Background
Aiello, Elizabeth Ann was born on April 10, 1922 in Pittsburgh. Daughter of Edward Aloysisus and Sarah Marie (Short) Maroney.
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Elizabeth Ann Aiello
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Bachelor, Chatham College, 1943. Master of Arts, St. John's College, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1969. Postgraduate, University New Mexico, since 1970.
Career
Secondary instructor history, Moon Township Schools, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, 1943-1944;
secondary instructor English, Latin, Blawnox (Pennsylvania) Schools, 1944-1949;
elementary instructor upper primary, Los Alamos (New Mexico) Schools, 1949-1959;
secondary instructor advanced placement English/history, Los Alamos (New Mexico) Schools, 1959-1982;
chair English Department, University New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1982-1990;
head humanities division, U. New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1986-1990;
director reentry program for women in science, U. New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1984-1989;
director reentry program for Native American/Hispanic students, U. New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1987-1990;
educational public relations liaison, Los Alamos National Laboratory, since 1984. Great Books discussion groups coordinator Northern New Mexico, since 1992. Advisory board New Mexico Women in Science, Santa Fe, 1980-1984, Los Alamos Women in Science, 1984-1990.
Fulbright teaching fellow unites states department Education, Washington, 1971-1972.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Education Association, American Association of University Women (division advisory board 1985-1990, national advisory board 1985-1989, June B. West fellow New Mexico division 1969, Grace Braker Wilson award 1990), Los Alamos National Education Association (advisory board, president 1975-1980), Delta Kappa Gamma.
Connections
Married William Peter Aiello, June 4, 1946 (deceased November 1989). Children: David Robert, Beverly Ann Aiello Reecer.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1943
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1969
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Career
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1943 - 1944
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1944 - 1949
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1982 - 1990
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1984
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Phoebe Brashear Society scholar, Pittsburgh, 1939-1943. American History Society-National Endowment for Humanities joint fellow, 1976, William Robertson Coe fellow, 1981. Research grantee American Association of University Women, 1982, Carl Perkins grantee New Mexico Department Vocational-Technology Education, 1986-1990. Named Outstanding New Mexico History Teacher, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1976, One of 80 Women to Watch in 80's, New Mexico Women's Political Caucus, 1980. Recipient New Mexico Women at Work award National Council Working Women and Minority Affairs, Washington, 1975, Governor's award Governor New Mexico, New Mexico Commission Status of Women, 1986, 89, President's award The National Library Poetry, 1996, 98.Phoebe Brashear Society scholar, Pittsburgh, 1939-1943. American History Society-National Endowment for Humanities joint fellow, 1976, William Robertson Coe fellow, 1981. Research grantee American Association of University Women, 1982, Carl Perkins grantee New Mexico Department Vocational-Technology Education, 1986-1990.
Named Outstanding New Mexico History Teacher, Daughters of the American Revolution, 1976, One of 80 Women to Watch in 80's, New Mexico Women's Political Caucus, 1980. Recipient New Mexico Women at Work award National Council Working Women and Minority Affairs, Washington, 1975, Governor's award Governor New Mexico, New Mexico Commission Status of Women, 1986, 89, President's award The National Library Poetry, 1996, 98.