Background
Wallace, Terry Howard Smith was born on December 2, 1942 in Council Bluffs, Iowa, United States. Son of Howard and Vernice Elizabeth (Vickerman) Wallace.
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Terry Howard Smith Wallace
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Terry Howard Smith Wallace, American English language educator. Recipient Outstanding Faculty award Community College Consortium, University of Michigan, 1989, Excellence in Education award National Institute for Staff & Orgnl. Development, 1991, Outstanding Tchg. award Common for Community College and Pennsylvania Federation of Community College Trustees, 1994.
Education
Bachelor, Lycoming College, 1964; Master of Arts, Pennsylvania State University, 1967.
Career
Instructor in English, Westminster College, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, 1967-1970; senior Professor of English, Harrisburg (Pennsylvania) Area Community College, since 1970; president, Rabbit Press, since 1994. Adjunct Professor creative writing Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, 1989-1991;director Wildwood Writers' Conference, Harrisburg, since 1980, Wildwood Poetry Prize, Harrisburg, since 1985. Founder Nuance Writers' Workshop, Harrisburg, since 1979.
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Trustee Animal Haven, Inc., Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, 1985-1990, George Fox Fund, Inc., Portland, Oregon, since 1980. Member Associated Writing Programs, National Council Teachers English, Writers'Center.
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Married Diane Salome Smith, December 12, 1943.
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Recipient Outstanding Faculty award Community College Consortium, University of Michigan, 1989, Excellence in Education award National Institute for Staff & Orgnl. Development, 1991, Outstanding Tchg. award Common for Community College and Pennsylvania Federation of Community College Trustees, 1994.Recipient Outstanding Faculty award Community College Consortium, University of Michigan, 1989, Excellence in Education award National Institute for Staff & Orgnl. Development, 1991, Outstanding Tchg. award Common for Community College and Pennsylvania Federation of Community College Trustees, 1994.