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McFaddin, Jean Eleanor was born on July 13, 1942 in Lufkin, Texas, United States. Daughter of Ora Lance and Eleanor McFaddin.
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Jean Eleanor McFaddin
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Jean Eleanor McFaddin, American executive. Recipient Emmy awards (5) National Academy television, Arts and Sciences, 1984-1994, New York Communities Mayor's Humanitarian award, 1985, Mary T. Norton Congressional award United Way, New York/New Jersey, 1993; named Outstanding Volunteer Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, New York, 1986.
Education
Associate of Arts, Stephen's College, 1962. Bachelor of Fine Arts, University Texas, 1964. Master of Fine Arts, University Texas, 1966.
Career
Associate director, Mummers Theatre, Oklahoma, 1967-1970; artistic director, Liquid Theatre, New York City, Paris and London, 1971; artistic director, Dubuffets "Coucou Bazaar", New York City, Paris and London, 1972; producer, director, Philadelphia Greater Arts Council, 1973; artistic director, National Education Association Projects, New York City and Washington, 1974; director national tour promotion, American Shekespeare Commission, Stratford, Connecticut, 1975; project director, New York City Bicentennial COmmn., 1976; group vice president promotions & events, Macy's East, New York City, since 1977.
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Membership
Board of directors Race Against Time, California 1992-1996, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, New York, 1984-1996. Member committee NY95 & NY96, New York City, 1995, 96, United Nations 50th Anniversary, New York City, 1995. Member National Music Foundation (board directors 1992-1996).
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Recipient Emmy awards (5) National Academy television, Arts and Sciences, 1984-1994, New York Communities Mayor's Humanitarian award, 1985, Mary T. Norton Congressional award United Way, New York/New Jersey, 1993. Named Outstanding Volunteer Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, New York, 1986.Recipient Emmy awards (5) National Academy television, Arts and Sciences, 1984-1994, New York Communities Mayor's Humanitarian award, 1985, Mary T. Norton Congressional award United Way, New York/New Jersey, 1993. Named Outstanding Volunteer Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, New York, 1986.