Philip Arthur Klopfenstein

Background

Klopfenstein, Philip Arthur was born on April 28, 1937 in Lake Odessa, Michigan, United States. Son of Glendull Carl and Bernice (Shumway) Klopfenstein.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Michigan State University, 1961; Master of Arts, Western Michigan U., 1964; arts administration certified, Harvard University, 1970; postgraduate, Henderson State University, 1990-1991.

Career

Faculty member, U. Arkansas, Little Rock, 1965-1968; teacher, Arkansas Ednl. television, Conway, 1969-1970; director, Southeast Arkansas Arts and Sciences Center, Pine Bluff, 1970-1976; director, Augusta Richmond County Museum, (Georgia)., 1977-1979; director, Montgomery Museum Fine Arts, (Alabama), 1979-1982; vice president, development officer, Foundation History Research and Reclamation, Montgomery, Alabama, 1982-1988. Adjunct Professor Auburn U., 1984-1988. Consultant Endright Superior vena cava syndrome, Inc., 1983-1989.

Teacher Glenwood H.S., since 1989. Federal programs coordinator Centerpoint H.S. (merger two districts), since 1997.

Achievements

• Philip Arthur Klopfenstein has been listed as a noteworthy High school educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with United States Army, 1957-1959. Member Southeastern Museum Conference, Three Rivers Art Guild (chairman guild bd.1989-1995).

Connections

Married Anna Jo Davis, August 24,1960.

Father:

Glendull Carl Klopfenstein

Mother:

Bernice (Shumway) Klopfenstein

Spouse:

Anna Jo Davis