Background
Gee, Virginia Catherine was born on May 19, 1941 in San Francisco, California, United States. Daughter of Hom Chew Wing and Sue (Jeong) Chen.
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Virginia Catherine Gee
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Virginia Catherine Gee, American university official. Named Honorary Citizen, City of Louisville, 1979; recipient Achievement award, Chinese American Institute Engineers, 1975, Outstanding Service award, Young Women’s Christian Association Central Headquarters, 1975, Stanford Federal Credit Union, 1978.
Education
AS in Business Administration, City College San Francisco, 1959. Bachelor of Science in Public Administration, 1961.
Career
Business office supervisor Pacific Telephone, San Francisco, 1959—1963, public manager, 1963—1966, management instructor, 1966—1968, with urban affairs, 1968—1970, personnel staff manager, 1970—1974. Recruitment administrator Stanford University, 1974—1985. Executive assistant to chief California Department Industrial Relations Division Apprenticeship Standards, since 1985.
Consultant Binghom Associates, since 1980, Asian Art Museum, 1982—1984.
Achievements
Membership
Mediator & hearing officer San Francisco Human Rights Commission. Vice president San Francisco Private Industry Council, 1980. Board directors, member executive committee North-East Medical Services, since 1982.
Board directors San Francisco Conservation Corps., since 1984. Member advisory committee Coro Foundation, since 1984. Member of Chinese American Citizen Alliance (board officers since 1979), Asian Pacific Personnel Association (president 1980-1982), Northern California Council Mediators, National Society Fundraising Executives, California Community College Placement Association (vice president 1980), California Apprenticeship Council (chairman), San Francisco Squash Club, Commonwealth Club, Alpha Gamma Sigma.
Connections
Married Herbert H. Gee, May 12, 1962. 1 child Christopher Lawrence.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Named Honorary Citizen, City of Louisville, 1979. Recipient Achievement award, Chinese American Institute Engineers, 1975, Outstanding Service award, Young Women’s Christian Association Central Headquarters, 1975, Stanford Federal Credit Union, 1978.Named Honorary Citizen, City of Louisville, 1979. Recipient Achievement award, Chinese American Institute Engineers, 1975, Outstanding Service award, Young Women’s Christian Association Central Headquarters, 1975, Stanford Federal Credit Union, 1978.