Background
Kenick, Lois E. was born on February 12, 1943 in Exeter, New Hampshire, United States. Daughter of Joseph Louis Senior and Pauline Lewellyn (Fifield) Kenick.
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Lois E. Kenick
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Lois E. Kenick, American Science educator, editor, software consultant. Certified physics, chemistry junior high teacher, general science elementary teacher, N.H. Recipient Gustav OHaus 2d place award NSTA, 1971, 1st place award, 1976, American Gas Third place award, 1973, Outstanding Faculty award Class of 1985; Co-op Education grantee unites states department Education, 1987, grantee National Science Foundation.
Education
Bachelor in Chemistry, University New Hampshire, 1964. Master of Arts in Science Education, Physics, Fisk University, 1968. Postgraduate, Boston University, 1973.
Career
Teacher, department chairman science various public and private schools, N.H., 1968-1980; teacher, department chairman science various public and private schools, Massachusetts, 1968-1980; assistant professor management, Hawthorne College, Antrim, N.H., 1983-1986; associate professor, faculty dean, Hawthorne College, Antrim, N.H., 1986-1988; freelancer in computer applications, Lyndeborough, N.H., 1988-1993; from customer service to assistant marketing manager, Cobblestone Public, Peterborough, N.H., 1993-1996; special projects editor, Cobblestone Public, Peterborough, N.H., since 1996.
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Chairman Lyndeborough School Board, 1983-1985. Member Fire Department Auxiliary, Lyndeborough, since 1975, Lyndeborough planning board, 1990-1993.
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American
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Recipient Gustav OHaus 2d place award National Science Teachers Association, 1971, 1st place award, 1976, American Gas Third place award, 1973, Outstanding Faculty award Class of 1985. Co-op Education grantee United States Department Education, 1987, grantee National Science Foundation.Recipient Gustav OHaus 2d place award National Science Teachers Association, 1971, 1st place award, 1976, American Gas Third place award, 1973, Outstanding Faculty award Class of 1985. Co-op Education grantee United States Department Education, 1987, grantee National Science Foundation.