Background
Kuby, Patricia Ann Williams was born on August 19, 1944 in Mobile, Alabama, United States. Daughter of Percy Lafayette and Bertha Ross (Ledbetter) Williams.
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Patricia Ann Williams Kuby
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Education
Bachelor in Elementary Education, Louisiana College, Pineville, 1966; Master of Arts in Reading, N.E. Louisiana U., Monroe, 1972; Doctor of Philosophy in Early Childhood Edition and Development, U. Alabama, Birmingham, 1994.
Career
Teacher 4th grade, Orleans Parish Schools, New Orleans, 1966-1970;
7th grade remedial reading teacher, Orleans Parish Schools, New Orleans, 1972-1974;
teacher 5th grade, Franklin Parish Schools, Winnsboro, Louisiana, 1970-1971;
reading specialist, Franklin Parish Schools, Winnsboro, 1971-1972;
reading specialist, Etowah County Schools, Gadsden, Alabama, 1974-1976;
instructor development reading, Calhoun College, Decatur, Alabama, 1987-1988;
instructor child care, Decatur City Schools Continuing Education, 1989-1990;
graduate assistant, U. Alabama, Birmingham, 1989-1993;
assistant professor early childhood/elementary education, Athens (Alabama) State College, since 1993. Consultant early childhood education Headstart, Morgan County, Alabama, 1989, Women's Missionary Union, Birmingham, 1992. Consultant Department Human Resources, Alabama, 1988-1989.
Consultant pre-school Alabama Baptist Convention, Montgomery, since 1981.
Achievements
Membership
Key communicator Westlawn Elementary School Decatur, 1992-1994. Member ASCD, National Association for Education Young Children, Alabama Association for Education Young Children, Tennessee Valley Association for Education Young Children (president 1989-1991, 93-94), Association Childhood Education Interant., Southern Early Childhood Association, International Reading Association, Tennessee Valley Reading Council, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Tau Chi.
Interests
Connections
Married Carl Joseph Kuby Junior, August 30, 1965. Children: Kathryn Amelia, Candace Ross, Carl Joseph III.
