James Adrian Pippin

Background

Pippin, James Adrian was born on August 6, 1954 in Rockingham, North Carolina, United States. Son of James A. Senior and Essie Juanita (Rorie) Pippin.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Appalachian State University, 1976; Master of Education, Columbus College, 1982.

Career

Teacher, Eddy Junior H.S., Columbus, Georgia, 1976-1989; director, North Carolina Agricultural Extension Svc., Penn 4-H Center, Reidsville, 1980-1989; director, Millstone 4-H Camp, Ellerbe, North Carolina, 1993; teacher, Arnold Middle School, Columbus, Georgia, since 1989. Member multicultural curriculum committee, sick leave bank committee, textbook adoption committee and technical committee MCSD. Teaching program participant Foundation International Education, Inverness, Scotland, 1986, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1989.

Curriculum development program participant Georgia Department Education, Germany, 1989, 91. Advising committee Deutsche Welle Video, 1992, 95. International education advisory com.Ga.

Department Education, since 1993.

Achievements

• James Adrian Pippin has been listed as a noteworthy Middle school educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member discovery gallery committee Columbus Museum Arts & Sciences, curriculum development committee Atlanta Committee for Olympic Games. Member ASCD, National Education Association (congressional contact team), Columbus Social Science Alliance (board directors), Georgia Association Educators, National Council Social Sciences, Georgia Council Social Sciences (board directors), Musogee Association Education (vice president, 2d vice president, chairman policies and grievences committee, legislation committee, chairman officer nominating committee), Columbus History Society, Columbus History District Preservation Society (board directors), Chattahoochee Valley Archaeol. Society, Phi Alpha Theta, Phi Delta Kappa. M C.

Connections

Father:

James A. Senior Pippin

Mother:

Essie Juanita (Rorie) Pippin