Virginia Pace Cromwell

Background

Cromwell, Virginia Pace was born on August 19, 1933 in Oxford, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of George Gibbs Pace and Virginia Sue (Dooley) Sizemore.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Mississippi University for Women, 1955. Master of Arts, University Mississippi, 1957. Master of Science, University Southern Mississippi, 1970.

Doctor of Philosophy, University Southern Mississippi, 1984.

Career

Instructor speech Department, University Southwestern Louisiana, 1961-1966; instructor School of Comm., University of Southern Mississippi, 1966-1970; instructor speech Department, University Southwestern Louisiana, 1970-1973; assistant professor department committee, U. Southwestern Louisiana, 1974-1978; from associate professor, director graduate studies, head of public relations area to professor, U. Southwestern Louisiana, 1984-1991; consultant/principal, Strategic Comm. Management, since 1991. Oral committee teacher Memphis Oral School for the Deaf, 1957-1959.

Instructor U. Mississippi, 1955-1956, others.

Achievements

• Virginia Pace Cromwell has been listed as a noteworthy communication professional by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member People-to People ambassador to Russian and the Ukraine, 1991. Member Public Relations Society of America (accredited), Public Relations Association Louisiana, International Personnel Managers Association, Advertising Federation Acadiana, Acadiana Press Club.

Interests

• Reading, writing fiction, travel, genealogy.

Connections

Married Harvey Cromwell, Junior, June 26, 1955 (divorced August 1978). Children: Harvey III, William Campbell. Married James Leslie Turrentine, July 6, 1984 (deceased May 1993).

Father:

George Gibbs Pace Sizemore

Mother:

Virginia Sue (Dooley) Sizemore

Spouse:

Harvey Cromwell

Spouse:

James Leslie Turrentine

child:

William Campbell Cromwell

child:

Harvey III Cromwell