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'''Chiquita Lashun Holloway''' (born c. [[1972]]) is an | '''Chiquita Lashun Holloway''' (born c. [[1972]]) is an education specialist. | ||
Holloway is a graduate of and former Congressional young scholar at [[Jones Valley High School]]. She has a bachelor's degree from [[Miles College]] and master's degrees in educational leadership and biology from [[UAB]]. As a City Council candidate she | Holloway is a graduate of and former Congressional young scholar at [[Jones Valley High School]]. She has a bachelor's degree from [[Miles College]] and master's degrees in educational leadership and biology from [[UAB]]. | ||
In [[2009]], Holloway was an unsuccessful candidate for [[Birmingham City Council District 7]] in the [[2009 Birmingham City Council election|Birmingham City Council election]]. As a City Council candidate she advocated educational improvements, investing in infrastructure and job recruitment, and expanding library services. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:08, 15 June 2010
Chiquita Lashun Holloway (born c. 1972) is an education specialist.
Holloway is a graduate of and former Congressional young scholar at Jones Valley High School. She has a bachelor's degree from Miles College and master's degrees in educational leadership and biology from UAB.
In 2009, Holloway was an unsuccessful candidate for Birmingham City Council District 7 in the Birmingham City Council election. As a City Council candidate she advocated educational improvements, investing in infrastructure and job recruitment, and expanding library services.
References
- "Birmingham City Council District 7: Chiquita Lashun Holloway." (August 20, 2009) Birmingham News