Board Member
Sue York Hyatt
sue.hyatt@urbancentury.org
Born
in Notasulga, Alabama and grew up in Opelika, Alabama. Graduated
from Auburn University with a BSEd in 1964. Did graduate work at
Stetson University in Deland, Florida and at the University of
Tennessee.
Briefly
taught school in El Paso, Texas and Seminole County, Florida.
From
1979-1999, worked at Chattanooga State Community College. Jobs
performed included:
- Testing
Center Coordinator
- Independent
Studies Coordinator
- Telecourse
producer
- Developmental
Studies English teacher
- Developmental
Studies statistician/report writer
- Educational
materials writer
- Grant
writer
- Founder,
Distance Learning Program
- Consultant,
Tennessee Board of Regents
- Director,
Distance Learning and Special Projects
After
retirement freelance grant writing, volunteer activities with
First-Centenary United Methodist, Interfaith Homeless Network
In
2003 co-founded the St. Andrews Center; served on the board and wrote
grants to sustain the center until 2006
In
2007 wrote grants for Interfaith Homeless Network to underwrite new
building
2008-2009
worked as the Supportive Services Coordinator at Metropolitan
Ministries; retired and then returned to the Ministry in February
2011.
Awards
and recognitions: 1995-96 and 2007-08 Who’s
Who in American Education; 1999-2000 Who’s Who of American Women.
