Background
Murphy, Jeanette Carol was born on June 6, 1931 in Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States. Daughter of George W. and Jessie S. (Whetstone) Murphy.
Murphy, Jeanette Carol was born on June 6, 1931 in Hot Springs, South Dakota, United States. Daughter of George W. and Jessie S. (Whetstone) Murphy.
Bachelor of Arts South Dakota, 1960. Master of Science in Education Administration, Chadron State College, 1978. Educational Specialist in Educational Administration, 1979.
Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Administration, University Missouri, 1987.
Manager central supply, operating rooms specialist Lutheran Hospital, Hot Springs., 1957—1958, 1960—1961. Teacher Spanish and French, Sidney (Nebraska) High School, 1962—1964. Reservations clerk Peninsula Hospital, Burlingame, California, 1964—1965, San Lorenzo Valley Unified Schools, Felton, 1965—1967.
Proprietor Masters Career Institute, Salinas, 1969—1970. Teacher English and Spanish Oglala Community High School, Pine Ridge, South Dakota, 1970—1972. Teacher biology and substitute Hot Springs High School, 1971—1973.
Clerk Fall River County (South Dakota) Treasurer' General’ s Office, 1973—1974. Title I administrator Loneman Day School, Ogala, South Dakota, 1974—1975. Administrator, 1975—1977.
Contract director and executive officer board Unified School Board Foundation, Inc., Pine Ridge, 1977—1978. Graduate assistant division education and psychology Chadron (Nebraska) State College, 1978—1979. Superintendent schools Lyman (Nebraska) Public Schools, 1979—1980, Kadoka (South Dakota) School District, 1981—1983.
Registered representative IDS/American Express, 1983—1984. Graduate teaching assistant doctoral program in education administration with special emphasis in political science University Missouri, 1984—1986. Assistant state director Missouri North Central Association, 1984—1986.
Associate professor education, from 1987. Research associate joint effort University Missouri-Columbia and Missouri House of Representatives, 1985—1986. President Faculty Senate University Nebraska, Kearney, 1994—1995.
Board directors Kearney Federal Credit Union. Member graduate faculty. Chairperson Heart Fund Doctor, Hot Springs, 1974—1976.
Bible school teacher United Presbyterian Women, 1976—1977. Member choir Presbyterian Church, 1970—1976. With Women's Army Corps, 1954-1957.
Member of Phi Delta Kappa (historian, vice president membership central Nebraska chapter), Order Eastern Star (past matron), International Order Job's Daughters of South Dakota (past. grand guardian, grand secretary), Daughters of Nile, Mizzou Alumni Association, Nebraska Association Teacher Educators, Association Teacher Educators.