Background
Wilson, Kenneth Allen was born on May 5, 1951 in Somerset, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Richard Burdine and Thelma Jean (Stahl) Wilson.
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Kenneth Allen Wilson
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Bachelor, Michigan State University, 1974; Master of Arts in Teaching, Antioch University, 1975; Chemical Abstracts Service, Harvard University, 1980.
Career
Teacher science and social studies, Ramah Navajo School Board, Pine Hill, New Mexico, 1975-1978; teacher mathematics, Window Rock School District, Fort Defiance, Arizona, 1978-1979; research assistant, Harvard Graduate School Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1979-1980; teacher mathematics and science, Belmont (Massachusetts) Public Schools, 1980-1981; curriculum developer, American Indian Upward Bound Program, Boulder, Colorado, 1981-1982; associate director science fairs project, American Indian Science and Engineering Society, Boulder, 1982-1983; associate director, American Indian Upward Bound, Boulder, 1983-1986; director, American Indian Upward Bound, Boulder, 1986-1988; associate director pre-college operations, U. Colorado, Boulder, 1988-1989; assistant director for instructional services, U. Colorado, Boulder, 1989-1997; director Student Academy Superior vena cava syndrome Center, U. Colorado, Boulder, since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Station KGNU Radio Cmty. Radio, Boulder, 1985-1990. Facilitator Louisville (Colorado) Resource Conservation Advisory Board, since 1994.
Alternate member BoulderCounty Waste Recycling and Composting Authority, since 1996. Precinct chair Boulder County Democrats, since 1996. Member Association Special Programs in Region Eight, National Association Development Educators.
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Married Nancy Lee Commins, May 25, 1984. 1 child, Alexander Saul Commins Wilson.
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American
Awards
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Recipient numerous federal grants related to Native American education and creating educational opportunities for low income, first-generation college students. National Merit scholar, 1969.Recipient numerous federal grants related to Native American education and creating educational opportunities for low income, first-generation college students. National Merit scholar, 1969.