Background
Todd, Howell Wayne was born in Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States.
educational association administrator
Todd, Howell Wayne was born in Huntingdon, Tennessee, United States.
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, Mathematics Chemistry, U. Tennessee, Martin, 1965; Master of Science in Mathematics, U. Mississippi, 1968; Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics Education, University of Illinois, 1972.
Instructor chemistry, U. Tennessee, Martin, 1965-1966;
teacher mathematics, Dyersburg (Tennessee) High School, 1966-1967;
instructor mathematics, U. Mississippi, Oxford, 1967-1970;
director research, planning and evaluation for commissioner education, State of Tennessee, Department Edition and State Board Education, 1972-1977;
also executive director joint legislation committee school finance, 1976-1977;
executive director, Governmental Reorganization Commission Tennessee General Assembly, 1977-1981;
Adjunct Professor mathematics, Trevecca College, Nashville, 1983-1985;
Adjunct Professor Institute for Public Policy Studies, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1984-1986;
state education policy seminar director, Institute Ednl. Leadership/Education communications of States, Denver, 1978-1989;
vice chancellor for administration, executive assistant to chancellor, Tennessee Board Regents, Denver, 1981-1989. Speaker numerous conferences and workshops.
Member United States Executive Committee United States-Japan Grassroots Summit, since 1991, task force on build political support for AASCU Institutions, since 1991, Governor' General’ s Office of Economics Development Future Directions Task Force, 1990, Governor's Task Force on Telecom., 1990-1991. Board directors S.D.Statewide Rural Development Telecom. Network, co-chair South Dakot National Science Foundation Mathematics Science and Engineering Systemic Initiative.
Regents representative AASCU Office of International Program, 1987-1989. Alternate Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation Board Dirs., 1985-1989. Member commission on rural health care Tennessee Higher Education Commission, Executive Committee on telecommunications.
Member Citizens Legislation Advisory Committee on Judicial Reform, 1981, U. Tenn-Martin Alumni Development Council, 1976-1978. Consultant Statewide Information Systems Conference, California State University, 1985.
Member Missouri Shores Women's Resource Center, L'Alliance Francaise de Nahsville, 1984-1989. Agency coordinator United Way, 1986-1989. Deacon, past Sunday School teacher, past choir president Two Rivers Baptist Church.
Member State Higher Education Executive Officers (Executive Committee since 1992), National Association System Heads (secretary-treasurer since 1992), Alpha Tau Omega (chapter president 1965), Phi Kappa Phi, Pi Mu Epsilon, Kiwanis (faculty advisor 1966).
