Jack Harold Wallace

Background

Wallace, Jack Harold was born on December 3, 1950 in Pleasant Ridge, Michigan, United States. Son of Jack Alfred and Mary Hilda (Hemming) Wallace.

Education

Associate of Arts, Oakland Community College, 1972. Bachelor, Oakland University, 1974. Postgraduate, Center Michigan University, 1984.

Master of Education, Wayne State University, 1986. Postgraduate, Wayne State University, since 1988.

Career

Supply systems analyst TACOM, Warren, Michigan, 1979-1984. Employee development specialist Army Tank Automotive Command, Training and Development Division, since 1985. Site coordinator TA COM long distance learning program National Technology University, since 1993.

Vice president academy affairs Virtual University, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, since 1994. Instructor Ferndale (Michigan) Board of Education, 1976-1986. Instructor, consultant Jordan College, Detroit, since 1986, Detroit College Business, Dearborn, Michigan, since 1986.

Trainer, instructor government agencies.

Achievements

• Certified secondary teacher, Michigan.

Membership

Member American Society for Training and Development, Association for Educational Communications and Technology, Federal Managers Association, Michigan Society Instructional Technology, Phi Delta Kappa.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, camping, fishing, public speaking, traveling.

Connections

Married Laura Jeannine Placer, May 20, 1978.

Father:

Jack Alfred Wallace

Mother:

Mary Hilda (Hemming) Wallace

Spouse:

Laura Jeannine Placer