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1. Assyrian Education & Culture & Historical - Assyria Cradle of Civilization-General News
www.cradletv.com/html/modules/ - [Cached]Published on: 11/13/2006 Last Visited: 7/18/2007
Biography: Judy George Bretschneider
Founder and President of the Presidio Performing Arts Foundation Executive Producer, Presidio Dance Theatre
Mrs. Bretschneider is an Assyrian-American. She holds a master's degree in developmental psychology and early childhood education and studied piano and music technique at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She has been a guest on local, national (60 Minutes, Hour Magazine; Phil Donahue, etc.) and international radio, television and was featured in a documentary by academy award winning producers for her research in the field. Judy was the first student to receive the City of San Francisco's Human Relations Award in 1969 (presented by Mayor Joseph Alioto) for outstanding achievement in the field of human relations.
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Supporting performing arts groups and schools for enrichment opportunities, Mrs. Bretschneider is a community activist and fundraiser. After extensive travel in Russia, Germany, France, and the United States, studying highly regarded performing arts programs, Mrs. Bretschneider co-founded the PPAF in 1998. She has designed the award-winning DANCE OUT! program, matching college performing arts students with professional artists working together at underserved schools to teach and preserve cultural authenticity in dance productions. -
2. www.cradletv.com
www.cradletv.com/html/modules/ - [Cached]Published on: 8/25/2006 Last Visited: 12/1/2007
Biography: Judy George Bretschneider
Founder and President of the Presidio Performing Arts Foundation Executive Producer, Presidio Dance Theatre
Mrs. Bretschneider is an Assyrian-American. She holds a master's degree in developmental psychology and early childhood education and studied piano and music technique at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She has been a guest on local, national (60 Minutes, Hour Magazine; Phil Donahue, etc.) and international radio, television and was featured in a documentary by academy award winning producers for her research in the field. Judy was the first student to receive the City of San Francisco's Human Relations Award in 1969 (presented by Mayor Joseph Alioto) for outstanding achievement in the field of human relations. Creator of International Nations Day, a day to celebrate and learn about different ethnic groups within San Francisco.
Supporting performing arts groups and schools for enrichment opportunities, Mrs. Bretschneider is a community activist and fundraiser. After extensive travel in Russia, Germany, France, and the United States, studying highly regarded performing arts programs, Mrs. Bretschneider co-founded the PPAF in 1998. She has designed the award-winning DANCE OUT! program, matching college performing arts students with professional artists working together at underserved schools to teach and preserve cultural authenticity in dance productions. -
3. www.cradletv.com
www.cradletv.com/html/modules/ - [Cached]Published on: 8/20/2006 Last Visited: 12/1/2007
Biography: Judy George Bretschneider
Founder and President of the Presidio Performing Arts Foundation Executive Producer, Presidio Dance Theatre
Mrs. Bretschneider is an Assyrian-American. She holds a master's degree in developmental psychology and early childhood education and studied piano and music technique at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She has been a guest on local, national (60 Minutes, Hour Magazine; Phil Donahue, etc.) and international radio, television and was featured in a documentary by academy award winning producers for her research in the field. Judy was the first student to receive the City of San Francisco's Human Relations Award in 1969 (presented by Mayor Joseph Alioto) for outstanding achievement in the field of human relations. Creator of International Nations Day, a day to celebrate and learn about different ethnic groups within San Francisco.
Supporting performing arts groups and schools for enrichment opportunities, Mrs. Bretschneider is a community activist and fundraiser. After extensive travel in Russia, Germany, France, and the United States, studying highly regarded performing arts programs, Mrs. Bretschneider co-founded the PPAF in 1998. She has designed the award-winning DANCE OUT! program, matching college performing arts students with professional artists working together at underserved schools to teach and preserve cultural authenticity in dance productions.
