Background
Flint, Lou Jean was born on July 11, 1934 in Ogden, Utah, United States. Daughter of Elmer Blood and Ella Daughter of (Adams) Flint.
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Lou Jean Flint, American state education official award, Government; award Utah Business; Clarke award of C., 1988, Outstanding Educator award Young Women's Christian Association, 1989, Silver Apple awardUtah State University, 1992, award for Superior vena cava syndrome; award given in her honor, 1986, named Woman Who Makes History, 1994), National Association; award 1987), Women"s Polit; award 1987), National Association.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Weber State College, 1968. Master of Education, U. Utah, 1974, Editor.S, 1981. Certified early childhood and elementary education, Utah Board Education, 1968, education administration, 1981.
Master teacher Muir Elementary, Davis School District, Farmington, Utah, 1968-1977.
Education specialistDist. I, Department Defense, England, Scotland, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, 1977-1979.
Educational consultant Office Higher Education State of Utah, Utah System Approach to Individualized Learning, Texas, South Carolina., Florida, Utah, 1979-1981. Academic affairs officer Commission Higher Education Office State of Utah, Salt Lake City, 1982-1998.
Member Women"s Politics Caucus.
Advisory board Women and Business Conference. Member MHCS Centennial Committee, 1995-1996, welfare reform demonstration project State of Utah, 1992-1996, foster care citizen review pilot project State of Utah. Named Exemplary Teacher, Utah State Board Education, 1970-1977, Outstanding Educator, London Central High School, 1979.
Recipient Appreciation award, Governor of Utah, 1983-1985, 93, Woman of Achievement award Utah Business and Professional Women, 1985, Pathfinder Clarke award of C., 1988, Outstanding Educator award Young Women's Christian Association, 1989, Silver Apple awardUtah State University, 1992, award for services Utah Mental Health Association, 1996.Mem.
American Association of University Women (Education Foundation award given in her honor, 1986, named Woman Who Makes History, 1994), National Association Women"s Work/Women"s Worth (Distinguished Woman award 1987), Women"s Political Caucus (Susa Young Gates award 1987), National Association Education Young Children, Utah Association Education Young Children(past president), Women Concerned About Nuclear War, Utah Jaycee Auxiliary (past president Centerville), Crones Council, Mathematics Science Network.
Career
Master teacher Muir Elementary, Davis School District, Farmington, Utah, 1968-1977. Education specialist District I Department Defense, various locations, England, Scotland, Norway, 1977-1979. Educational consultant Utah Systems Approach to Individualized Learning, Texas, South Carolina, Florida, Utah, 1979-1981.
Academy affairs officer Commission Higher Education Office, State of Utah, Salt Lake City, 1979—1998. Member Women's Politics Caucus. Chair Women and Business Conference, 1985.
Member MHCS Centennial Committee, 1995-1996. Welfare reform demonstration project State of Utah, 1992-1996, foster care citizen review pilot project, 1993-1999, Utah executive board AARP, 1999-1902, chair Brain Power Conference, 2005. Chairman education workgroup University Utah Graduate School Social Work, 2001-2005, member Belle Spafford board, since 2005.
Achievements
Views
Conventional Christian churches have lost the authority of God. Contemporary Christian beliefs are a mixture of the truth and of errors that have been added over the centuries.
Membership
Member nominating board Salt Lake City Young Women’s Christian Association, 2003—2005. Volunteer 2002 Winter Olympics. Chair Young Women’s Christian Association Centennial Oral History Project, 2005—2006.
Member of American Association of University Women (project, board member 2004-2005, Education Foundation award given in her honor 1986, named Woman Who Makes History 1994), National Association Women's Work/Women's Worth (Distinguished Woman award 1987), Women's Legislation Council (executive board 2001-2003), Mathematics Science Network (board member), Crones Council, Utah Jaycee Auxiliary (past president Centerville), Women Concerned About Nuclear War, Utah Association Education Young Children (past president), National Association Education Young Children, Women's Political Caucus (Susa Young Gates award 1987).
Connections
Children: Dirk Kershaw Brown, Kristie Susan Brown Felix, Flint Kershaw Brown.
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Religion
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Education
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1968
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1974
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1981
Awards
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Recipient Appreciation award Governor of Utah, 1983-1985, 93, Woman of Achievement award Utah Business and Professional Women, 1985, Pathfinder Clarke award of C., 1988, Outstanding Educator award Young Women’s Christian Association, 1989, Silver Apple award Utah State University, 1992, award for services Utah Mental Health Association, 1996. Named Exemplary Teacher, Utah State Board Education, 1970-1977, Outstanding Educator, London Central High School, 1979.Recipient Appreciation award Governor of Utah, 1983-1985, 93, Woman of Achievement award Utah Business and Professional Women, 1985, Pathfinder Clarke award of C., 1988, Outstanding Educator award Young Women’s Christian Association, 1989, Silver Apple award Utah State University, 1992, award for services Utah Mental Health Association, 1996. Named Exemplary Teacher, Utah State Board Education, 1970-1977, Outstanding Educator, London Central High School, 1979.