Background
Counihan, Darlyn Joyce was born on May 1, 1948 in Cumberland, Maryland. Daughter of Joseph Paul and Clara Kathryn Counihan.
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Darlyn Joyce Counihan
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Darlyn Joyce Counihan, American Mathematics educator. Recipient various academic athletic award in high school, college, Presidential award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching, 1990, Women in Education award, 1986, David W. Taylor award Sigma Xi, 1993, Albert Shanker award, 1993; National Science Foundation grantee, 1971-1972, 90, 92.
Education
AB, Hood College, 1970; Master of Arts, Hood College, 1982; postgraduate, U. Maryland., 1971-1973.
Career
Teacher mathematics, Cabin John Junior High School, Montgomery County, Maryland., 1970-1975;
coach girls volleyball team, Cabin John Junior High School, Montgomery County, Maryland., 1975;
mathematics resource teacher, Takoma Park (Maryland.) Junior High School, 1975-1977;
mathematics resource teacher, Ridgeview Junior High School, Gaithersburg, Maryland., 1977-1981;
mathematics teacher, Kennedy High School, Silver Spring, Maryland., 1982-1984;
magnet mathematics teacher, Takoma Park Middle School, since 1984;
also mathematics team coach, Takoma Park Middle School. Member area 3 advisory county Montgomery County Public Schools, l972-73. Coach boys basketball team Montgomery County Recreation Association, l97l.
Member Mathcounts Advisory Group, Maryland. Mathalon Committee.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Federation Teachers, Montgomery County Mathematics Teachers Association, National Council Teachers Mathematics Mathematics Association American (Edyth May Sliffe award 1996), Military Order of the Cooties Auxiliary, Capts. Cove Golf and Yacht Club, Lake Holiday County Club, Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Phi Kappa Phi.
Connections
Married Mark W. Chambré, January 20, 1979.
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American
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Recipient various academic athletic award in high school, college, Presidential award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching, 1990, Women in Education award, 1986, David W. Taylor award Sigma Xi, 1993, Albert Shanker award, 1993. National Science Foundation grantee, 1971-1972, 90, 92.Recipient various academic athletic award in high school, college, Presidential award for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching, 1990, Women in Education award, 1986, David W. Taylor award Sigma Xi, 1993, Albert Shanker award, 1993. National Science Foundation grantee, 1971-1972, 90, 92.