Background
Nienhius-Horner, Carolyn Joanne was born on October 26, 1948 in Akron, Ohio, United States. Daughter of James Patrick and Pauline Elizabeth (Beretics) Kintz.
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Carolyn Joanne Nienhius-Horner
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Bachelor of Science, Ohio State University, 1972; Master in Technology Education Guidance, U. Akron, 1988; Master in Counseling, U. Akron, 1990.
Career
Employee development trainer, Sum County Department Human Superior vena cava syndrome, Akron, 1984-1990;
employee assistance counselor, Tri-County Employee Assistance Progam, Akron, 1989-1990;
intrvention program coordinator, Community Drug Board, Akron, 1990-1991;
counselor, consultant, trainer, Hop To It (private practice), Hartville, Ohio., since 1991;
instructor, trainer, practicum supervisor, program developer, writer, Stark Technology College, Canton, Ohio., since 1990. Consultant Child Support Enforcement Agency Akron, since 1989. In-service trainer Wadsworth (Ohio) City Schools.
Presenter Ohio Welfare Conference, Toledo, 1989, Ohio Counselors Conference, Columbus, 1990. Curriculum writer Case Western Reserve U. Mandel School Applied Social Sciences.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer American Red Cross, Akron, 1967-1988, Risk Reduction Health Promotion Task Force, Akron, 1984-1989, Side Stream Smoke Task Force, 1984-1989. Coordinator Tri County Disabled Citizens Activities, Akron, 1988-1989. Recorder Stark Technology College Advisory Board, since 1990.
Member citizen ambassador program management Training and Incentive Delegation to Russia and Ukraine, 1992. Member American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, ASTD, Ohio Council for Self Esteem, International Association for Addictions and Offenders Counselors, Toastmasters International, Chi Sigma Iota (program chairman Alpha Upsilon chapter 1989-1990, President award, Akron, 1990).
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Married Ronald Jay Nienhius, August 23, 1970 (divorced December 1979). Children: Nathan Jeremy, Seth Michael. Married Karl Ford Horner, Junior, November 3, 1983.
