Hunter College, U. San Francisco, U. Northern Illinois, Notre Dame U.
Career
Teacher, assistant principal, principal, Notre Dame Academy, Staten Island, New York, 1957-1968;
principal, Maternity B.V.M. School, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 1968-1969;
principal, St. Jude the Apostle School, South Holland, Illinois, 1969-1978;
director Catholic Elementary Schools, Archdiocese of Chicago, 1978-1983;
director educational services, member Cardinal Bernadin's cabinet, Archdiocese of Chicago, 1983-1990;
Executive officer commission educational services, Archdiocese of Chicago, 1983-1990;
superintendent schools, director education, Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, 1990-1996;
United States province leader, Congregation of Notre Dame, Ridgefield, Connecticut, since 1996. Chair education devision Catholic Conference Illinois, 1988-1990. Delegate general chapter Congregation Notre Dame, member provincial county.
Member education committee United States Catholic Conference Bishops, Washington, 1985-1988. Member National Catholic Bishops' MellenniumCom. Speaker in field; lecturer, presenter workshops.
Member Fortune 500 panel education and business. Development mission statement, just principles compensation, new models compensation for principles, 1987-1991. Initiated, organized Dirs.
Education Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan. Attended symposia infield. Member committee preparatory Office of Catholic Education Conciliation Process.
Executive officer local school boards. Initiated individually guided education program St. Jude School.
Achievements
Membership
Trustee DePaul University, since 1986, board directors, chair academic affairs committee. Board directors Junior Achievement, Chicago, 1984-1990, Oklahoma City, 1991-1996. Member National Conference of Christians and Jews, 1992-1996, Governor Illinois advising committee on non-public schools, Springfield, 1978-1982,planning committee Big Shoulders Project.
Member ASCD, National Catholic Ednl. Association (president chief administrators Catholic education 1991-1994, vice president 1989-1991, vice chair board 1991-1994, task force 1990-1991, supervision, personnel, curriculum, Educator or Year award 1990), Archdiocesan Prins. Association (president 1973-1978), Chicago Council Foreign Rels., Phi Delta Kappa (Educator of Year 1984).
