Margaret Kadoyama

Background

Kadoyama, Margaret was born in 1955. Daughter of Charles and Mary Anne Convis.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Anthropology, University California, Davis, 1978.

Career

Associate curator Navajo Tribal Museum, Window Rock, 1978—1982. Director Museum Oriental Cultures, Corpus Christi, 1982—1983. Assistant curator Art Museum South Texas, 1983—1985.

Public programs, coordinator new audiences California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, 1987—1995. Principal Margaret Kadoyama Consultant, Fairfax, since 1996. Adjunct professor John F. Kennedy University, Berkeley, since 1997.

Achievements

• Margaret Kadoyama has been listed as a noteworthy museum educator, management consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Committee planner Ross Valley School District, San Anselmo, California, 1999—2003. Program chair Cultural Connections, San Francisco, 1989—1999. Board member Science Interchange, San Rafael, 1997—2003, Marin Human Rights Roundtable on Hate Violence, San Rafael, 1996—2007.

Program committee member Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation, San Francisco, 2007. Member of Japanese American Citizens League, Marin Human Rights Roundtable on Hate Violence, Museum Education Roundtable, We. Museum Association (national program co-chair 1999), American Association Museum (national program chair, education committee 1996-1997, education, evaluation and diversity committees).

Connections

Married Robert Kadoyama, 1977. Children: Hana, Marie.

Father:

Charles Convis

Mother:

Mary Anne Convis

Spouse:

Robert Kadoyama

child:

Hana Kadoyama

child:

Marie Kadoyama