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Gorsalitz, Jeannine Liane was born on September 22, 1939 in Appleton, Wisconsin, United States. Daughter of Gustav Herman and Viola Rachel (Wiedenhaupt) Gorsalitz.
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Jeannine Liane Gorsalitz, American Elementary school educator. Certified elementary teacher, Wisconsin. Recipient Outstanding Contribution award State History Society, 1980, Excellence in Education award United States Secretary Education, Washington, 1989, Excellence award National Council Economics, New York City, 1990.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Doctor Martin Luther College, 1961; Master of Arts, University of Wisconsin, Oshkosh, 1969.
Career
Teacher, Palos Lutheran School, Palos Heights, Illinois, 1959-1960; teacher, principal, St. Peter's Lutheran School, Freedom, Wisconsin, 1960-1965; teacher, Grace Lutheran School, Neenah, Wisconsin, 1965-1968; teacher, Gegan Elementary School, Menasha, Wisconsin, 1968-1993; teacher, Butte des Morts Elementary School, Menasha, since 1993; coordinator elementary social studies, Menasha Schools, since 1988. Advisor Wisconsin Council for Local History, Madison, since 1987. Lecturer School Education, University of Wisconsin.
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Volunteer 1st Responder, Ellington, Wisconsin, 1981-1986, American Red Cross, since 1988. Block capt.Neighborhood Watch, Neenah, since 1989. Active State History Society, Madison.
Member National Federation Teachers, National Council for Social Studies, Wisconsin Federation Teachers, Wisconsin Council for Social Studies, Wisconsin Council for Environmental Education, Wisconsin Council for Economics Education, Kiwanis.
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Recipient Outstanding Contribution award State History Society, 1980, Excellence in Education award United States Secretary Education, Washington, 1989, Excellence award National Council Economics, New York City, 1990.Recipient Outstanding Contribution award State History Society, 1980, Excellence in Education award United States Secretary Education, Washington, 1989, Excellence award National Council Economics, New York City, 1990.