Carole J. Kuhn, Ph.D. is a Fairfield Senior High School Retired Foreign Language Teacher.  She received her B.S. Degree from the University of Cincinnati in 1956.   Her Masters Degree from Miami University was in 1958.  Then in 1982 she received a Specialist Degree from Miami University.  And finally Dr. Kuhn received her Ph.D.  from Miami University in 1985.  Her career with Fairfield Senior High spanned from 1958 to 1992. During that time she acted as the Head of the Foreign Language Department and taught English, French, Russian, and Spanish. In addition to the language certificates, Dr. Kuhn also held certificates in Library Science, High School Principal, Supervisor, and Superintendent.  She began traveling in foreign countries in 1958 and completed 45 trips throughout Europe, the Far East, and Africa. In 2013, she published a book entitled "Memoires of a Travelholic,” which entails many of her travels as a foreign language teacher. In 2014, she revised the book, adding more detailed information.

When she retired in 1992, Dr. Kuhn took up knitting and specialized in Modular Knitting. She had 9 of her modular knitwear designs published in InKnitters Magazine, until it went out of business. She then turned her attention to decorating ready-made purses by attaching her modular designs to them and  published her newly decorated purses in a book, "Pursnicketies - A Modular Knitwear Experience." She now gives workshops on how to use modular knitting to its best advantage. Dr. Kuhn volunteers at The Institute for Learning in Retirement, Miami University, as well as Berkley Square, teaching foreign language to children in kindergarten, teaching French to adults, and teaching knitting.

You can purchase your copy of "Mémoires of a Travelholic" by following the link:

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Worldwide Association of Notable Alumni Member of the Year Carole J. Kuhn, PhD can be found on the Who’s Who Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.