Background
Marashio, Paul William was born on May 30, 1941 in Woburn, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Peter and Catherine (Danizio) Marashio.
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Paul William Marashio
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Paul William Marashio, American educational administrator, educator. Recipient award New Hampshire Council Better Schools, 1974; Arizona State University fellow, 1968; scholar United States Constitution Becentenial, 1986; recipient Teacher of Year award Salem High School, 1970, New Hampshire Technology College, 1988, Teachers Who Inspire award Lawrence Eagle Tribune, 1983; nominated Carnegie Foundation Advancement Tchg. United States Professor of Year, 1997.
Education
Bachelor of Education, Keene State College, 1963. Master of Arts, U. New Hampshire, 1968. Certified advanced studies, Wesleyan University, 1977.
Career
Teacher, Somersworth, New Hampshire, 1963-1966. History department head, Salem, New Hampshire, 1966-1969, supervisor instruction and curriculum, 1969-1971;principal Woodbury School, Salem, 1971-1977. Curriculum coordinator Salem School District, 1977-1983, educator, 1983-1986.
Professor humanities New Hampshire Community College,, Claremont, 1986.
Member New Hampshire Excellence in Education Commission, 1983-1984. President, Salem History Society, 1977-1980.
Member Salem Committee on Environmental Issues, 1977;member Old Town Hall Restoration Committee, Salem Museum Committee. Researcher New Hampshire Bicentenial Celebration United States Constitution, 1985.
Editor Pedagogy Journal.
Achievements
Membership
Member New Hampshire History Society, Indian History Society, Organisation American Historians, New Jersey History Society, College.Humanities Association, National Association for Humanities Education, Salem History Society, Sunapee Yacht.
Connections
Married Nancy Feeney, June 24, 1967.
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Awards
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Recipient award New Hampshire Council Better Schools, 1974. Arizona State University fellow, 1968. Scholar United States Constitution Becentenial, 1986.tempSpaceRecipient Teacher of Year award Salem High School, 1970, New Hampshire Technology College, 1988, Teachers Who Inspire award Lawrence Eagle Tribune, 1983. Nominated Carnegie Foundation Advancement Tchg. United States Professor of Year, 1997.Recipient award New Hampshire Council Better Schools, 1974. Arizona State University fellow, 1968. Scholar United States Constitution Becentenial, 1986.tempSpaceRecipient Teacher of Year award Salem High School, 1970, New Hampshire Technology College, 1988, Teachers Who Inspire award Lawrence Eagle Tribune, 1983.
Nominated Carnegie Foundation Advancement Tchg. United States Professor of Year, 1997.