Paulette Marie Gilliam

Background

Gilliam, Paulette Marie was born on July 21, 1947 in Houston, Texas, United States. Daughter of Bert James and Marie Hester (Hardcastle) Gilliam.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Broadcasting, University Texas, 1969. Master of Arts in Communications, Arizona State University-Tempe, 1977. Producer television programs, Tyler, Texas, 1969, Austin, Texas, 1970, Pittsburgh, 1970-1972.

Development director KAET-television, Phoenix, 1973.

Lecturer Arizona State University, 1974-1975. Director field services Cactus-Pine council Girl Scouts United States of America, Phoenix, 1977-1978.

Executive director Consortium for Learning in Arizona through Mediated Instruction, Phoenix, 1978-1979. Public affairs cons Federal Emergency Management Agency, Washington, 1978-1983, Arizona Division Emergency Services, 1978-1982.

Chief information and education division Arizona Game and Fish Department, Phoenix, 1982-1983.

Consultant White House OfficePvt. Sector Initiatives, Washington, 1984. Owner, creative director ReelPro, communications consultant firm, Olympia, Washington, since 1984.

Member Governor"s Advisory Council for Emergency Edition and Training, 1980-1982.

Career

Producer television programs, Tyler, Texas Director KAET-television, Phoenix, 1973. Director field services Cactus-Pine council Girl Scouts United States of America, Phoenix, 1977-1978.

Director Consortium for Learning in Arizona

Chief info; editor The Family Game, 1972. Producer television series: The Turned-On Crisis, 1971, The Family Game, 1972, Womankind, 1976.

Achievements

• Paulette Marie Gilliam has been listed as a noteworthy communications executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Alpha Epsilon Rho (secretary 1968-1969, faculty advisor 1974-1975). Contributing editor The Family Game, 1972.

Connections

Married Richard Raymond Peterson, August 28, 1970 (divorced).

Father:

Bert James Gilliam

Mother:

Marie Hester (Hardcastle) Gilliam

Spouse:

Richard Raymond Peterson