Background
Mosier, Virginia Lou was born on December 2, 1951 in Clinton, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of Bert Eugene and Martha Virginia (Fike) Mosier.
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Virginia Lou Mosier
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Bachelor of Engineering, Abilene Christian U., 1973; Master of Science, East Texas State University, 1980; Doctor of Philosophy, U. North Texas, Denton, 1989.
Career
Business teacher, Christian Schools, Inc., Dallas, 1973-1977;
secretary, Underwood, Neuhaus Company, Inc., Houston, 1977-1978;
business teacher, Magnet High School, Dallas, 1978-1979;
vocational teacher, Mesquite (Texas) High School, 1979-1981;
curriculum writer, East Texas State University, Commerce, 1980;
vocational teacher, Josip Juraj Pearce High School, Richardson, Texas, 1981-1989;
office administration teacher, Richardson High School, 1989-1992;
chair vocational education department, Richardson High School, 1990-1992;
assistant professor occupational training and development, Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U., Corpus Christi, since 1992. Presenter T & I Summer Workshop, Houston, 1983-1987. Member Coordinated Vocational Academy Education Co-op Organizing Committee, 1983-1988.
Adjunct Professor rural schools, Texas 1984-1986, U. North Texas, Denton, 1984-1985, East Texas State University, San Marcos, 1990, 91. National review committee Addison-Wesley high school text, 1990-1992. Professional committee state advising committee Texas State Board for Educator Certification, 1997-1998.
General advising committee Weslaco Indp. School District Career and Technology Education Department, 1992-1996. Member Rio Grande Valley Workforce Consortium, 1992-1996.
Member state validation committee ExCET Certified examin Comprehensive Business Education, 1987.
Achievements
Membership
Secretary Christian Schools Parent-Teachers Association, Dallas, 1976-1977. Member Texas Business Education Association (president, vice president, secretary 1982-1985, state legislation committee 1986, Teacher of Year award District 10 1984), Association Texas Professional Educators, American Vocational Association, Texas Industrial Vocational Association (outstanding teacher educator award 1998, Texas Vocat Technology Association, Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, Texas Career and Technology Educators, National Association of Industrial Technology Teacher Education, Texas Vocational Teacher Educators Association (president-elect 1993-1994, president 1994-1995), Vocational Opportunities Clubs of Texas (state advising committee 1992-1993), Vocational Industrial Clubs American (member of advisory committee), Texas Association (chairman since 1994), Phi Delta Kappa, Iota Lambda Sigma (state and area outstanding teacher awards 1985).
