Janet Linderoth Bohren

Background

Bohren, Janet Linderoth was born in Beverly, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of L. Sigfred and Doris Gardner (Sutter) Linderoth.

Education

Bachelor, Middlebury College, 1961; Master of Science, Purdue University, 1963; Master of Arts, University Texas, San Antonio, 1977; Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1988.

Career

Graduate research assistant, Purdue University, Lafayette, Ohio., 1961-1963; science teacher, Hancock (Michigan) Public Schools, 1964-1967; science teacher, Chelmsford (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1976-1980; science teacher, Northmont Public Schools, Clayton, Ohio., 1980-1982; graduate research assistant, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio., 1982-1983; graduate research assistant, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio., 1983-1987; assistant professor, U. Cincinnati, 1987-1994; associate professor, U. Cincinnati, since 1994. Director Biological Sciences Curriculum Study Enlist Micros Center, Cincinnati, 1989-1993, Imagery in Science Project, U. Cincinnati, 1991-1993.

Achievements

• Janet Linderoth Bohren has been listed as a noteworthy technology educator, education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member NSTA, Association Ednl. Communication Technology, American Ednl. Research Association, National Association Research in Science Teaching, World Council Curriculum and Instruction, International Society Technology Education, Association for Education Teachers in Science.

Connections

Married James F. Bohren, February 9, 1963. Children: James Sigfred, Benjamin Frederick, Arthur William.

Father:

L. Sigfred Linderoth

Mother:

Doris Gardner (Sutter) Linderoth

Spouse:

James F. Bohren

child:

James Sigfred Bohren

child:

Arthur William Bohren

child:

Benjamin Frederick Bohren