Rebecca E. White

Background

White, Rebecca E. was born on November 17, 1945 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of Edward and Anna Pendleton White.

Education

Bachelor of Science, District of Columbia Teachers College, 1971. Postgraduate, Pepperdine University, Malibu, California, 1993. Postgraduate, California State University, Los Angeles, 2003—2004.

Career

Teacher English District of Columbia Public Schools, Washington, 1971-1973. Paralegal specialist United States Department Justice, 1973-1981. Administrator United States Department Veterinary Affairs Veterans Administration Medical Center, Los Angeles, 1982-1989, 94-96, Sepulveda, 1992-1994.

Patient/employee advocate United States Department Veterinary Affairs, Los Angeles, 1982-1989, 92-96. Teacher English Los Angeles Unified School District, 1989-1991, children's advocate, 1989—2005. Teacher English Inglewood (California) Unified School District, 1996-1997, children's advocate, 1996—1998.

Teacher special education East San Gabriel Valley School, California, 2002—2003, Gladstone St. Elementary School, Azusa, 2003—2004. Freelance writer, since 2005. Teacher English Minneapolis Public Schools, 2005—2008.

Achievements

• Rebecca E. White has been listed as a noteworthy advocate by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Community advocate Baldwin Hills Community, Los Angeles, 1983—2004. Children's advocate Los Angeles County Schools, 1999-2004. Children's advisory Minneapolis Schools, 2006-2008, Children's Advisory District of Columbia Public Schools, since 2009.

Member Los Angeles World Affairs Council, 1999-2004. Member National Campaign For Tolerance, since 2006. Member National Education Association, California Teachers Association.

Interests

• Writing, hiking, reading.

Connections

Father:

Edward White

Mother:

Anna Pendleton White