Background
Eliot, Jill Luise was born on March 5, 1937 in East Liverpool, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Austin Gilbert and Ila Mae (Wolfe) Shanks.
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Jill Luise Eliot
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Jill Luise Eliot, American theater director, consultant, educator, writer. Recipient Service to Youth award Columbus Dispatch, George Washington Honor medal National Freedoms Foundation, service award Vaud-Villities, 1982, resolution Ohio House of Representatives, 1987, City of Columbus, 1988, City of Upper Arlington, Ohio, 1992, Governor George Voinovich, 1996, 97.
Education
Bachelor, Ohio Wesleyan University, 1959.
Career
Music director, Upper Arlington Board of Education, Columbus, Ohio., 1981-1983;
director, writer and producer, Celebrate Kids, Columbus, since 1981;
editor, teacher, associate, Creative Talent Management, Columbus, 1983-1985;
executive director, Imaginating Dramatics Company, Columbus. Voice and diction coach Creative Talent Management, 1989-1991. Consultant Broadway Series Ednl.
Division, Louisville, 1988-1990, River Cities Cultural Commission, Ashland, Kentucky, 1989, board advisors Broadway Theatre Education Alliance, Louisville, 1990-1992.
Achievements
Membership
Commissioned by AmeriFlora to form performance group for 1st Lady Barbara Bush. Member American Association of University Women (board directors, chairman), Columbus Monnett Club (president), Alpha Xi Delta (philanthropic advisor), Theta Alphi Phi.
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Connections
Married Donald Shields Eliot, June 6, 1959. Children: Ann Luise, Julie Luise.
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Service to Youth award Columbus Dispatch, George Washington Honor medal National Freedoms Foundation, service award Vaud-Villities, 1982, resolution Ohio House of Representatives, 1987, City of Columbus, 1988, City of Upper Arlington, Ohio, 1992, Governor George Voinovich, 1996, 97.Recipient Service to Youth award Columbus Dispatch, George Washington Honor medal National Freedoms Foundation, service award Vaud-Villities, 1982, resolution Ohio House of Representatives, 1987, City of Columbus, 1988, City of Upper Arlington, Ohio, 1992, Governor George Voinovich, 1996, 97.