Shirley Ann Kregar

Background

Kregar, Shirley Ann was born on March 22, 1945 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of David S. Kregar and Ivadeen (Valentine) Pitcairn.

Education

AS, Robert Morris College, Pittsburgh, 1965; Bachelor in Social Sciences, Thomas A. Edison College, Princeton, New Jersey, 1980; Master of Arts in Anthropology, U. Pittsburgh, 1983.

Career

Volunteer, The Peace Corps, Cuzco, Peru, 1965-1967; secretary, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, 1968; senior secretary, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, 1968-1969; administrative secretary, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, 1970; administrative specialist I, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, 1971-1974; administrative specialist II, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, 1975-1976; administrative specialist III, assistant director, Center for Latin American Studies, U. Pittsburgh, since 1976. Panelist International Studies Association, 1971. Consultant residence life program U. Pittsburgh, 1978, member screening committee United States Office Education Teacher Exch. andSummer Seminar Programs, 1978, 80-81.

Member Greek room scholarship selection committee, 1980, member U. Fulbright interview committee, 1986, 87, 89. Registrar, assistant to academic dean semester at sea program Institute for Shipboard Education, Pittsburgh, 1986. Interviewer World Teach, Harvard Institute International Development, 1990.

Achievements

• Shirley Ann Kregar has been listed as a noteworthy Academic administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Pittsburgh Peace Institute, We. Pennsylvania Conservancy, Latin American Anthropology Association, Latin American Studies Association.

Interests

• Avocations: international travel, painting, graphic design, reading, fly casting.

Connections

Father:

David S. Kregar Pitcairn

Mother:

Ivadeen (Valentine) Pitcairn