Background
Robitaille, Stephen John was born on July 1, 1949 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Jean Ernest and Pauline (Daniel) Robitaille.
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Stephen John Robitaille, American English language educator. Grantee Ida Stevens Foundation, 1986, Eastern Airlines, 1986, Florida Endowment for Humanities, 1989; media arts fellow Florida Division Cultural Affairs, 1990; recipient SAADE Teaching award, 1994. Treasurer Florida Media Arts Center, since 1990. Member Modern Language Association, South Atlantic Modern Language Association, Image Media Arts Center, Media Alliance New York City.
Education
Bachelor of Education, University Florida, 1971. Master of Arts, University Hartford, 1976.
Career
Secondary English instructor, Windsor (Connecticut) School System, 1971-1978;
adjunct English instructor, U. Hartford (Connecticut), 1976-1978;
adjunct English instructor, U. Florida, Gainesville, 1979;
independent documentary filmmaker, Gainesville, since 1982;
English and media instructor, Sante Fe Community College, Gainesville, since 1980. President, co-founder Florida Media Arts Center, Gainesville, since 1990. Media consultant Center for Governmental Responsibility, U. Florida Law School, 1984-1987, U. Fla.Divsn.
Continuing Education, Gainesville, 1984.
Achievements
Membership
Treasurer Florida Media Arts Center, since 1990. Member Modern Language Association, South Atlantic Modern Language Association, Image Media Arts Center, Media Alliance New York City.
Interests
Connections
Married Betty Dulko, June 16, 1971 (divorced 1979). Married Julie Warmke, August 6, 1988. 1 child, Jean Paul.
Education
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1971
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1976
Awards
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Grantee Ida Stevens Foundation, 1986, Eastern Airlines, 1986, Florida Endowment for Humanities, 1989. Media arts fellow Florida Division Cultural Affairs, 1990. Recipient SAADE Teaching award, 1994.Grantee Ida Stevens Foundation, 1986, Eastern Airlines, 1986, Florida Endowment for Humanities, 1989. Media arts fellow Florida Division Cultural Affairs, 1990. Recipient SAADE Teaching award, 1994.