Deborah Hope Doolittle

Background

Doolittle, Deborah Hope was born on February 1, 1956 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Kenneth Arnold Doolittle and Mary Elizabeth Black.

Education

Bachelor, University Colorado, 1978. Master of Arts, George Washington University, 1981. Master of Fine Arts, San Diego State University, 1995.

Career

Congressional fellow United States Congress, District of Columbia, 1980—1981. Instructor Arizona Weston College Foundation, Yuma, Arizona, 1991—1992. Graduate teaching assistant San Diego State University, 1993—1995.

Instructor Coastal Carolina Community College, Jacksonville, North Carolina, 1995—2003, Central Carolina Community College, Lillington, since 2003.

Achievements

• Deborah Hope Doolittle has been listed as a notable language educator, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board member Onslaw Council Arts, Jacksonville, 1999—2001, vice president, secretary, 2001—2003. Vice president Congregation Bethla Midbar, Yuma, Arizona, 2003. Member of North Carolina College English Instructors, North Carolina Poetry Society, North Carolina Writers Network.

Interests

• Travel, reading, camping, hiking, movies.

Connections

Married Michael S. Archer, May 24, 1983. Children: Rebecca Hope Archer, Joshua Harold Archer.

Father:

Kenneth Arnold Doolittle

Mother:

Mary Elizabeth Black

Spouse:

Michael S. Archer

child:

Joshua Harold Archer Doolittle

child:

Rebecca Hope Archer Doolittle