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III, Earle Morse Copp was born on May 9, 1955 in Richmond, Virginia, United States. Son of Earle Morse Junior and Virginia Estelle (Traylor) C.
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Earle Morse Copp III, American Media educator. Recipient Certified of Commendation Governor Gerald Baliles School for the Gifted, Richmond, 1987, 88, Governor Doug Wilder School for the Gifted, 1990, 91. Commissioner Citizens Cable television Commission, Fredericksburg, since 1985. Member Virginia Ednl. Media Association, Virginia Education Association, National Speliological Society, National Space Society, Pi Kappa Phi (historian 1977-1978).
Education
Associate of Applied Science in Professional Photography, Rochester Institute Technology, 1975; Bachelor of Science in Communication Arts, James Madison U., 1978.
Career
Production assistant, Station WHSV-television, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1978-1980; technician, National Alarm Systems, Harrisonburg, 1981-1983; production assistant, Station WSET-television, Lynchburg, Virginia, 1983-1985; director media services, Fredericksburg (Virginia) City Schools, 1985-1991; director television production center, Hylton High School, Prince William County Schools, Woodbridge, Virginia, since 1991. Consultant Fredericksburg Public Access television, since 1985, Fredericksburg City Council, since 1985.
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Membership
Commissioner Citizens Cable television Commission, Fredericksburg, since 1985. Member Virginia Ednl. Media Association, Virginia Education Association, National Speliological Society, National Space Society, Pi Kappa Phi (historian 1977-1978).
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Children: JasonEarle, Jonathon Lee.
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Presbyterian
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Recipient Certified of Commendation Governor Gerald Baliles School for the Gifted, Richmond, 1987, 88, Governor Doug Wilder School for the Gifted, 1990, 91.Recipient Certified of Commendation Governor Gerald Baliles School for the Gifted, Richmond, 1987, 88, Governor Doug Wilder School for the Gifted, 1990, 91.