Background
Nierman, Meredith Alisa was born on April 29, 1970 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Elaine Barbara Goldman and Lewis Gerald Nierman.
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Meredith Alisa Nierman
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ALB, Harvard University, Division of Continuing Education, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1993. Master of Education, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, Master of Arts, 1994.
Career
Health education multimedia producer WGBH Educational Foundation, Boston, since 1999, children's educational multimedia producer, since 1999. Multimedia consultant to health and mental health care organizations, since 2001. Consulting director of social services The Commonwealth Housing and Land Trust, 1998—1999.
Research associate Fenway Community Health Center, 1998—1998. Program coordinator Trauma and Dissociative Disorders Partial Hospital Program - McLean Hospital, Belmont, 1994—1998. Research assistant Judge Baker Media Center - Children's Hospital, Boston, 1994—1994, Department of Psychology - Harvard University, Cambridge, 1991—1994, WGBH Educational Foundation, Boston, 1991—1994.
Volunteer International Volunteer Svc./Volunteers for Peace, Bristol, England, 1992—1992.
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Jury member Prix Jeunesse International Media Festival, 2004. Member of American Psychological Association (associate).
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American
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Nominee Best Children's Web Site, Massachusetts Interactive Media Council, 1999. Recipient Japan Prize Second Web Prize, Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai Broadcasting Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, 2002, Prix Jeunesse International Web Prize for Children's Media, Prix Jeunesse, 2000, Best Web Site, Massachusetts Interactive Media Council, 2002, Silver Award for Kids Entertainment Web Site, NewMedia Magazine, 1999, Finalist, New Media Award, The Worldfest-Flagstaff International Film and Video Festival, 1999, Cool Site of the Week, Yahooligans (Yahoo.com), 2003.Nominee Best Children's Web Site, Massachusetts Interactive Media Council, 1999. Recipient Japan Prize Second Web Prize, Nippon Hōsō Kyōkai Broadcasting Corporation, Tokyo, Japan, 2002, Prix Jeunesse International Web Prize for Children's Media, Prix Jeunesse, 2000, Best Web Site, Massachusetts Interactive Media Council, 2002, Silver Award for Kids Entertainment Web Site, NewMedia Magazine, 1999, Finalist, New Media Award, The Worldfest-Flagstaff International Film and Video Festival, 1999, Cool Site of the Week, Yahooligans (Yahoo.com), 2003.