Michele L Dillon from Columbus, OH, age 52

Resumes

Former Employee

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Location:

Columbus, OH

Industry:

Think Tanks

Skills:

Nonprofits
Public Speaking
Strategic Planning
Customer Service

C.e.o And Founder

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Location:

411 Chase Ave, Gambier, OH 43022

Industry:

Music

Work:

Music Therapeutics since Aug 1987
C.E.O./Founder
Lancaster City School System Aug 1987 - Aug 1990
General Music Teacher/Choir Director

Education:

Capital University 2007 - 2007
The Ohio State University 1984 - 1987
B.M.E., Music Education

Skills:

Music Education
Music Theory
Piano
Choral
Music
Choral Conducting
Music History
Teaching
Brass
Composition

Michele Dillon

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Michele Dillon

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Former Court Reporter

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Location:

Columbus, Ohio Area

Industry:

Writing and Editing

News

Vatican unexpectedly ends crackdown of US nun group

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"Given the current moment in the church, with Francis emphasizing mercy and not judging and trying to see the best of what people are doing, they had to find a quiet way out of this," said Michele Dillon, a University of New Hampshire sociologist specializing in the Catholic Church. "What you'd love

Date

Apr 16, 2015

Category:

World

Source:

Google

Boston bombing jury excludes some Catholics

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Refusing on religious grounds to impose the death penalty "shouldn't be enough to disqualify them," said Michele Dillon, a University of New Hampshire sociologist and co-author of American Catholics in Transition. "We're supposed to have a jury of one's peers. And if one's peers are informed by this

Date

Jan 25, 2015

Category:

U.S.

Source:

Google

The pope's mixed legacy with Latino Catholics

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Under Pope Benedict, a growing number of Latino Catholics were no longer regarding the Vaticans teaching as an important element in their faith, says Michele Dillon, a sociology professor at the University of New Hampshire.

Date

Feb 15, 2013

Category:

World

Source:

Google

Papal resignation opens door to many contenders

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Michele Dillon, a University of New Hampshire sociologist who studies the church, said no "radical transformation" is expected in the direction of the church and that a "tweak" here and there would be more likely than an overhaul.

Date

Feb 11, 2013

Source:

Google

Politics of Romney's tithing: generous philanthropy or dogmatic Mormonism?

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Someevangelicals who question the legitimacy ofthe religion,doubting its Christian credentials, may warm to Romneys generosity, says Michele Dillon,sociology professor at theUniversity of New Hampshire in Durham. Others, she adds by e-mail, especially some who are already highly skeptical of

Date

Jan 26, 2012

Category:

U.S.

Source:

Google

Survey: Religious identity slips among U.S. Catholics

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"When it comes to questions of abortion, non-marital sex, and homosexuality," more than half of Catholics, including those most highly committed to the church in their personal practices, say it's their own moral views, not those of church leaders, that matter, says survey co-author Michele Dillon,

Date

Oct 24, 2011

Category:

U.S.

Source:

Google

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