Background
Nuss, Shirley Ann was born on October 22, 1946 in Madison, Min. Daughter of Woodland Henry and Aileen Thelma (Mattox) Cover.
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Shirley Ann Nuss
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Shirley Ann Nuss, American Computer coordinator, educator. Space camp fellowship Mary Bramson award Huntsville, Alabama, 1992; Detroit Edison Conservation grantee Detroit Edison, 1992, ROADS Mimi grant Michigan Council for Humanities, Lansing, 1993. Member Association Supervision Curriculum Development, Cranbrook Schools Faculty Council (president, vice president 1993-1995).
Education
Bachelor of Education, Trinity University, Washburn University, 1969. Master of Arts, Michigan State University, 1982. Doctor of Philosophy, Michigan State University, 1990.
Career
3d grade teacher Topeka Public Schools System, 1969-1970. 6th grade teacher McCune (Kansas) Middle School, 1970-1972. 7th grade English teacher Muskego (Wisconsin) Norway School District, 1972-1978.
Intermediate level. teacher Gibson School for Gifted Children, Redford, Michigan, 1979-1982. 3d grade teacher Cranbrook Education Community, Bloomfield Hills, 1982-1989, multi media/computer coordinator, instructor, since 1989. Adjunct professor educational technical certified program and master's degree in technical education Michigan State University, 2000-2006.
Teacher Space Pioneer Learning Adventure design camp, 2003. Keynote speaker, Early Child hood Conference, Istanbul, Turkey. International presenter and speaker.
Educational advisory board Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village, Dearborn, 1988-1991, Renaissance Outreach for Detroit Area Schools. Task force Michigan Council for the Humanities, Lansing, 1991-1992. Teacher advisory board Teaching and Computer Magazine, 1988-1990.
Developer grades 1-5 multimedia/computer curriculum Brookside School, Cranbrook, 1995-1996. Keynote speaker Early Children Conference, Istanbul, Turkey. International speaker cross cultural exchanges using technical.
Speaker in field; presenter in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member Association Supervision Curriculum Development, Cranbrook Schools Faculty Council (president, vice president 1993-1995).
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Daughter of Woodland Henry and Aileen Thelma (Mattox) Cover. Divorced; 1 child, Melissa Annual.
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Presbyterian -
Political Party
Republican
Education
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1969
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1982
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1990
Awards
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Space camp fellowship Mary Bramson award Huntsville, Alabama, 1992. Detroit Edison Conservation grantee Detroit Edison, 1992, ROADS Mimi grant Michigan Council for Humanities, Lansing, 1993.Space camp fellowship Mary Bramson award Huntsville, Alabama, 1992. Detroit Edison Conservation grantee Detroit Edison, 1992, ROADS Mimi grant Michigan Council for Humanities, Lansing, 1993.