Background
Queen, Joyce Ellen was born on March 17, 1945 in Cleveland. Daughter of Wilbur Raynor and Mae (Reid) Closterhouse.
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Joyce Ellen Queen
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Bachelor in Biology, Macalester College, 1966; Master of Science in Conservation and Natural Resource Management, University of Michigan, 1968.
Career
Exhibitor, docent, coordinator, Grand Rapids (Michigan) Public Museum, 1967-1968;
teacher, naturalist, Rose Tree-Media (Pennsylvania) Outdoor Education, 1967;
teacher, naturalist, Willoughby (Ohio)-East Lake Schools, 1969-1970;
teacher, naturalist, Independence (Ohio) Schools, 1970-1978;
science teacher grades 1-7, coordinator science field trip, Hathaway Brown School, Cleveland, since 1970;
primary science department head, Hathaway Brown School, Cleveland, ', since 1998. Designer Courtland Woods nature trail Hathaway Brown School, Shaker Heights, Ohio, 1986, designer science greenhouse, 1990-1992. Designer science classroom Van Dyke Architects/Hathwaya Brown School, 1990-1992.
Designer, coordinator Dampeer Primary science courtyard Colini Landscape Design/HathawayBrown School, 1993. Member educational advising committee William G. Mather Vessel Museum, Cleveland, 1992, Holden Arboretum, Kirtland, Ohio, since 1992. Workshop leader Lake Erie Islands History Museum, South Bass Island, Ohio, 1992, H.B.Winter Science Symposium Workshop, since 1994.
Presenter National Association Indiana Schools, Columbus, Ohio, 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Design consultant Cleveland Botanical Garden and Floral Scape. Active Belize (Control American) Teachers Workshop, 1994. Member National Science Teachers Association (recipient Exemplary Environmental and Facilities award with Sheldon Manufacturing Company 1992), Cleveland Regional Council Science Teachers, Cleveland Council Indiana Schools, Cleveland Natural History Museum, Cleveland Zool.Park, Indiana School Association Control Saints, World Wise School Peace Corp Pen PalExchange Progam.
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Married Robert Graham Queen, March 17, 1973.
