Anne Laura Mattrella

Background

Mattrella, Anne Laura was born on August 30, 1954 in Waterbury, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Jack and Victoria Mattrella.

Education

Student, University Salamanca (Spain), 1975; student, University Dijon (France), 1976; Bachelor, U. Connecticut, 1976; Master of Arts, U. Connecticut, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy, Catholic U., Washington, 1985; certified in administration and supervision, Catholic U., Washington, 1991.

Career

Supervisor, Project Promesa, Waterbury, 1979; translator, Embassy of Ecuador, Washington, 1980-1981; editor, transcriber, International Monetary Fund, Washington, 1982; press analyst, Embassy of Japan, Washington, 1982-1985; coordinator English as a second language department, Southeastern U., Washington, 1985-1988; professor, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, since 1988; foreign language instructor, Roberto Clemente Middle School, New Haven, since 1988. Lecturer for various conversations including Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Langs. National Convention, Miami, Florida, 1987, San Juan, 1987-1988, Georgetown University, Washington, 1988.

Achievements

• Anne Laura Mattrella has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of executive board Hispanic Cultural Society. Member American Association of University Professors, N.E. Modern Language Association, S.E. Modern Language Association, National Italian American Foundation, Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Langs., Connecticut Association Adult and Continuing Education, Columbus Day, Inc. Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Kappa Gamma.

Connections

Father:

Jack Mattrella

Mother:

Victoria Mattrella