Judy Eames

Background

Eames, Judy was born in Christiansburg, Virginia, United States.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Radford (Virginia) U., 1966; Master of Science, Radford (Virginia) U., 1968; postgraduate, University of California, Hayward postgraduate, U. South Florida postgraduate, Virginia Polytechnic Institute postgraduate, State University Doctor of Education in Higher Education, Nova U., 1994.

Career

Instructor communication Upward Bound,, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and STate U., Blacksburg, 1970; teacher French, School District 361, International Falls, Minnesota, 1971-1974; teacher French, Ottawa (Ontario, Canada)-Carleton Schools, 1976-1979; teacher English,, St. Petersburg (Florida) Junior College, 1987-1990; instructor English as Second Language and French, Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, Kentucky, 1990-1997; director English as Second Language, associate Professor of English, Campbellsville (Kentucky) U., since 1997.

Achievements

• Judy Eames has been listed as a noteworthy English as second language educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ASCD, TESOL, National Council Teachers English, American Council Teachers Foreign Langs., Kentucky Council International Education, Kentucky TESOL (president).

Connections

M. George Grozdits.