Background
Dickerson, Joan Ruth was born on September 11, 1935 in Spokane, Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
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Joan Ruth Dickerson
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Bachelor in Education, Bachelor in English, Eastern Washington U., 1957; Master of Education in Elementary School Administration, Eastern Washington U., 1969; special and deaf education certified, San Francisco State College, 1958; Doctor of Education in Special Education, U. Idaho, 1972.
Career
Teacher, Davis School for Acoustically Handicapped, Spokane, Washington, 1958-1968;
supervisor behaviorally engineered classroom for rural areas, U. Idaho, Moscow, 1968-1969;
teacher special education, Steptoe (Washington) School, 1970-1971;
project director, Panhandle Child Development Association, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho., 1971-1978;
professor department education, Eastern Washington U., Cheney, since 1977;
director Regional Technology Assistance Center, Eastern Washington U., Cheney, 1977-1980;
director Blue Mountain on-site Master of Education program, Eastern Washington U., Cheney, since 1988;
director Pasco on-site Master of Education program, Eastern Washington U., Cheney, since 1990. Presenter in field at national and regional meetings. Grant reviewer, panelist Office Special Education, United States Office Education, 1979-1985.
Consultant Deaf-Blind Workshop, Monmouth, Oregon, 1973.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Education Association, Association Teacher Education, Washington Education Association, Eastern Washington U. Association for Higher Education (vice president), Council for Exceptional Children, Pi Lambda Theta, Kappa Delta Pi.
Connections
M. Homer Dickerson.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Award for Excellence in Teacher Education State of Washington, 1991. Grantee United States Office Education, 1979-1981, SPI, 1981-1982, 93-95, U. Washington, 1984-1987.Recipient Award for Excellence in Teacher Education State of Washington, 1991. Grantee United States Office Education, 1979-1981, SPI, 1981-1982, 93-95, U. Washington, 1984-1987.