Background
Beardmore, Dorothy was born in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
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Dorothy Beardmore
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Bachelor, Cornell Univercity.
Career
Member board education, Rochester Cmty. Schools, 1967-1975;
member, Board Education Oakland Schools, Oakland County Intermediate School District, 1974-1984;
treasurer, vice president, secretary, State Board Education, Lansing, Michigan, since 1984;
president, State Board Education, Lansing, Michigan, 1990-1992;
secretary, State Board Education, Lansing, Michigan, 1994-1996. Member professional development advisory committees State Board, Department Education, Michigan Legislation, Michigan Association School Bds.
Chair study National Association State Bds. Education, 1988, board directors representing 12 midwestern states, chair by-laws committee. Apptd.by governor Midwestern Higher Education Committee.
At-large delegate Southeast Michigan Council Govts. Chairman Health Schools Network.
Achievements
Membership
Member Republican Women's Forum. Member Delta Kappa Gamma (honorary).
Connections
M. William Beardmore. 2 children.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Svc. award Michigan Association Career Education, 1989, Svc. award Phi Delta Kappa, 1989, Can Doer award Science and Technology Quest Honor Roll, 1991, Spirit of Independence award Oakland-Macomb Counties Center for Indiana Living, 1991, Paul Harris fellow Rotary International, 1989, Education Leadership award Michigan Elementary and Middle School Prins. Association, 1995; inducted into Michigan Education Hall of Fame, 1996.Recipient Distinguished Svc. award Michigan Association Career Education, 1989, Svc. award Phi Delta Kappa, 1989, Can Doer award Science and Technology Quest Honor Roll, 1991, Spirit of Independence award Oakland-Macomb Counties Center for Indiana Living, 1991, Paul Harris fellow Rotary International, 1989, Education Leadership award Michigan Elementary and Middle School Prins. Association, 1995; inducted into Michigan Education Hall of Fame, 1996.