Background
Campbell, Cary Elizabeth was born on November 10, 1954 in Dallas, Texas, United States. Daughter of Jefferson Holland and Shelia Ann (Trapp) Campbell.
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Cary Elizabeth Campbell
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Bachelor in Humanities summa cum laude, Southwestern University, 1974.
Career
Community resources specialist Texas Research Institute Mental Sciences, Houston, 1974—1977. Editor Southwestern Magazine, Southwestern University, Georgetown, 1973—1974, Viva!, Houston, 1976—1978, Wichita Falls (Texas) Magazine, 1979—1980. Editor-in-chief 8 Living Magazines, Baker Publications, Dallas, 1980—1982.
President Campbell & Company, Denver, 1982—1985, Dallas, since 1985. Instructor art history St. Paul's Academy, 1976, St. Luke's Continuing Education Program, Houston, 1975—1976. Instructor Southwest Writers Conference, Houston, Florida Suncoast Writers Conference, St. Petersburg, 1981—1982, Florida Magazine Association, Tampa, 1982, Orlando, 84, Clearwater, 85, Florida Freelance Writers Association, Orlando, 1986.
Achievements
Membership
Vice president Harris County Committee Aging, 1977, treasurer, 1976. Member of National Council Aging, National Association Real Estate Editors, American Society Magazine Editors, Texas Press Women, National Writers Club.
Connections
1 child Christopher Randolph.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Poetry award, Southwestern Magazine, 1972, Student Leadership award, Southwestern University, 1974, Distinguished Service award, Harris County Committee Aging, 1975, first place award, Texas Press Women, 1981, Matrix award, Women in Communication, 1982, First Place Advertising Media award, 1982, District 12 Advertising Federation award, awards, Colorado Press Women, 1982, National Federation Press Women, 1985.Recipient Poetry award, Southwestern Magazine, 1972, Student Leadership award, Southwestern University, 1974, Distinguished Service award, Harris County Committee Aging, 1975, first place award, Texas Press Women, 1981, Matrix award, Women in Communication, 1982, First Place Advertising Media award, 1982, District 12 Advertising Federation award, awards, Colorado Press Women, 1982, National Federation Press Women, 1985.