Background
Padró, Fernando Francisco was born on March 9, 1957 in San Juan, P.R. Son of Fernando Agustin and Helen Marie (Krabbe) Padró.
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Fernando Francisco Padró
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Education
Bachelor, U. Arizona, 1977; Master of Education, U. Arizona, 1981; Doctor of Philosophy in Secondary and Higher Education, U. Arizona, 1988.
Career
Instructor, Resource Effectiveness Training, Nogales, Arizona, 1991-1992;
adjunct faculty, Prescott College, Tucson and Nogales, 1992, 96-97;
staff coordinator, member, Crismon & Associations, Houston, 1992-1995;
director education programs, Esmor Houston STISF, Houston, 1993-1994;
education manager, NACE International, Houston, 1994-1995;
adjunct faculty, Houston Community College, 1994-1995;
adjunct faculty, N.E. Arizona U., Flagstaff and Tucson, since 1996;
adjunct faculty, Vermont College of Norwich U., Burlington, Vtr., Tucson, 1996;
dean of students, Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind, Tucson, 1995-1997;
director continuing education and customized training, Hibbing Creative Commons, since 1997. Chief administrative officer, board directors USCI Advisory Group, Tucson, 1987-1993;1st vice chair, board directors Tucson Residence Foundation, 1996-1997 (president 1997-1998, past president 1998-1999). Assistant to director Estudios Hispanicos, Tucsonand Segovia, Spain, 1979-1981.
Adjunct academic advisor College Arts and Sciences, U. Arizona, 1987-1988. Adjunct faculty Downtown campus Pima Community College, 1988-1989;member board directors National Social Sciences Association, since 1998. Member Mines and Pines School to Work Partnership (chair on atrategic planning since 1997), HibbingGrowth Alliance, since 1997, Northeast Minnesota Quality Association (president elect 1997-1998, president 1998-1999), Iron Range Resources Rehabilitation Board's Do I.T. Initiative Community Technology Education Program, since 1998.
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Membership
Co-chair candidate information network, Pima County Republican Party, Tucson, 1989-1991, County chair candidate committee Tucson, 1991. Interim chairman Arizona Hispanic Republican Association, Pima County, Tucson, 1991-1992. Consultant International Christian Institute, Houston, 1993-1995.
