Background
Krucoff, Carole was born on March 3, 1940 in Providence. Daughter of Bernard and Esther Sylvia Spector.
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Carole Krucoff
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Carole Krucoff, museum program director. Achievements include development of junior interpreter program at naper settlement museum village. Fellow, University Illinois, Chicago, 1986-1988; grantee, Chicago Community Trust, 1996-1997, Polk Brothers Foundation of Chicago, Lloyd A. Fry Foundation of Chicago, 1998—2004; scholar, State of California, 1957-1961; Children's Theater at the Oriental Institute grant, The Illinois Arts Council, 1999.
Education
Bachelor magna cum laude, University Southern California, 1961. Master of Arts in Teaching of History, University Illinois, 1988.
Career
Associate educator Chicago(Illinois) History Society, 1972—1988. Director education Naper Settlement Museum Village, Naperville, 1988—1992. Head of public and museum education Oriental Institute, Chicago, since 1992.
Grant reviewer Institute Museum and Library. Services, Washington, since 1996, member panel, since 1996.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Illinois Association Museum (Superior Achievement award 1997, 2004), Museum Education Roundtable, American Association Museum, American Association State and Local History, Illinois Council Social Studies, Archaeol. Institute American, Association College and University Museum, Association Midwest Museum, American Association Museum (peer reviewer museum assessment program since 1999), The Experiment International Living, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Beta Kappa.
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Married Larry Stanley Krucoff, April 14, 1963. Children: Rachel Anna, Rebecca Miriam.
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Education
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1961
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1988
Awards
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Fellow, University Illinois, Chicago, 1986-1988. Grantee, Chicago Community Trust, 1996-1997, Polk Brothers Foundation of Chicago, Lloyd A. Fry Foundation of Chicago, 1998—2004. Scholar, State of California, 1957-1961. Children's Theater at the Oriental Institute grant, The Illinois Arts Council, 1999.Fellow, University Illinois, Chicago, 1986-1988. Grantee, Chicago Community Trust, 1996-1997, Polk Brothers Foundation of Chicago, Lloyd A. Fry Foundation of Chicago, 1998—2004. Scholar, State of California, 1957-1961.
Children's Theater at the Oriental Institute grant, The Illinois Arts Council, 1999.