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Kathleen started her carrier in
1988 and graduated from L.H. Bates Technical College in 1990 as Certified Broadcast Technician. While in school
her talents and technical skills were rewarded with several grants and prestigous State College scholarships. She
went on to graduate from Highline Community College 1992 with a Associate Degree in Journalism. While there she interned
by teaching ‘Television Production Class 1991-92’ and was later offered a teaching position which she had to turn
down due to her plans to complete her formal education in Broadcast Management. She completed her formal education and
training by graduating from Washington State University 1995, with a Bachelors degree in Communications and Business. She
was one who incited the idea and birth of the sequence program for Broadcast Management, which is combining the technical
production side of Broadcasting with the business elements of Television Broadcasting together, and one of the first to graduate
from this sequence program at WSU’s renown ‘Edward R. Murrow School of Broadcasting’ in 'Broadcast Management''.
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Kathleen was awarded several ‘PRESTIGOUS AWARDS’: 1990 Apple
of Distinction (WA State Teachers Award); 1990 recipient of the WAVE Scholarship, ''Washington Award for Vocational
Excellence". Where she has been recognized for her contributions to her community and donating of her time and work to
non profit organizations; Seattle Science Center ‘Dinosaurs Exhibit’, Tacoma; Black History Month Gala, Tacoma
1988; Multi Care Medical Employees Oyster Fest 1992, Tacoma; and many others.
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