Background
Thomas, Theresa Brown was born on April 9, 1947 in Birmingham, Alabama, United States.
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Theresa Brown Thomas
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Theresa Brown Thomas, American Middle school educator. Certified principal, teacher, Alabama. Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1981; recipient Second Mile award Parents of Exceptional Children, 1992; Hearst Foundation scholar, 1989-1991; National Black Master of Business Administration Association scholar, 1989.
Education
Bachelor, U. Alabama, 1970; Master of Arts, U. Alabama, 1975; Master in Public and Private Management, Birmingham Southern College, 1992.
Career
Teacher American history, Pizitz Middle School, Birmingham, 1970-1993;
chair department social studies, Pizitz Middle School, Birmingham, 1989-1993;
assistant principal, Smith Middle School, Birmingham, since 1993. Supervisor Alabama Gas Company, Birmingham, summers 1988-1990. Director assembly program Pizitz Middle School, since 1978, school budget chairperson, 1990-1992, project business coordinator, 1988-1993.
Reader/evaluator Southern Autonomous System Networks Colleges Schools, Birmingham, 1991, consultant, Troy, Alabama, 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Coord. Bessemer (Alabama) Centennial Commission, 1986. Board directors Green Isle Civic League, Bessemer, since 1976, City of Bessemer Civic Center, since 1994. Member Concerned Citizens of Bessemer, 1984.
Member Birmingham alumni coun.United Negro College Fund, since 1993. Member National Education Association, Alabama Education Association (delegate 1984-1985), Vestavia Hills Education Association (secretary 1972, president 1984), National Black Master of Business Administration Association, National Council Social Studies, National Geography Alliance, Rho Nu Tau (president, Soror of Year 1986).
Interests
Connections
Daughter of William Brown and Helen Margaret Smith Cunningham. Divorced; 1 child, David Patrick Farmer.
Awards
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Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1981. Recipient Second Mile award Parents of Exceptional Children, 1992. Hearst Foundation scholar, 1989-1991. National Black Master of Business Administration Association scholar, 1989.Named to Outstanding Young Women of America, 1981. Recipient Second Mile award Parents of Exceptional Children, 1992. Hearst Foundation scholar, 1989-1991.
National Black Master of Business Administration Association scholar, 1989.