Background
Hedman, Zoe Ann was born on October 18, 1946 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Daughter of Carl John and Ethel Emma (Murden) Hedman.
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Zoe Ann Hedman
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Zoe Ann Hedman, American literature and language educator, artist. License life teacher State of Washington. Named to, We, the People Wall of National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, Wall of Tolerance, Montomery, Alabama, Roll of Honor, National D-Day Museum, New Orleans; recipient Service to Cmty and education award, Washington Education Association, 1999.
Education
Bachelor in Education, We. Washington University, 1968. Postgraduate, We. Washington University, 1964—1968.
Postgraduate, University Washington. Postgraduate, Antioch University. Postgraduate, Portland State University.
Career
England teacher Snohomish School District #201, Washington, 1968—1999. Retired, 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Legacy leader Heritage Foundation, Washington. Member of American Association of University Women, Washington State Retired Teachers Association, Amnesty International, Civil War Preservation Trust, World Wildlife Fund, Southern Poverty Law Center, National Trust for Historic Preservation, Georgia O'Keefe Museum, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Museum Spanish Colonial Art, 1785 Society, National Women's History Museum, Colonial Williamsburg Founder, Smithsonian National Museum American Indian, Nature Conservancy, Circle of Life, National Park Trust, Humane Society (member partner's circle), Young American Foundation (Reagan ranch member), Ducks Unlimited, Audabon Society.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named to, We, the People Wall of National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, Wall of Tolerance, Montomery, Alabama, Roll of Honor, National D-Day Museum, New Orleans. Recipient Service to Cmty and education award, Washington Education Association, 1999.Named to, We, the People Wall of National Constitution Center, Philadelphia, Wall of Tolerance, Montomery, Alabama, Roll of Honor, National D-Day Museum, New Orleans. Recipient Service to Cmty and education award, Washington Education Association, 1999.