Background
Bauder, Nancy Alice was born on May 16, 1941 in Geneva, New York, United States. Daughter of Clifford Frank and Eloise Elaine (Smith) Pangburn.
- Photos
- Works
- Photos
- Works
Nancy Alice Bauder
Edit Profile
Nancy Alice Bauder, American Secondary school educator. Certified secondary English teacher, New York. Recipient Harvard-Radcliffe Club Innovative Tchg. award, 1997, others; fellowship Reading Malory's Arthuriad National Endowment for the Humanities, 1988, Holy Grail-Four Medieval Texts, 1995, Aspen Institute, 1993, Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1994.
Education
Associate of Arts with highest honor, Finger Lakes Community College, 1973; Bachelor magna cum laude, State University College, Geneseo, New York, 1974; postgraduate, Syracuse University, 1975-1979.
Career
Operator, representative, training mentor, New York Telephone Сompany, Geneva, 1959-1972; English teacher, DeSales H.S., Geneva, 1974-1977; English teacher, Newark (New York) H.S., 1978-1979; English teacher, Romulus (New York) Control School, since 1979.
Achievements
Membership
Lector, chalice bearer Trinity Church, Geneva, 1984-1990, Friends chair, board of trustees president Geneva Free Library., 1990-1996. Volunteer docent Rose Hill Mansion, Geneva, since 1979. Member National Council Teachers English, Philanthropic and Educational Organization Sisterhood (chair finance committee), Romulus 2000, Geneva Country Club, Geneva History Society, Seneca Yacht Club.
Interests
Connections
Married Charles Champlin Walker Bauder, January 11, 1964.
-
Born
-
Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
-
Recipient Harvard-Radcliffe Club Innovative Tchg. award, 1997, others. Fellowship Reading Malory's Arthuriad National Endowment for the Humanities, 1988, Holy Grail-Four Medieval Texts, 1995, Aspen Institute, 1993, Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1994.Recipient Harvard-Radcliffe Club Innovative Tchg. award, 1997, others. Fellowship Reading Malory's Arthuriad National Endowment for the Humanities, 1988, Holy Grail-Four Medieval Texts, 1995, Aspen Institute, 1993, Harvard Graduate School of Education, 1994.