Annette Elizabeth Wallenmeyer

Background

Wallenmeyer, Annette Elizabeth was born on August 19, 1944 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of Edward Norman and Mary Elizabeth (Snider) Munzer.

Education

Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1966; Master of Arts, U. Oklahoma, 1970.

Career

Head library art library, U. Oklahoma, Norman, 1968-1970; professor anthropology, U. Alaska, College, 1970-1993; anthropologist, U. Alaska, College and Anchorage, 1973-1977; research library, Phoenix Art Museum, 1978-1980; curator of education, collections, history sites, hispanic culture, Tucson Museum Art special events public program coordinator, Tucson Museum Art, 1980-1985; executive director, Tucson Festival Society, 1985-1993; director cultural affairs, City of Savannah, Georgia, 1993; consultant, El Centro Cultural de Las Americas, Tucson, since 1994. Consultant Cultural Olympiad, Savannah, 1993-1994, Amigos de la Danza, Tucson, 1995-1996, Business Expo, Tucson Business Coalition, 1996-1997, Mujer 2000, Tucson, since 1996.

Achievements

• Annette Elizabeth Wallenmeyer has been listed as a noteworthy Cultural affairs consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Panelist Arizona Commision on Arts, Phoenix, 1995-1996, Tucson/Pima Arts Commission, since 1994. Member American Association State and Local History, American Association Museums, International Festival and Special Events Association (certified festival executive).

Interests

• Avocations: training service/assistance dogs.

Connections

Married Stephen KeithWallenmeyer, September 27, 1991. Children: Edward, Aaron.

Father:

Edward Norman Munzer

Mother:

Mary Elizabeth (Snider) Munzer

Spouse:

Stephen KeithWallenmeyer

child:

Edward Wallenmeyer

child:

Aaron Wallenmeyer