Annie M. Scott

Annie M. Scott has extensive experience in information technology and education. Annie M. started their career at Connecticut College as an Assistant Director of Admissions from 1984 to 1987. Annie M. then worked at The Taft School as an Associate Director of College Counseling and English Teacher in 1987-1988. Annie joined the Anti-Defamation League in 1989 as a Teacher Trainer/Facilitator for the World of Difference - Anti-Bias Education-Diversity Awareness Program, a role they held until 1996. During the same period, they also worked at Teikyo Post University, where they served as the Director of Alumni Affairs, Director of Development, and Adjunct English Instructor. In 1996, Annie joined Post University as the Director of Information and Communication Technologies, a position they held until 2006. Their most recent work experience is as the Director of Information Technology at Middlesex Community College, where they have been overseeing various responsibilities such as server administration, system administration, network security, and strategic planning since 2006.

Annie M. Scott began their education at Wolcott High School in 1976, where they pursued a comprehensive course load in English, French, Calculus, Physics, and Latin. Annie M. also had the opportunity to pursue their freshman year at the University of Connecticut as a UCONN Co-Op student while simultaneously completing their senior year of high school.

After completing their high school education, Annie M. Scott went on to attend Connecticut College from 1980 to 1984. During their time there, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in English, French, and Economics.

Later on, in 2020, Annie M. Scott enrolled at Hartford International and completed a Certificate program in Applied Spirituality in 2021. Additionally, Annie M. Scott acquired a sense of civic engagement through Credit for Life Experience(s), where they gained knowledge and expertise in volunteer leadership. The duration of their enrollment in this program is not specified.