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Nebraska Authors

Don Tilley

Born 1934 Alda, NE (USA)

Director and publicist for Prairie Peace Park. Church educator and church team developer for special projects. Peace and justice movement advocate.

Places Lived

Lincoln, NE:
Central City, NE
Grand Island, NE

Author Of

  • Journalism
  • Nonfiction
  • Poetry

Keywords

Spiritual growth; Manuals; Magazine Articles

Education

BS in Agriculture, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
MA in Theology, Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Lisle, IL
Specialist Degree in Administration, Wichita State University, Wichita, KS
PhD in Elementary Education, University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT

Occupation

Director of Prairie Peace Park

Honors

Won University of California-Irvine national essay contest about how the U.S. President could bring peace to the world
Selected as one of the 100 outstanding alternative educators for convocation in Chicago

Bibliography

Seeing, REALLY, Seeing, 2002.
Friendship Path. 1998.
Deeper I Go. 1998.
Human Rights Leaders of Nebraska. 1998.
Visions. 1997.
The Blue Book. 1997. (Accompanying manual for VISIONS)
Living With Angels. 1995.
Earth Alive! 1989. (co-author)

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