City of Port Arthur
Carolyn Thibodeaux has over two decades of experience in educational and library settings. Currently serving as a Librarian and Program Coordinator at Stem Innovation Networks360 Cradle To Careers since January 2016, Carolyn has also worked at the City of Port Arthur as a Librarian since September 2002, focusing on children's and reference services. Prior roles include being a Children's & Young Adult Librarian and CEO Assistant at HJ Thibodeaux Contractor from 1989 to 2013, where Carolyn developed projects for a small construction business in Louisiana, as well as an Early Childhood Classroom Teacher at Port Arthur ISD from September 1999 to May 2003. Educational qualifications include a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from the University of North Texas, a Bachelor of Education in Elementary Education from Lamar University, and another Bachelor of Education in Early Childhood Education from McNeese State University and Lamar University.
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City of Port Arthur
Port Arthur has celebrated more than 100 years as a Gulf Coast city, but its timeline is only a fraction of the greater history of the region's inhabitants. Today Port Arthur is the home of several major refineries and still the important terminus of the Kansas City Southern railroad.