Background
Molloff, Florence Jeanine was born on August 28, 1959 in St. Louis. Daughter of Lawrence Allan and Rietta Gertrude (Fiegenbaum) Molloff.
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Florence Jeanine Molloff
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor of Science, Fontbonne College, St. Louis, 1983; Master of Education summa cum laude, National Saint Louis University, St. Louis, 1989; student, Project Automated Community Connection to Economic Self Sufficiency Institute, 1992; student, Judevine Center Autistic Children Training, 1992.
Career
Intern, St. Louis State School for Profoundly Retarded, 1983-1984;
speech therapist, St. Louis Public Schools, since 1984. Speech, language therapist St. Louis Public Schools/Michael School for Medically Fragile and Multiply Handicapped, since 1993. Educational consultant program development Missouri Coalition for Environmental, St. Louis, Columbia, Kansas City, since 1990.
Consultant, trainer in puppetry Kids on the Block, St. Louis Public Schools,1988-. Volunteer grant writer West End Restoration Corporation. Speech/language therapist Middle School for Medically Fragile and Multiply Handicapped, 1993-1996.
Achievements
Membership
Educator, lobbyist Coalition for the Environmental, St. Louis, 1990. Activist, lobbyist Housing Now, St. Louis, 1989. Foster parent Christian Children's Fund, since 1986.
Activist Habitat for Humanity International, since 1994. Member, fundraiser Gateway I Have a Dream Foundation, since 1995. Member of national steering committee (honorary) President Clinton's Re-election, 1995.
Contributing member Democratic National Committee, since 1995. Volunteer grant writer West End Restoration Corporation. Member Emily's List; participant Cross-Cultural Solutions Project, New Delhi, India, 1998.
Member American Association of University Women, Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, Council ExceptionalChildren (state representative Missouri division for children with communicative disorders 1988-1989, presenter national convention 1989), International Platform Association, American Federation Teachers (building representative 1992), National Arbor Day Foundation, National Parksand Conservation Association, National Women's Political Caucus, Missouri Association for Augmentative Comm. Systems, Metropolitan St. Louis Women's Political Caucus, Emily's List, American Medical Writers Association, Society for Technical Communication, National Education Association (editor Strides newsletter since 1996, grantee Internet project, electedsec. St. Louis since 1997), Missouri National Education Association, Amnesty International.
