Background
Price, Victoria Louise was born on January 11, 1950 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of James Worder and Florence Elaine (Harris) Price.
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Victoria Louise Price
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Bachelor of Fine Arts, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1972; postgraduate, Illinois State University, 1974, 75.
Career
Actress Conklin Dinner Theatre, Heyworth, Illinois, 1974. Public information officer Bloomington (Illinois) Public Library., 1975-1978. Intern WTTG Channel 5 television, Washington, 1981-1982.
Actress Showcase Theater, Georgetown Theater Company, 1981-1990. Co-founder, lecturer, storyteller The Painted Gourd Educational Collective, since 1992. Editorial assistant and proof-reader American Visions Magazine, Washington, 1986—1989.
Proof-reader Oblon, Spivak Patent Attorneys, Arlington, Virginia, 1988—1989. Radio commentator The Talking Feather WOL-AM, since 1999, radio commentator The Environmental Warrior, since 1999. Dispute resolution mediator District of Columbia Mediation Services.
Lecturer in field.
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Republican Illinois State University President Committee on International Women's Year, Normal, 1974. Campaign manager Democratic Party, Bloomington, 1974-1977. Vice president American Association of University Women, Bloomington-Normal, 1975-1977.
Active National Women's Political Caucus, 1981-1982. Civil War re-enactor District of Columbia Ladies Contraband Relief Society, Washington, since 1990. Active Multi-Cultural Leadership Council, 1992-1993.
Vice-coordinator District of Columbia Native Peoples Network, 1993-1995. Member advisory board Bethesda (Maryland) Police Citizens, since 1998. Member Housing Opportunities Commission Good Neighbor Advisory Board.
Advisory board Rosemary Hills Community School. Member Rosemary Village Cooperative (secretary, community liaison, Community Service award 1996), Gamma Upsilon.
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Born
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American
Education
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1972
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1975
Career
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1974
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1975 - 1978
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1981 - 1990
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1981 - 1982
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Recipient Scholastic Art awards Scholastic, Inc., Washington, 1966, 67, Citizenship award Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1967, Journalism Excellence award Columbia Press Association, Washington, 1967, County Executive's nominee Volunteer of Year. Journalism Excellence scholar Capitol Press Club, Washington, 1967, 68, Girls' State, 1967, Academy Excellence scholar Prince Hall Masons and Order of Eastern Star, 1967.Recipient Scholastic Art awards Scholastic, Inc., Washington, 1966, 67, Citizenship award Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, 1967, Journalism Excellence award Columbia Press Association, Washington, 1967, County Executive's nominee Volunteer of Year. Journalism Excellence scholar Capitol Press Club, Washington, 1967, 68, Girls' State, 1967, Academy Excellence scholar Prince Hall Masons and Order of Eastern Star, 1967.