Background
Ardison, Linda G. was born on April 11, 1940 in Fort Smith, Arkansas, United States. Daughter of Bill Eugene and Mildred M. (Fry) Tanner.
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Linda G. Ardison
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Linda G. Ardison, American author, writing educator, consultant. Recipient Third place for fiction in annual college contest The Atlantic Monthly, 1960, First place fiction award New Millenium Writings, 1998; Bread Loaf scholar The Atlantic Monthly, 1960; Pennsylvania Arts Council fellowship grantee, 1990-1991.
Education
Associate of Arts, Stephens College, 1960. Student, Middlebury College, 1961. Postgraduate, Bread Loaf School of English, 1960.
Bachelor, University Arkansas, 1962.
Career
Administrative assistant, Wachovia National Bank, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 1962-1963; English teacher, Wiley Junior High School, Winston-Salem, 1963-1964; writing instructor, York College of Pennsylvania, since 1984. Visiting poet York Country Day School, 1986, instructor poetry workshop, 1993.
Membership
Board of directors York County Medical Society Auxiliary, York, 1978-1980. Member Junior League of York, 1974-1975. Adult educator Living Word Cmty.
Church, York, 1980-1990. Board directors Human Life Superior vena cava syndrome, York, 1989-1993. Member York County Medical Society Alliance, Pennsylvania Medical Society Alliance, Medical Society Alliance.
Interests
Connections
Married Gary Winship Ardison, June 10, 1962. Children: Amy Roberts, Elizabeth Winship Senft, Matthew Tanner.
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Third place for fiction in annual college contest The Atlantic Monthly, 1960, First place fiction award New Millenium Writings, 1998. Bread Loaf scholar The Atlantic Monthly, 1960. Pennsylvania Arts Council fellowship grantee, 1990-1991.Recipient Third place for fiction in annual college contest The Atlantic Monthly, 1960, First place fiction award New Millenium Writings, 1998. Bread Loaf scholar The Atlantic Monthly, 1960. Pennsylvania Arts Council fellowship grantee, 1990-1991.