Joyce Louise Stevos

Background

Stevos, Joyce Louise was born on May 22, 1943 in Providence. Daughter of Josephus Caldwell and Patricia Anita Caldwell Smith.

Education

Bachelor of Education, Rhode Island College, 1965.

Career

Teacher, Providence School Department, 1975-1976; social studies department head, Providence School Department, 1971-1976; supervisor social studies, Providence School Department, 1976-1990; director program and staff development, Providence School Department, 1990-1992; director strategic planning and professional development, Providence School Department, since 1992. Consultant in field.

Achievements

• Joyce Louise Stevos has been listed as a noteworthy Education director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Urban League Rhode Island, Providence, 1983-1987. Member National Conference of Christians and Jews (trustee, program committee), Daughters of the American Revolution, National Council for Social Studies(membership committee, secretary 1979-1980, Carter G. Woodson Book Award committee since 1994), Social Studies Suprs. Association (secretary 1979-1980), Rhode Island Black HeritageSoc.

(president 1989-1995), Delta Sigma Theta (treasurer 1989-1991, scholarship).

Interests

• Avocations: cooking, family history, reading.

Connections

Married Manuel Joseph Stevos, October 22, 1966 (divorced January 1981). 1 child, Manuel Joaquim.

Father:

Josephus Caldwell Smith

Mother:

Patricia Anita Caldwell Smith

Spouse:

Manuel Joseph Stevos

child:

Manuel Joaquim Stevos