Background
Landgraf, Susan I was born on October 23, 1941 in Painesville, OH. Daughter of Edward H. and Rosemary Dermitt.
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Susan I Landgraf
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Susan I Landgraf, American journalism educator, photographer, poet. Theodore Morrison scholar, Bread Loaf, Vermont, 1994; recipient Society Professional Journalists awards, 1977-1979, Suburban Newspapers American 1st place award, 1977-1979, Phi Betta Kappa, 1986, Academy American Poets award, University Washington, Seattle, 1985, Society for Humanistic Anthropology award, 1988. Volunteer Probation Officer, Superior Court Washington, 1973-1975.
Education
Associate of Arts in Social Sciences, Green River Community College, Auburn, Western Australia, 1977. Bachelor cum laude, University Washington, 1985. Master of Fine Arts, University Washington, 1987.
Career
Reporter, photographer Valley Public Company, Kent, Washington, 1977-1979. Reporter, editor The Daily Journal-American, Bellevue, 1979-1983. Teaching associate, assistant University Washington, Seattle, 1985-1988.
Professor, chairman department journalism Highline Community College, Des Moines, since 1988. Keynote speaker, National Writers Club, Seattle, 1993. Curriculum developer, Highline Community College, 1996-1997.
Lecturer, National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development, Austin, 1998.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Probation Officer, Superior Court Washington, 1973-1975.
Interests
Connections
Married Richard C. Landgraf, April 6, 1961. Children: Brett C., Theodore T., Jennifer M., Lisa R.
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American
Awards
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Theodore Morrison scholar, Bread Loaf, Vermont, 1994. Recipient Society Professional Journalists awards, 1977-1979, Suburban Newspapers American 1st place award, 1977-1979, Phi Betta Kappa, 1986, Academy American Poets award, University Washington, Seattle, 1985, Society for Humanistic Anthropology award, 1988.Theodore Morrison scholar, Bread Loaf, Vermont, 1994. Recipient Society Professional Journalists awards, 1977-1979, Suburban Newspapers American 1st place award, 1977-1979, Phi Betta Kappa, 1986, Academy American Poets award, University Washington, Seattle, 1985, Society for Humanistic Anthropology award, 1988.