Background
Rose, Shirley Kelly was born on January 22, 1939 in Marianna, Florida, United States. Daughter of James William and Alice Elizabeth Kelly.
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Shirley Kelly Rose, American language educator. Named Distinguished Young Woman, Montgomery Jaycettes, 1969, Outstanding Clubwoman, Montgomery Junior Woman's Club, 1969, Outstanding Faculty Member, Alabama College Systems, 1992; recipient Davenport Memorial award, National Council Higher Education, 1996.
Education
Bachelor, Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1960. Master of Science in Adult Education, Troy State University, Montgomery, Alabama, 1979. Master of Science in English, Troy State University, Montgomery, Alabama, 1990.
Career
English teacher Bay County High School, Panama City, Florida, 1960—1962, St. James High School, Montgomery, 1972—1973, Patterson State Technology College, Montgomery, 1973—2000, chairman general education, 1990—2000. Retired, 2000
Technology college representative State Policy Advisory Communications, Montgomery, 1986—1999, Postsecondary Executive Committee, Montgomery, 1985—1999.
Achievements
Membership
Coordinator education division United Way, Montgomery. Organizer, president Junior Woman's Club, Mobile, 1965—1967. Co-chairman March of Dimes, Montgomery, 1965—1968.
Board directors Cystic Fibrosis. Member of Alabama Education Association (president postsecondary division 1986-1987, Outstanding Postsecondary Member 1995, Rose award), Wynlakes Women's Club. (vice president).
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Children: William Timothy Livingston, Kelly Livingston Carlton.
Education
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1960
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1979
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1990
Awards
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Named Distinguished Young Woman, Montgomery Jaycettes, 1969, Outstanding Clubwoman, Montgomery Junior Woman's Club, 1969, Outstanding Faculty Member, Alabama College Systems, 1992. Recipient Davenport Memorial award, National Council Higher Education, 1996.Named Distinguished Young Woman, Montgomery Jaycettes, 1969, Outstanding Clubwoman, Montgomery Junior Woman's Club, 1969, Outstanding Faculty Member, Alabama College Systems, 1992. Recipient Davenport Memorial award, National Council Higher Education, 1996.