Background
Campbell-Glenn, Patricia Ann was born on December 15, 1942 in Brandon, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of James Alvin and Eunice Agnes (Finch) Campbell.
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Patricia Ann Campbell-Glenn
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Education
Bachelor of Science in Education, Ohio State University, 1971. Postgraduate, University Illinois, since 1980.
Career
Supervisor, investigator Civil Rights Commission, Columbus, Ohio, 1971—1974. Teacher Columbus Board Education, 1974—1978. Mediator, deputy director United States Department Justice, since 1979.
Achievements
Membership
Tutor National Literacy Campaign, 1985. Commissioner Boy Scouts American, 1985—1986. Speaker Women's Board, Illinois, 1985—1986.
Member of Society Professionals Dispute Resolution, Indiana Law Enforcement Commission, National Association Female Executives, National Council Negro Women, Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary Club (president 1984-1985), African Methodist Episcopal Church (assistant superintendent Board Christian Education).
Connections
Children: Allison, Jennifer, Lee.
Awards
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Recipient Humanitarian award, Columbus Metropolitan Action Community Action Organization, 1980, Human Relations Special award, Flint Human Relations Board, Michigan, 1985, Certified of Appreciation, Kiwanis, Chicago, 1985.Recipient Humanitarian award, Columbus Metropolitan Action Community Action Organization, 1980, Human Relations Special award, Flint Human Relations Board, Michigan, 1985, Certified of Appreciation, Kiwanis, Chicago, 1985.