Background
Camarda, Rose Marie was born on August 26, 1947 in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Nicholas Edward and Laura Bell (Peters) Camarda.
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Rose Marie Camarda, American Elementary education educator. Certified teacher, New York. Den mother Cub Scouts American, Syracuse 1961-1963; site director Peace Inc., Syracuse 197 5-76; community education supervisor Merrick School, Syracuse, 1975-1976. Member of New York State United Teachers, National Science Teacher Association, Syracuse Teacher Association (representative 1972-1975).
Education
Bachelor of Science, State University of New York, Brockport, 1969; Master of Science, Syracuse University, 1973.
Career
Elementary teacher, Syracuse (New York) City Schools, since 1969;
mentor teacher, Syracuse City Schools, since 1990. Master teacher Urban Teacher Program, Syracuse 1973, Teacher Corps Program, Syracuse 1975-1977. Coach Syracuse City Schools, chair science department Shea Middle School, Syracuse since 1985.
Atmospheric education resource agent American Meteorological Society, since 1992, local implementation leader for datastreme project, since 1996. Presenter in field; consultant to authors.
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Den mother Cub Scouts American, Syracuse 1961-1963. Site director Peace Inc., Syracuse 197 5-76. Community education supervisor Merrick School, Syracuse, 1975-1976.
Member of New York State United Teachers, National Science Teacher Association, Syracuse Teacher Association (representative 1972-1975).
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient citation National Aeronautics and Space Administration Teacher in Space Program, 1984-1985, New York State Excellence in Tchg. Science award, 1997; named One of New York Top 100 Science Teachers, Optical Society American, 1986. National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Teacher Association scholar, 1985. Satellite Station grantee, 1987.Recipient citation National Aeronautics and Space Administration Teacher in Space Program, 1984-1985, New York State Excellence in Tchg. Science award, 1997; named One of New York Top 100 Science Teachers, Optical Society American, 1986. National Aeronautics and Space Administration/National Science Teacher Association scholar, 1985.
Satellite Station grantee, 1987.