Reba Lou Keele

Background

Reba Keele was born on April 28, 1941, in Emery, Utah, United States. She is a daughter of Frederick Manning and Pearl Valentine (Peterson) Keele.

Education

Reba Keele studied at Brigham Young University where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Speech and Drama in 1963 and a Master of Arts degree in Rhetoric and Public Address in 1966. She also attended Purdue University and received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Rhetoric and Public Address and Educational Psychology in 1974.

Career

Reba Keele started her career as an assistant professor at Brigham Young University in 1967. She held this post until 1979 and became an associate professor of organizational behavior. In 1991 she took up a post of Dean of Undergraduate Education at the University of Utah and held this post until 1996. She has also taught Management at the University of Utah. In 2003, Keele became a Professor of Public and Community Health at Utah Valley University.

In addition to teaching, Reba Keele has also published articles, books, and research on topics regarding women, gender, and leadership. She published a book, Let's Talk: Adults and Children Sharing Feelings, in 1977. She is also a contributor to professional journals. Keele also was a writer and presenter of the television program Helping Your Child to Read in 1974.

Achievements

• Reba Keele is an American educator and writer who is famous for her book Let's Talk: Adults and Children Sharing Feelings. She devoted her research and articles to education and leadership. She was a W. K. Kellogg fellow from 1985 to 1988.

Works

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  • Let's Talk: Adults and Children Sharing Feelings 1977

Membership

Reba Keele is a member of the Academy of Management, American Management Association and Utah Women in History Association.

Connections

Father:

Frederick Manning Keele

Mother:

Pearl Valentine Peterson