Martha Louise Curtis

Background

Curtis, Martha Louise was born on July 23, 1944 in Selma, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Willie Jackson and Dorothy Mae (Reid) Curtis.

Education

Bachelor of Science, North Carolina A&T State University, 1966; postgraduate, Howard U., 1970; Master of Arts, U. District of Columbia, 1993.

Career

Teacher, Johnston County Bd.Edn., Smithfield, North Carolina, 1966-1969, 71-72; substitute teacher, Johnston County Bd.Edn., Smithfield, North Carolina, 1971; graduate counselor, Howard U., Washington, 1969-1970; teacher, Brook-Wein Business Institute, Ltd., Washington, 1974-1975; substitute teacher, District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, 1975-1979; teacher, District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, 1979-1980; teacher, Archdiocese of Washington, since 1982. Member search committee for provost-vice president academic affairs U. District of Columbia, 1992.

Achievements

• Martha Louise Curtis has been listed as a noteworthy studies educator, administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Campaign worker National Headquarters Democratic party, Washington, 1976, 80. Panelist candidates forum District of Columbia Board Education, 1992. Active Selma's Housing Authority, Selma's Human Rels.

Council; Member National Education Association, National Catholic Education Association, National Association Development Education, Amles Profl.Women Club, National Federation Women's Clubs, Graduate Student Government Association (member at-large 1992), Eastern Star.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, dancing, decorating.

Connections

Father:

Willie Jackson Curtis

Mother:

Dorothy Mae (Reid) Curtis