Wilfred Elmer Roy

Background

Roy, Wilfred Elmer was born on August 7, 1935 in Van Buren, Maine, United States. Son of Leo and Isabel (Boudreau) Roy.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in English, Boston University, 1961. Master of Education, Salem State College, 1966. Doctor of Philosophy in Urban Education, University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, 1974.

Career

Teacher Amesbury (Massachusetts) High School, 1962—1964, North Reading (Massachusetts) High School, 1964—1967, assistant superintendent schools Windsor, Vermont, 1967—1969. Education Professional Development Act fellow Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville, 1969—1970. Associate professor curriculum and instruction department University Wisconsin, Milwaukee, from 1972.

Consultant National Center Gifted, 1978—1981, American Institute Human Interaction, 1978—1981, Good Apple Inc., from 1979, Teaching Centers. Speaker conventions and conferences. Served United States Air Force, 1953-1957.

Achievements

• Wilfred Elmer Roy has been listed as a noteworthy education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow: Robert A. Taft Institute Practical Politics. Member: American Civil Liberties Union, Wisconsin Council Gifted and Talented, Association School Curriculum Development, National Staff Development Council, World Congress Logotherapy, North America Society Adlerian Psychologists, Association Teachers Education, American Humanist Association.

Connections

Married Michaeleen Kowalkowski. Children: Denise, Patrice, Patrice, Nicholas.

Father:

Leo Roy

Mother:

Isabel (Boudreau) Roy

Spouse:

Michaeleen Kowalkowski

child:

Nicholas Roy

child:

Denise Roy

child:

Patrice Roy