Margaret Imogene Gibson

Background

Gibson, Margaret Imogene was born on July 13, 1923 in Lincoln, Nebraska, United States. Daughter of Hillory and Linnie Hazel (Truex) Bohannan.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, University Arizona, 1946. Master of Arts in Russian, University Arizona, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy in Slavis Linguistics, University Washington, 1978.

Career

Instructor chemistry University Arizona, Tucson, 1946-1949, lecturer Russian, 1976-1978, assistant professor, 1978-1984, associate professor, acting head department Russian and Slavic languages, 1984-1985, department head, 1988-1998.

Achievements

• Margaret Imogene Gibson has been listed as a noteworthy Russian language educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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• book

  • The Roots of Russian Through Chekhov

    (Emphasizes the application of basic linguistics as a tool...)

Membership

Member American Association Teachers Slavic and Eastern European Languages. Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association.

Interests

• Russian folk music and creative dance.

Connections

Married Ray V. Gibson, August 21, 1943 (divorced October 3, 1973). Children: Roy William, Ann Christine Gibson Gastelum.

Father:

Hillory Bohannan

Mother:

Linnie Hazel (Truex) Bohannan

Spouse:

Ray V. Gibson

child:

Roy William Gibson

child:

Ann Christine Gibson Gastelum Gibson