Sheila Audrey Radford-Hill

Background

Radford-Hill, Sheila Audrey was born on December 12, 1949 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.

Education

Bachelor, De Paul University, Chicago, 1972. Master of Arts in American Studies, University Pennsylvania, 1973. ABD, University Pennsylvania, 1980.

Postgraduate, Columbia Pacific University, 1989.

Career

Director program, Drexel U., Philadelphia, 1973; resident director, Drexel U., Philadelphia, 1974-1975; director extended learning, Center Young Men’s Christian Association, Chicago, 1977-1981; training associate, Designs for Change, Chicago, 1981-1984; director training, Chicago Area Project, since 1984; vice president community and economics development, BETHEL New Life, Inc., Chicago, since 1989; agency coordinator, Chicago Cities in Schools, 1990-1991; executive director, Chicago Cities in Schools, since 1991. Lecturer Chicago State University, 1975-1977, University of Illinois, Chicago, 1986, Roosevelt University, Chicago, since 1977.

Achievements

• Sheila Audrey Radford-Hill has been listed as a noteworthy community educator, advocate by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trainer 29th Ward People's Assembly, Chicago, 1980. Trainer, organizer Illinois Minority Women's Caucus, Chicago, since 1982. Researcher, writer Citizen's to Elect A. King, Chicago, 1986.

Organizer Chicago Area Project Convention, 1985, Wentworth Resident Management Corporation, since 1987, South Armour Square Neighborhood Coalition, since 1987. Member Midwest Modern Language Association (chairman women's studies 1983), North Shore Examiners Association (writer, columnist). Clubs: Triangle Investment (president since 1981).

Interests

• Avocations: reading, feminist political theory.

Connections

Daughter of James Henry and Ruth Audrey (Bolds) Radford. Divorced; 1 child, Ericka Nayram Hill.

Father:

James Henry Radford

Mother:

Ruth Audrey (Bolds) Radford

child:

Ericka Nayram Hill Radford-Hill