Background
Chambers-Mangum, Fransenna Ethel was born on June 27, 1957 in Meridian, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Forrest S. and Betty Chambers.
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Fransenna Ethel Chambers-Mangum
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor of Science, Jackson State University, 1979; Master of Arts, Jackson State University, 1980; Educational Specialist, Jackson State University, 1986.
Career
Chapter teacher, Meridian Public Schools, 1979; teacher special education, Magee (Mississippi) Public School, 1980-1984; speech pathologist, Heritage School Learning Disability, Jackson, Mississippi, 1984-1985; speech pathologist, Canton (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1985-1986; special education teacher, Canton (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1986-1988; pre-school coordinator, Canton (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1988-1989; teacher special education language delayed, Jackson (Mississippi) Public Schools, 1989-1990; teacher special education, Jackson (Mississippi) Public Schools, since 1990; middle school reading teacher, Jackson (Mississippi) Public Schools, since 1993. Mississippi Writing Project consultant teacher, since 1989, Adult Education teacher (ages 16-65).
Achievements
Membership
Member Mississippi Registrar Voters Committee, Jackson, since 1975, Vista/Peace Corps, Jackson, 1980, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Jackson, 1982-1985. Board directors, secretary and coordinator Roshea Recovery Center, since 1993. Teacher Sunday school, Jackson, 1992.
Member Mississippi Writers of America, Mississippi Association Colleges Evaluator Universities, Mississippi Association Teachers (evaluator since 1986, Educator of Year), Learning Disabled Association Mississippi, Mississippi Association Education, Eastern Star, Daus. of Isis.
Interests
Connections
1 child, Richard Jomar Sullivan.
Awards
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Named Miss Mississippi Elks, 1972-1974, Miss Mississippi Congeniality, Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1972. Black Women's Association partial scholar, 1975.Named Miss Mississippi Elks, 1972-1974, Miss Mississippi Congeniality, Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1972. Black Women's Association partial scholar, 1975.