Zan Dale Robinson

Background

Robinson, Zan Dale was born on July 15, 1935 in Abington, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Paul Roland Robinson and Dorothy Ellen Robinson Nee Philpott.

Education

Bachelor in England, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1974. Master of Arts in England, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1974. Doctor of Philosophy in England, State University of New York, Buffalo, 1990.

Career

Professor Erie Community College, Williamsville, New York, from 1979. Director special educational programs Daemen College, Williamsville, New York, 1976—1978. Adjunct lecturer Buffalo State College, New York, 1983—2003.

Achievements

• Zan Dale Robinson has been listed as a notable language educator, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Chairman Greater Buffalo Community Housing Resources Board, Buffalo, 1979—1980. Chairman board Leadership House Inc., 1999—2001, Fletcher-Green Foundation, Inc., Buffalo, 2001—2003. Board directors National Alliance for Mentally Ill, Western New York chapter, 1985—2003, Citizen's Council on Human Relations, Buffalo, 1979—1985.

Member of Continuing Education Association New York, Niagara Linguistic Society, United University Professions, New York State United Teachers, Modern Language Association, National Education Association, National Council England Teachers, American Federation Teachers.

Interests

• Professional harmonica player, judge for amateur boxing.

Connections

Married Patricia Marion McNaney, November 10, 1961. Children: Michael Leo, Zan Dale Junior, Joan Marie, Rand Raymond.

Father:

Paul Roland Robinson

Mother:

Dorothy Ellen Robinson Nee Philpott

Spouse:

Patricia Marion McNaney

child:

Rand Raymond Robinson

child:

Zan Dale Junior Robinson

child:

Joan Marie Robinson

child:

Michael Leo Robinson