Tim Cunningham
My blogs
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Government |
| Occupation | Communications |
| Location | Austin, TX, United States |
| Introduction | Interests and experiences run wide and deep, as befits a liberal-arts major. Life-long learner of various occupations (e-learning, info-sharing guy focused on organizational communications, newspaper editor, journalist, publishing executive, teacher, labor-contract negotiator, public-information officer, special-projects coordinator)... Connections: International Right of Way Association (IRWA), Steinbroner Nation, Rotary International (Paul Harris Fellow), Literacy Volunteers of America, Girl Scouts, Society of Professional Journalists, Public Relations Society of America, Adirondack Press Club, National Association of Government Communicators (NAGC), National Public Employer Labor Relations Association (NPELRA), U.S. Air Force (1971-1979) ... Homes: Salamanca, NY; Loudonville, NY; Albany, NY; Altus, OK (Altus AFB); Lebanon, IL (Scott AFB); Beekmantown, NY (near Plattsburgh and Lake Champlain), Newburgh, NY; Bushnell, FL; Ocala, FL; Austin, TX … first hole-in-one March 21, 2008 ...... Webster University, St. Louis, MO (M.A., 1976); Siena College, Loudonville, NY (B.A., 1971); Archbishop Walsh High School, Olean, NY (1967); St. Patrick’s Elementary School, Salamanca, NY (1963) |
| Interests | Austin TX, management, teaming, organizational communications, Powerpoint, teaching, e-learning, distance learning, wikis, online collaboration, non-fiction, poetry, haiku, photography, publication design, writing, literacy, golf, Salamanca, Plattsburgh, South Austin, Ocala, Olean, labor relations, negotiations, Seneca Indians, Archbishop Walsh High School, Siena College, U.S. Air Force, labor relations, NPELRA, Rotary, Roman Catholicism, Franciscan, St. Francis, Teilhard de Chardin, chemistry |
| Favorite movies | Anything Theda Cunningham (camera operator) has helped create. |
| Favorite music | Classical, Reggae, Folk, Jazz ... not necessarily in that order. |
| Favorite books | Too many to name, but nonfiction for most part. |