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Nebraska Authors

Stuart Stofferahn

Author Of

  • Biography
  • Nonfiction

Keywords

Pets; service dog

Education

Ph.D. in Education Leadership, University of Nebraska, Lincoln

Occupation

Teacher
Motivational Speaker

Places Worked

Lincoln's Community Action Program
Recruiting and Retention Superintendent for the Nebraska Air National Guard
Founder of Nebraska Transition College

Associations

Hospice Volunteer with his dog, Buckley

Bibliography

The Love of a Cold, Wet, Nose: Stories of a Hospice Dog. 2017.

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