Background
Day, Billie Ann was born on February 26, 1939 in Wichita, Kansas, United States. Daughter of William Alvin and Velma Frances (Grieder) Day.
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Billie Ann Day
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Billie Ann Day, American Secondary education educator. Certified teacher, Kansas, District of Columbia. Recipient Roselle Lecture award for Creative Communication in the Social Studies, 1986, American Women of Today award, 1991, YFU International Education.award, 1992; named Cafritz fellow, 1991, Woodrow Wilson fellow, 1993; Fulbright scholar, 1986, 93.
Education
Bachelor, Southwestern College, 1960; Master of Arts, Howard U., 1969; Doctor of Philosophy, New York University, 1986.
Career
Teacher, Francis L. Cardozo High School, Washington, 1969-1981; teacher, Benjamin Banneker High School, Washington, 1981-1995; trainer, consultant, civic and global education, since 1995. Consultant in field.
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Membership
Chairperson of board World Hunger Education Svc., Washington, 1990. International election observer Sierra Leone, 1996. International trainer Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe/Bosnia, 1996, election supervisor, 1997, voter registration supervisor, 1998.
Volunteer United Nations, 1996, 97, 98. Trainer for trainers voter education project International Foundation for Election Sys., Bosnia, 1997. Board directors Friends of Sierra Leone, since 1998.
Member Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Washington (president 1991-1994), National Council for Social Studies (member of national board 1980-1983), Middle States Council for Social Studies (president 1980-1982), District of Columbia Council for Social Studies (president 1976-1977), National Peace Corps. Association (board directors since 1994).
