Jane Elizabeth Sutter

Background

Sutter, Jane Elizabeth was born on November 27, 1939 in St. Louis. Daughter of Richard A. and Elizabeth Henby Sutter.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and English, Vassar College for Women, Poughkeepsie, New York, 1961. Master of Arts in Health Facilities Management, Webster College, St. Louis, 1979.

Career

Healthcare analyst, Chicago and St. Louis, 1966-1983. Assistant director radio, television and motion picture department American Medical Association, Chicago, 1966-1967. Staff coordinator, research associate Chicago water quality study and environmental health study Institute of Medicine of Chicago, 1967-1969.

Director environmental health planning Comprehensive Health Planning, Inc., Chicago, 1969-1973. Special assistant to Mary Hastings Bradley early African explorer, 1973—1975. Planning associate, special assistant to medical director Sutter Clinic, St. Louis, 1975-1984.

Volunteer activist, educator. Founder, director Wild Birds for the 21st Century, since 1994. Educational writer www.wildbirds.org.

Achievements

• Jane Elizabeth Sutter has been listed as a noteworthy conservationist, science educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Opera Theatre of St. Louis Newsletter, Recitative, Volume 1, Northern 1, 1980, Volume 1, Northern 2, 1980. Co-founder, committee member 1st International Alewife Festival of Chicago, Chicago Yacht Club, summer 1968. Appointee Governor's Committee for Pure Air and Water, Chicago, 1968.

Special advocate North America Migratory Birds particularly hummingbirds. Member Ladue Chapel, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis Artists' Guild (member artists' section 1992-1995, portraitist), Missouri Bird Conservation Initiative, Neotropical Bird Club (United Kingdom), Bradenton C. of C, River des Peres Yacht Club.

Interests

• Gardening, writing, poetry, physical therapy.

Connections

Father:

Richard A.

Mother:

Elizabeth Henby Sutter