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Maloney, Patricia Diana was born on October 15, 1948 in Louisville. Daughter of Bernard Joseph and Dorothy (Schoo) Maloney.
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Patricia Diana Maloney
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Patricia Diana Maloney, American Artist, educator. Certified teacher K-12, Kentucky, 1974. merit badge counselor The Boy Scouts of America, Washington, Pennsylvania, since 1978; lecturer American Association University Women, washington, Pennsylvania, 1982. Member West Africa Research Association, Fulbright Association, Carnegie Institution-Museum of Art & Natural History Museum, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Washington County History Society.
Education
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Louisville School Art, 1972. Master of Arts, Murray State University, 1974. Master of Fine Arts, Oklahoma University, 1976.
Career
Artist-in-residence, Allied Arts & Humanities Council, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, 1976-1977;
professor art, Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pennsylvania, since 1977. Visiting researcher Smithsonian Institution Department of Anthropology, National Museum Natural. History, Washington, summer 1987.
Instructor studio arts program, resident associate program, Smithsonian Institution, summer 1987. Research associate in ceramics Harvard Semitic Museum, 1988-1989.
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Merit badge counselor The Boy Scouts of America, Washington, Pennsylvania, since 1978. Lecturer American Association University Women, washington, Pennsylvania, 1982. Member West Africa Research Association, Fulbright Association, Carnegie Institution-Museum of Art & Natural History Museum, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Washington County History Society.
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Roman Catholic
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Recipient 1st place visual arts award Wm. Penn Memorial Museum, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1981, ceramic consultant grant National Endowment of the Humanities. 1985, visiting fellow grant The Smithsonian Institution, National Museum Natural History, 1987, presidential discretionary fund grant Washington and Jefferson College, 1987. Named one of outstanding and prominent women of Washington County, Jay Stock, Photographer, 1988. Fulbright scholar, Ghana, Africa, 1993-1995.Recipient 1st place visual arts award Wm. Penn Memorial Museum, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1981, ceramic consultant grant National Endowment of the Humanities. 1985, visiting fellow grant The Smithsonian Institution, National Museum Natural History, 1987, presidential discretionary fund grant Washington and Jefferson College, 1987.
Named one of outstanding and prominent women of Washington County, Jay Stock, Photographer, 1988. Fulbright scholar, Ghana, Africa, 1993-1995.