Susan Coady Kemnitzer

Background

Kemnitzer, Susan Coady was born on April 1, 1949 in San Diego, California, United States. Daughter of Raymond Patrick and Catherine Coady.

Education

Bachelor, University of California at Los Angeles, 1970; Master of Arts, George Washington University, 1973.

Career

Program manager, National Science Foundation, Washington, 1972-1975; budget examiner, Office Management and Budget, Washington, 1975-1978; assistant to Secretary of Interior, Washington, 1978-1981; legislation liaison, National Science Foundation, Washington, 1981-1987; executive director, Task Force on Women, Minorities and Handicapped in Science, Washington, 1987-1990; deputy director engineering intrastructure division, National Science Foundation, Washington, since 1990. Member founding board College Applied Science and Technology of James Madison U., Harrisburg, Virginia. Board advisors Douglas Science Institute, Rutgers University, New Brunswick.

Judge Cons. Engineer Excellence award, Baltimore.

Achievements

• Susan Coady Kemnitzer has been listed as a noteworthy Science foundation administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Board Annunciation School, Washington, 1989. Member artists committee Washington Opera, 1989.

Connections

Married David Kemnitzer, February 2, 1974. Children: Nicholas, Alexander.

Father:

Raymond Patrick

Mother:

Catherine Coady

Spouse:

David Kemnitzer

child:

Alexander Kemnitzer

child:

Nicholas Kemnitzer