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Dr. Diane Howard, who lived her first years in
mainland China and Japan,
has
resided all over the world. Gaining broad experience in
performance communication, she has studied, performed, taught, and presented
throughout the United States (including NYC) and in Europe. She earned her
B.A. in English and Music at the University of Oregon. At the University of
Washington, she earned her M. Ed. in Gifted Education and the Performing
Arts. She earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction Research with a
specialization in Performance Studies in the School of Communication at the
University of Texas in Austin.
Dr. Howard is a
Professor of Performance Studies and Film at the University of
Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, TX. Diane
Howard has been a professional actor and teacher for over 40 years. She has
been a university professor for over 20 years. She is
active in national/international publishing and presenting. She is a
regional, national, and international onsite and distance public speaker,
performer, and presenter. She has been a professional leader in Christian
education at all levels throughout her adult life. She has been
fundamentally dedicated to honest, open communication that facilitates
effective role-modeling and teaching.
Professor Howard has been professionally
recognized as an educator, scholar, and author. She received the Sears
Roebuck Award for Teaching Excellence and Campus Leadership for her work at
UMHB. She has been included in National and International Who's Who
Directories in American Education, Professional & Business
Women, American Scholars, Contemporary Authors, American Women, American
Education, Women in Education, and Executives & Professionals.
McGraw-Hill Inc. has published her textbooks.
She is married to Dr. David Howard,
Professor of Marriage & Family Christian Counseling at
the UMHB.
They have three sons, three daughters-in-law, and
seven grandsons.
Drs. David and Diane Howard are committed to
their family and to being role models to them and others.
...It
is More Blessed to Give Than to Receive...The Bible |