Constance Dillenger Alves

Background

Alves, Constance Dillenger was born on September 17, 1956 in Richmond, Virginia, United States. Daughter of George Stuart and Betty Jane (Westwood) Dillenger.

Education

Bachelor in Speech, Audiology, Mary Washington College, 1978; Master of Education in Deaf Education, University of Virginia, 1980; postgraduate, Gallaudet U., 1980.

Career

Teacher of hearing-impaired students, Danville (Virginia) Public Schools, 1980-1990; teacher of hearing-impaired students, Henrico County Schools, Richmond, Virginia, since 1990. Adjunct faculty Danville Community College, 1980-1989. Adjunct faculty interpreter's program J. Sargeant Reynolds, Richmond, since 1990.

Interpreter for deaf Virginia Department Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Richmond, since 1988. Chairman Together for the Hearing Impaired, Danville, 1981, 82, 86-87. Member Danville Local Advisory Committee, 1984-1986.

Chairman Committee for Devising Evaluation Criteria for Teaching Hearing Impaired, Danville, 1984. Consultant, hearing-impaired specialist Pittsylvania County Schools, Chatham, Virginia, since 1980.

Achievements

• Constance Dillenger Alves has been listed as a noteworthy Special education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Education Association, Virginia Education Association, Virginia Registry Interpreters for Deaf, National Council on Education of Deaf (certified).

Connections

Married Bruce Alves, June 28, 1980. 1 child, Caitlin.

Father:

George Stuart Dillenger

Mother:

Betty Jane (Westwood) Dillenger

Spouse:

Bruce Alves

child:

Caitlin Alves