Background
Rousseau, Eva Rice was born on September 29, 1944 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of Edward and Ione Chrystalia (Niles) Rice.
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Eva Rice Rousseau
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Bachelor, Bennett College, 1966; Master of Arts in Education, George Washington University, 1971; Doctor of Education in Education, Nova U., 1992.
Career
Teacher, Browne Junior High School, Washington, 1966-1971;
teacher, Dunbar Senior High School, Washington, 1972-1975;
administrative intern, Dunbar Senior High School, Washington, 1976-1977;
assistant principal, Eastern Senior High School, Washington, 1977-1983;
principal, Dunbar Senior High School, Washington, since 1984. Guest speaker for Fulbright teacher orientation Georgetown University, Washington, 1987-1989. Workshop presenter National Council of States on In-Svc.
Education, New Orleans, 1986. Principal's representative Coordinating Council on School Improvement, Washington, 1987-1988. Guest lecturer George Washington University, 1990.
Lead principal 24 schools in Cluster IV.
Achievements
Membership
Member Howard U. Community Rels. Board, Washington, 1985, Male Youth Enhancement Advisory Couns., Washington, 1987-1988, Public/Private Partnership Steering Committee, Washington, since 1989, School Partners of North America Program Review Committee. Board directors Center for Ednl.
Change, District of Columbia Center for Citizen Education in Law, Ward 5 Community Corporation Development Council. Member Principal's Center (board directors), Middle State Association for Schools and Colls. (state advisory board), American Association School Adminstrs., National Association Secondary School Prins., Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Staff Development Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha (Advanced Professional Achievement award), Phi Delta Kappa (honoree 1993).
Interests
Connections
1 child, Richard.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Rockefeller Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1976, International Business Machines Corporation Education Executive fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1984, Danforth Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1986, Vanderbilt Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1988, Harvard Principals' Center fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1990, Yale Comer Child Study Center fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1992. Recipient unites states department Defense Employer Support award, Outstanding Principal's award Save Our Youth American Inc., Outstanding Principal's award for Support of School Library./Media Superior vena cava syndrome, Burger King's Outstanding Principal of the Year award National Association Secondary School Prins., 1992, Washington Post Disting.Ednl. Leadership award, 1992, Grace Basinger Child Advocacy award, 1992, Phobe Apperson Hearst award National Parent-Teachers Association, Outstanding Principal's award Children's Day committee United House of Prayer, Outstanding Role Model award Mount Lebanon Church. Named Outstanding Participant, DCPS Management Institute. George Washington University honoree, 1993.Rockefeller Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1976, International Business Machines Corporation Education Executive fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1984, Danforth Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1986, Vanderbilt Foundation fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1988, Harvard Principals' Center fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1990, Yale Comer Child Study Center fellow District of Columbia Schools, 1992. Recipient unites states department Defense Employer Support award, Outstanding Principal's award Save Our Youth American Inc., Outstanding Principal's award for Support of School Library./Media Superior vena cava syndrome, Burger King's Outstanding Principal of the Year award National Association Secondary School Prins., 1992, Washington Post Disting.Ednl. Leadership award, 1992, Grace Basinger Child Advocacy award, 1992, Phobe Apperson Hearst award National Parent-Teachers Association, Outstanding Principal's award Children's Day committee United House of Prayer, Outstanding Role Model award Mount Lebanon Church.
Named Outstanding Participant, DCPS Management Institute. George Washington University honoree, 1993.