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Souder, Annette Denise was born on April 26, 1969 in Maysville, Kentucky, United States. Daughter of Kenneth Allen and Cheryl Ann (Bierley) Souder.
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Annette Denise Souder, American conservationist. Recipient Sallie Mae 1st Year National Teacher award, 1992; named Honorary Commissioner Agriculture, Kentucky, 1992, Kentucky Colorado, 1992; teaching fellow Kentucky Governor's Scholar's Program, 1992, Kentucky Department Education grantee for development of model unit. Member Kentucky Science Teachers Association, Omnicron Delta Kappa.
Education
Bachelor in Teaching Chemistry and Business Administration, Transylvania University, 1991. Postgraduate, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, since 1995.
Career
Project assistant Dragon Fly magazine. Teacher chemistry, chemcom, physical science, environmental issues We. Hills High School, Frankfort, Kentucky, 1991-1995, co-chair science department, 1992-1994.
Teacher biology Governor's Scholars Program, 1994-1996. Director global population and environment progressive Sierra Club, Washington. Member Energy, Environment and Policy Choices Institute, University Oklahoma/Close-up Foundation, Norman, Oklahoma and Washington, 1993, Wetlands Institute, University Kentucky, Lexington, 1993.
Teacher coordinator Kentuckians Apply Mathematics and Science, Georgetown (Kentucky) College/Toyota Motor Manufacturing, 1993. Presenter National Governor's School Conference, Atlanta, 1994.
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Member Kentucky Science Teachers Association, Omnicron Delta Kappa.
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Religion
Church of Christ -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1991
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Career
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1994 - 1996
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Recipient Sallie Mae 1st Year National Teacher award, 1992. Named Honorary Commissioner Agriculture, Kentucky, 1992, Kentucky Colorado, 1992. Teaching fellow Kentucky Governor's Scholar's Program, 1992, Kentucky Department Education grantee for development of model unit.Recipient Sallie Mae 1st Year National Teacher award, 1992. Named Honorary Commissioner Agriculture, Kentucky, 1992, Kentucky Colorado, 1992. Teaching fellow Kentucky Governor's Scholar's Program, 1992, Kentucky Department Education grantee for development of model unit.