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Parins, James William was born on November 19, 1939 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Joseph Willebroard and Marion (Van Beek) Parins.
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author English language educator
Parins, James William was born on November 19, 1939 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Joseph Willebroard and Marion (Van Beek) Parins.
Bachelor of Science, St. Norbert College, De Pere, Wisconsin, 1964; Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, 1970; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, 1972.
Assistant professor, University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point, 1971-1972;
assistant professor, U. Ark, Little Rock, 1972-1975;
associate professor department English, U. Ark, Little Rock, 1975-1980;
department chairman, U. Ark, Little Rock, 1973-1978;
assistant dean, U. Ark, Little Rock, 1978-1982;
professor, U. Ark, Little Rock, since 1980. Visiting professor Leicester (England) Polytechnic, 1982-1983. Director American Native Press Archives, Little Rock, since 1983, Student Literacy Corps, Little Rock, since 1988.
Coordinator British Studies Program, Little Rock, since 1990.
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Private United States Marine Corps Reserve, 1956-1962.
Married Marylyn Jackson, June 24, 1977. Children: Claire, Craig.