Charlene Foster Hammond

Background

Hammond, Charlene Foster was born on June 20, 1943 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Daughter of Charles Hopkins and Alta Rose (Boothe) Foster.

Education

Bachelor English, Tennessee State University, Nashville, Tennessee, 1990—1995. Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, Tennessee State University, Nashville, 2006.

Career

Theatre performer various locations, South Carolina, Georgia Tennessee, since 1946. Legal secretary Greenville, South Carolina, 1963—1969, Atlanta, 1969—1975, Nashville, 1975—1981. Instructor, physical fitness various locations, since 1981.

Artistic director Priest Lake Dance, 1981—1998. Freelance writer self directed from home, Antioch, since 1993. Teacher Glencliff High School, Nashville, since 1996.

Community education instructor Cole Community Education, Nashville, 1988—1998.

Achievements

• Charlene Foster Hammond has been listed as a notable choreographer, musician, educator, writer, artist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Coach for baseball, softball, and basketball acitivities Una Recreation Center, Nashville, 1979—1993. Girl/Boy Scout Leader Girl/Boy Scouts of America, 1986—1993. President Alpha Mu Gamma, 1994.

Volunteer United States Forestry Service, Santa Fe, 2003. Member of Parent-Teachers Association (officer 1983-1984), Professional Educators Tennessee, International Women's Writing Guild, Final Draft, Author's Venue, American Screenwriters Association, International Dyslexia Association, Teachers English to Speakers Other Languages.

Interests

• Crafts, home improvement, gardening, creative arts.

Connections

Married William Boyd Hammond, May 1, 1970 (divorced January 27, 1996). Children: William, Ruby, Stephen.

Father:

Charles Hopkins Foster

Mother:

Alta Rose (Boothe) Foster

Spouse:

William Boyd Hammond

child:

Ruby Hammond

child:

William Hammond

child:

Stephen Hammond