Background
Robinson, Anne Durrum was born on May 14, 1913 in Hugo, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of William Landon and Effie Anne (Lear) Durrum.
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Anne Durrum Robinson
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Education
BJ, Texas Women's University, 1935. Master of Arts, University Texas, 1960.
Career
Staff writer NBC, Hollywood, California, 1945. Continuity editor KTBC, Austin, 1946—1949, KASE, Austin, editor Station, 1959—1961. Hostess, television program Station KTBC-T, 1955—1956.
Managing editor journal, writer Travis County Medical Society Blood Bank and Medical Exchange, 1961—1963. Hostess KLRN-television, 1961—1963, KHFI-television, Austin, 1966—1967. Copywriter, office manager David G. Benjamin Inc., 1963—1968.
Free-lance writer, lecturer, performer, teacher, 1968. Assistant director, curriculum development Texas Department Human Services, Austin, 1973—1977, education director management training division, 1977—1978. Independent consultant human resource development Creativity, Communication, Common Sense, from 1978.
Achievements
Membership
Member of American Society for Training and Development, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Innovative Thinking Network, Herrmann Research and Development Network, Global Intuition Network, Center Positive Prayer, Women's Symphony League, Texas Public Employees Association, Institute Noetic Sciences, Intergovtl. Training Council (Austin chapter), Women Communications (chapter president 1952, Austin chapter 1977, Most Valuable Chapter member 1989, named Outstanding Woman Continuing Education, grant 1959, 1971), The Brain Club.
Connections
Married Harold G. Robinson, June 6, 1945. 1 child Marye Lear.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Three-Act Play prize, Houston Little Theatre, 1947, National Five Arts award, 1947, National One-Act Play prize, Hermit Club, Cleveland, 1947-1948, Song Lyrics award, Poetry prize.Recipient Three-Act Play prize, Houston Little Theatre, 1947, National Five Arts award, 1947, National One-Act Play prize, Hermit Club, Cleveland, 1947-1948, Song Lyrics award, Poetry prize.