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Dr. Nellie J. Smith
Professor of Business and Secondary Education, Rust College
Location: Holly Springs, MS United States
Joined: May 9th, 2008

About (request update)

Workshops conducted, speaches presented, singing engagements for community, serving on committees that assist young persons in developing qualities and skills that promote a desire for acquisition of knowledge and skills to become productive citizens.

My Interview Question

What is unique about the skills and abilities you will bring to our organization?

Current Whereabouts:

Continuing to teach at my alma mater in the areas of business and secondary education, speaking to Child-care Centers and elementary school classes on Black History; especially about the First Black Mayor of Holly Springs (my brother-in-law) and Ida B. Wells-Barnette, for whom our local museum is named for and which houses her memorabilia as well as that of the first Black Mayor of Holly Springs who played a significant role in the establishment of the Ida B. Wells-Barnette Museum in Holly Springs.

Life & Professional Aspirations:

To continue teaching and helping those who desire to enter the teaching profession be successful in passing the national examination required for teacher certification.

Website:

http://www.youravon.com/nelliesmith

Education (request update)

Rust College class of 1954

Undergrad Major: Business Administration

Claim To Fame:

Being selected to Integrate the Teamster's Headquarters in Washington, D.C. as the first Black clerical worker in 1961.

Most Memorable Moment:

Singing in the Acappella Choir, Playing in the Marching Band, and serving as Private Secretary to the College President.

High School: Harris High School in Meridian, MS class of 1950

Activities & Accomplishments:

Choral Union and participating in the Home Economics Class learning to cook, sew, set tables, and competing at state Home Economics Events.

Best Memories:

Striving to become a stenographer by mastering the concepts of Gregg Shorthand, and serving as the Historian of my graduating class.

Experience

I currently work with Rust College as Professor of Business and Secondary Education
I have 45 years of experience working in the Collegiate Faculty, Staff, Administration industry.

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