Donald Gene Ward Schutte

Background

Schutte, Donald Gene Ward was born on February 12, 1931 in Wheeler, Illinois, United States. Son of Walter George and Nellie Fern (Ward) Schutte.

Education

Bachelor, University Illinois, 1957. Master of Education, Columbia University, 1960. Doctor of Education, Columbia University, 1972.

Career

Teacher, head department English American Federation Teachers Local, LaSalle-Peru-Oblesby High School. President Junior College, LaSalle, Illinois, 1957—1961. Founder, principal Sefula Secretary School, Barotseland, Zambia, 1962—1966.

Organizing tutor Institute Education, council member University Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, 1967—1971, Columbia University Teacher Education. Advisor Ministry Education, Kabul, Afghanistan, 1972—1976. Advisor teacher education, textbook development United Nations Educational, 1976—1979.

Chief technical advisor higher education curriculum development, staff training, manpower delivery Directorate General Higher Education, 1979—1984. Chief teacher, higher education United Nations Works and Relief Agency Palestinians, Amman, Jordan, since 1984. Foreign advisor National Planning Team on Higher Education, 1980—1984.

United Nations Development Programme workgroup education sector review United Nations Educational Mission to Indon, 1982. Served with United States Army Air Force, 1950-1954.

Achievements

• Donald Gene Ward Schutte has been listed as a noteworthy other: education, consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, SUBUD International.

Connections

Married Winifred Catherine Griffen, September 4, 2027. Children: Mark Edward, Sarah Catherine,, Claire Michele, Laura Anne.

Father:

Walter George Schutte

Mother:

Nellie Fern (Ward) Schutte

Spouse:

Winifred Catherine Griffen

child:

Laura Anne Schutte

child:

Sarah Catherine, Schutte

child:

Claire Michele Schutte

child:

Mark Edward Schutte