Judith Kay Winzeler

Background

Winzeler, Judith Kay was born on December 17, 1942 in Canton, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Charles and Pauline Doris Wenzlawski.

Education

Bachelor, University Nevada, 1971. Master of Arts, University Nevada, 1981.

Career

Instructor anthropology, Western Nevada Community College, Reno, 1976-1977; program developer, Nevada Humanities Committee, Reno, 1977-1978; assistant director, Nevada Humanities Committee, Reno, 1978-1980; associate director, Nevada Humanities Committee, Reno, 1980-1984; executive director, Nevada Humanities Committee, Reno, since 1984. Panelist National Endowment for Humanities, 1991. Member Hilliard Foundation Committee, Reno, since 1984.

Member program committee Federation of State Humanities Couns., Washington, 1989. Member selections committee Grace A. Griffen Chair in History, Reno, 1992.

Achievements

• Judith Kay Winzeler has been listed as a noteworthy foundation administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Nevada Commission Bicentennial United States Constitution, 1985—1991. Ad hoc member Advisory Committee Participatory Democracy, since 1997. President Lutheran Church Good Shepherd, Reno, 1987—1989.

Member nominating committee Evangelical Lutheran Church American, Sierra Synod, Oakland, California, 1991—1994. Board directors, officer Reno/Sparks Metro Minister, 1987—2002. Advisory board Nevada Center Book, since 1998.

Community advisory board Sta-KNPB Public television, since 1999. Active Nevada History Society, Nevada State Museum, Nevada Museum Art, Western Folklife Center, Friends Washoe County Library. Member of Rotary (Paul Harris fellow).

Interests

• Avocation: traveling.

Connections

Married Robert Lee Winzeler, November 4, 1961. Children: Elizabeth Ann Winzeler Williams, Alice Louise Winzeler Smith.

Father:

Charles Wenzlawski

Mother:

Pauline Doris Wenzlawski

Spouse:

Robert Lee Winzeler

child:

Elizabeth Ann Winzeler Williams Winzeler

child:

Alice Louise Winzeler Smith Winzeler