Background
Storm, Joette Getse was born on November 15, 1946 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Joseph John and Rose Marie Storm.
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Joette Getse Storm
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Joette Getse Storm, American government agency administrator. Board directors Susitna Council Girl Scouts American, since 1982; Member of American Arbitration Annals (arbitrator 1985-1990), Anchorage Center for Environment, Audubon Society, Alaska Press Women, Federally Employed Women, Public Relations Society of America (board directors Alaska chapter since 1986, chapter president 1988).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Journalism, University Illinois, 1968. Postgraduate, John Marshall Law School, 1968—1970.
Career
Reporter Chicago Tribune, 1968—1970, Anchorage Times, 1971—1972. Public relations practitioner Storm Enterprises, 1972—1973. Public affairs specialist Bureau Land Management United States Department Interior, Anchorage, 1973—1987.
Public affairs officer United States Forest Service, 1989—1991, Federal Aviation Administration, 1991—1996. Civil rights officer, since 1996. Mediator, arbitrator, 1981—1988.
Mediator Conflict Resolution Center, Anchorage, 1982—1986. Chairman Anchorage Committee Resource Education, since 1982. Member outdoor education advisory committee Anchorage School District, since 1985.
Member Resource Development Council. President Chugach Optional School Steering Committee, 1983. Leader, delegate Alaska community good will mission to people's, China, 86.
Advisory board chair McAuley Manor Home For Girls, 1993—1995.
Achievements
Membership
Board directors Susitna Council Girl Scouts American, since 1982. Member of American Arbitration Annals (arbitrator 1985-1990), Anchorage Center for Environment, Audubon Society, Alaska Press Women, Federally Employed Women, Public Relations Society of America (board directors Alaska chapter since 1986, chapter president 1988).
Connections
Married Eugene Charles Storm, May 2, 1970. 1 child Nina Erin.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named Ski Writer of Year, United States Ski Assn, 1973, Federal Employee of Year, Federal Executive Association, 1984, Volunteer of Year, Anchorage School District, 1984. Recipient Outstanding Young Women American, 1983, Outstanding Performance award, Bureau Land Mgmt, 1977, Equal Opportunity award, 1980, Special Achievement award, Exxon Valdese oil spill United States Forest Service, 1990, Superior Achievement award, United States Forest Service, 1991, Superior Accomplishment award, Federal Aviation Administration, 1992, 1994, Environmental Education award, United States Bureau Land Management, 1994. United States Department Transportation fellowship, 1994-1995.Named Ski Writer of Year, United States Ski Assn, 1973, Federal Employee of Year, Federal Executive Association, 1984, Volunteer of Year, Anchorage School District, 1984. Recipient Outstanding Young Women American, 1983, Outstanding Performance award, Bureau Land Mgmt, 1977, Equal Opportunity award, 1980, Special Achievement award, Exxon Valdese oil spill United States Forest Service, 1990, Superior Achievement award, United States Forest Service, 1991, Superior Accomplishment award, Federal Aviation Administration, 1992, 1994, Environmental Education award, United States Bureau Land Management, 1994. United States Department Transportation fellowship, 1994-1995.