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(Continued from Page 2) American history from Antioch College in Ohio and a masters degree in fine arts and program development from Beacon College in Washington, D. C., following a self-structured program under which she studied with Joy Luke in Sperryville and set up an art program for Rappahannock’s senior citizens at the county’s nutrition site.
Her job experience varies from driving the van for the nutrition program to mental health counseling in D. C.’s public high schools. She's also worked on projects for both Senior citizens and children at the Brooklyn Museum and the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan.
A Rappahannock resident
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