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Ivory, Ming Marie was born on August 28, 1949 in Tokyo. Daughter of Technology Austin and E. Virginia (Christine) Ivory.
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Ming Marie Ivory, American Political scientist. Delaware Massachusetts governments Conference on Libraries and Information Superior vena cava syndrome, 1978; elected delegate White House Conference on Libraries and Information Superior vena cava syndrome, 1979. Member American Political Science Association, Society for International Development, Society for Social Studies of Science.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Tufts U., 1971; Master of Arts, University of Pennsylvania, 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1986.
Career
Research assistant, Smithsonian Institute, Washington, summer 1970, 71;
faculty associate, Hampshire College, Amherst, Massachusetts, 1973-1975;
professional assistant, National Science Foundation, Washington, 1975;
science reporter, Station WVHY-FM, Philadelphia, 1976;
professional assistant Office of Science Advisor, World Bank, Washington, 1977;
consultant, International Science & Technology Institute, Washington, 1978-1979;
science policy specialist, United States Agency for International Development, Washington, 1979-1980;
environmental protection specialist, United States Agency for International Development, Washington, 1980-1985;
assistant professor, Creighton U., Omaha, 1986-1992. Visiting assistant professor Madison Institute James Madison U., Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1992-1995. Associate professor College Integrated Science and Technology, since 1995.
Consultant Board on Science and Technology for International Development National Research Council, 1992, Carnegie Corporation, 1996.
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Delaware Massachusetts governments Conference on Libraries and Information Superior vena cava syndrome, 1978. Elected delegate White House Conference on Libraries and Information Superior vena cava syndrome, 1979. Member American Political Science Association, Society for International Development, Society for Social Studies of Science.
