Amy Beth This is Me

Education

 Web References

1. 1. Vermont Women in Higher Education: Conferences

   www.vwhe.org/workshops.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/16/2005   Last Visited: 2/3/2007

   [E] The Conflict Survival Kit; Presenters: Kathleen Moore, Virginia Sassaman and Amy Beth Kessinger
   ...
   They will be joined by Amy Beth Kessinger, who is also pursuing her Mediation master's degree. Kessinger has more than ten years' experience in education. Currently, she is the director of the Full Service School at Mt. Anthony Union High School, works with the Quantum Leap Program at Bennington College, and also teaches a variety of courses at the Community College of Vermont.
   
   [F] Presidents' Panel; panelists to be announced

2. 2. 2006 Leader Bios - Putney Student Travel

   www.putneystudenttravel.com/Ab - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/5/2004   Last Visited: 6/14/2006

   Amy Beth received a Masters degree in Modern Literature and Culture at York University in England. She currently serves as director of Mount Anthony Union High School's Full Service Community School in Bennington, VT, and teaches philosophy and literature electives including African American Lit, Ethics, and Native American Lit at the Community College of Vermont. She recently received the Community Hero Award in Bennington, and was named Vermont Coach of the Year (tennis). In 1999, Amy Beth was the assistant director of the Excel at Williams College program, and in 2000 she directed the Excel at Oxford/Tuscany program. This will be her ninth summer with Excel, and her fifth directing Excel at Williams College.

3. 3. 2006 Leader Bios - Putney Student Travel

   www.goputney.com/About/Leader/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 3/21/2001   Last Visited: 9/13/2006

   Amy Beth received a Masters degree in Modern Literature and Culture at York University in England. She currently serves as director of Mount Anthony Union High School's Full Service Community School in Bennington, VT, and teaches philosophy and literature electives including African American Lit, Ethics, and Native American Lit at the Community College of Vermont. She recently received the Community Hero Award in Bennington, and was named Vermont Coach of the Year (tennis). In 1999, Amy Beth was the assistant director of the Excel at Williams College program, and in 2000 she directed the Excel at Oxford/Tuscany program. This will be her ninth summer with Excel, and her fifth directing Excel at Williams College.