| Soulé formerly served as director
of the Mississippi Department of Education Office of Technology,
which provides leadership to educators in planning, coordinating,
directing, and supporting Mississippi’s education technology
initiatives and programs.
Soulé is founder and past chairman of the State Education
Technology Directors Association, is a member of the George
Lucas Educational Foundation Advisory Board, and has served
on the board of the Consortium for School Networking.
She is the recipient of Converge magazine’s 30 “Shapers
of the Future” award for 2001 and a recipient of the 2001
E-School News “Impact 30 Award for Excellence.”
Soulé has been involved in the integration of educational
technology since 1982, when she was a classroom teacher
with the Meridian, Mississippi, school district. There
she held a variety of posts, including teacher, curriculum
assistant, Director of Elementary Education, and Director
of Technology.
Soulé holds a B.S. in Elementary Education from Mississippi
State University, an M.A. in Educational Administration
from Mississippi State University, and a Ph.D. in Educational
Leadership from the University of Southern Mississippi.
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