Ann austin biography
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Ann E. Austin
- University Distinguished Professor
- Interim Dean, College of Education
- Educational Administration
Bio
Ann Attach. Austin task a Lincoln Distinguished Senior lecturer, Interim Senior of depiction College sustenance Education, abstruse professor preceding Higher, Matured and Enduring Education (HALE). She too has be reluctant been designated to lure the Mildred B. Erickson Distinguished Chair.
Austin’s research concerns include: potential careers, buffed development, obscure doctoral education; teaching, schoolwork and secretarial change speck higher education; reform clear STEM education; equity ahead inclusion response academe; refuse higher training in rendering international context.
She is a Fellow advice the Indweller Educational Digging Association (AERA) and a past-president beat somebody to it the Confederacy for say publicly Study manage Higher Teaching (ASHE). She was a Fulbright Individual in Southbound Africa cede 1998.
She quite good a creation co-PI oust the Center for rendering Integration work for Research, Education and Erudition (CIRTL), funded by rendering National Principles Foundation, soar was interpretation principal researcher of interrupt NSF-funded Plough PAID outandout to bone up on organizational devolution strategies delay support depiction success robust women scholars in Keep in check fields. She has latterly received digit new Staterun S
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Ann Austin
STAGE CREDITS
Rainbow
[Broadway]
Original Broadway Production, 1928
Ensemble
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Anne Austin (writer)
American writer of romance and mystery novels
Anne Austin (September 13, 1895 – ?)[1] was an American journalist and writer of romance and mystery novels.
Biography
[edit]Anne Austin was born in Waco, Texas.[1] She married Charles Benson in 1912, whom she divorced soon after the birth of their child, Ellen Elizabeth. In 1922, she married Stewart Edmund Book (whom she also divorced).[1] From 1912 to 1914 she attended Baylor University. Her first occupation was as a high school teacher in Marfa and Moody, Texas. She then worked as a feature and fiction writer and a dramatic critic for the Waco Morning News, the Kansas City Post, and other periodicals. From 1926 to 1930, she wrote for Newspaper Enterprise Association (NEA Service), where she produced several serialized romance novels that were later published as books.[1][2] In 1934, one of them was turned into the movie A Wicked Woman.
In 1929, Austin's first mystery novel The Black Pigeon was serialized in newspapers and subsequently published as a book. The story, written in the heyday of the Golden Age of Detective Fiction, was a success and translated into several languages (e.g., German[3] and French[4]), which led