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Brown, Sally Ann was born on September 8, 1959 in New York City. Daughter of Richard Daniel and Joann Ellen Brown.
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Sally Ann Brown
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Sally Ann Brown, American Research scientist. Leone-Haggerty Memorial scholar Miller Place (New York) Parent-Teachers Association, 1977, Regents scholar New York State Board Regents, Albany, 1978, American Mensa Edition and Research.Found. scholar, 1989; Science and Mathematics fellow New York State Higher Education, Albany, 1983; Mabel Wilson Richards scholar, 1997-1998.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Biology, State University of New York, Geneseo, 1981; Master of Arts in Biology, State University of New York, Geneseo, 1989; postgraduate, Loyola Marymount U., Los Angeles.
Career
Graduate teaching assistant biology department, State University of New York, Geneseo, 1983; research technician department neurology, U. Rochester, New York, 1984-1988; research associate department neurogerontology, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1989-1995. Presenter in field.
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Participant, tutor Literacy Volunteers/English as Second Language, Rochester, 1978. Active Big Brother-Big Sister Program, Rochester, 1985-1988. Member American Bar Association (student division, science and technical division), St. Thomas More LawHonor Society, Phi Delta Phi.
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Leone-Haggerty Memorial scholar Miller Place (New York) Parent-Teachers Association, 1977, Regents scholar New York State Board Regents, Albany, 1978, American Mensa Edition and Research.Found. scholar, 1989. Science and Mathematics fellow New York State Higher Education, Albany, 1983. Mabel Wilson Richards scholar, 1997-1998.Leone-Haggerty Memorial scholar Miller Place (New York) Parent-Teachers Association, 1977, Regents scholar New York State Board Regents, Albany, 1978, American Mensa Edition and Research.Found. scholar, 1989. Science and Mathematics fellow New York State Higher Education, Albany, 1983. Mabel Wilson Richards scholar, 1997-1998.