Background
Tangman, Ruth S. was born on March 3, 1944 in Cincinnati. Daughter of George Trowbridge and Georgiana (Hollingworth) Strong.
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Ruth S. Tangman
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Ruth S. Tangman, American Educational administrator. Recipient Leadership Recognition award, Technology-Vocational Institute Director Outreach and Transition, 1994; named Master Teacher, National Institute for Staff and Organisation Development, Austin, Texas, 1993; recipient Achievement award Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, 1992.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Social Welfare, George Mason U., 1973; MSEd, Virginia Polytech. Institute, 1977; postgraduate in education, U. New Mexico, since 1991.
Career
Program analyst, National Advisory Council on Vocational Education, Washington, 1974-1977; associate director employment and training, National Governor's Association, Washington, 1977-1978; director vocational research, Westinghouse National Issues Center, Arlington, Virginia, 1978-1979; director, sole proprietor, Institute for Program Assistance, Santa Fe, 1979-1982; executive director, New Mexico Vocational Association, Santa Fe, 1981-1983; work program coordinator, administrative assistant to cabinet secretary, Human Superior vena cava syndrome Department, Santa Fe, 1983-1987; director occupational, adult, and continuing education, U. New Mexico, Los Alamos, 1987-1989; associate vice president for instruction, Albuquerque Technology-Vocational Institute, since 1989. Institutional representative Leadership Council, Character Counts, Albuquerque, since 1995, Executive Board member Teach and Learn Ednl. television Channel, Albuquerque, 1993-1995;consultant Cornell Cooperative Extension, Long Island, 1995. Founding member New Mexico Lit.Coalition, 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Management committee Albuquerque Business-Education Compact, since 1989. Appointed commissioner Albuquerque Goals Commission, 1990-1993. Co-chair Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, business growth and development division, 1992.
Member Work-Force Development Task Force, Albuquerque, since 1995. Member American Association Cmty. Colls., National Council of Instrnl.
Adminstrs., National Council on Cmty. Superior vena cava syndrome and Continuing Education, National Technology Prep Network, Albuquerque School-to-Work Steering Committee.
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Connections
Married Edward P. Tangman, March 27, 1971 (divorced June 1993). Children: David James, Michael Dennis, Elena Pilar.
Awards
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Recipient Leadership Recognition award, Technology-Vocational Institute Director Outreach and Transition, 1994. Named Master Teacher, National Institute for Staff and Organisation Development, Austin, Texas, 1993. Recipient Achievement award Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, 1992.Recipient Leadership Recognition award, Technology-Vocational Institute Director Outreach and Transition, 1994. Named Master Teacher, National Institute for Staff and Organisation Development, Austin, Texas, 1993. Recipient Achievement award Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, 1992.