Background
Young, Freddie Gilliam was born on November 1, 1939 in Miami, Florida, United States. Daughter of Thomas and Myrtle (Gibson) Gilliam.
- Photos
- Works
- Photos
- Works
Freddie Gilliam Young
Edit ProfileEducation
Bachelor of Science, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical U., 1961; Master of Science, Hunter College, 1970; postgraduate, U. Ghana, 1970; Doctor of Education, Nova U., 1990; certified Principal's Executive Training Program, Dade County Public Schools.
Career
Teacher, Collier County Public Schools, Naples, Florida teacher, New York City Public Schools, Bronx, New York teacher, Dade County Public Schools, Miami principal, Dade County Public Schools, Miami adjunct lead professor, Nova U. Presenter American Association Ethnic Studies Conference, Florida Atlantic U., 1991, Association Carribean Studies Cairo, 1993, Georgetown, Guyana, 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Delaware 19th congressional district Democratic convention, 1988. Member American Jewish Committee. Member American Association of University Women, ASCD, American Jewish Committee, National Alliance Black Educators, S. Florida Executive Educators, Leadership Miami, Miami Alliance Black Educators, Dade County Adminstrs.
Association (chair), Florida Reading Association, Dade Reading Council, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical U. Alumni Association (president Miami-Dade chapter), Nova U.Alumni Association (secretary Miami chapter), Phi Delta Kappa.
Connections
-
Born
-
Nationality
American
Awards
-
Named Most Outstanding Black Woman, S. Florida, Women's Committee of C., Educator of Year Zeta Phi Beta. Recipient 50 outstanding service awards Principal Center Harvard University School Education, 1989, Metro Dade County commendation for dedicated service. Finalist for Administrator of Year, 1991, DCAA.Named Most Outstanding Black Woman, S. Florida, Women's Committee of C., Educator of Year Zeta Phi Beta. Recipient 50 outstanding service awards Principal Center Harvard University School Education, 1989, Metro Dade County commendation for dedicated service. Finalist for Administrator of Year, 1991, DCAA.