Full Name:
Elaine Ruth Stuhr
Gender:
Female
Family:
Husband: Boyd; 3 Children: Cynthia Zluticky, Teresa Robbins, Boyd, Jr
Birth Date:
06/19/1936
Birth Place:
Polk County, NE
Home City:
Bradshaw, NE
Religion:
Lutheran-Missouri Synod
BS, Home Economics Education, University of Nebraska--Lincoln, 1969
Senator, Nebraska State Legislature, 1994-2007
Commissioner, Education Commission of the States, 1997-2002
Agricultural Advisory Committee, Congressman Doug Bereater, 1986-1994
Partner in Family Farming Operation, 1960-present
Experience, Farmer
Assistant Instructor, Education and Family Resources, University of Nebraska, 1976-1980
Secondary Teacher, Hampton and Henderson Public Schools, 1969-1975
Board of Directors, Heartland Center for Leadership Development, 1992-present
Nebraska Agricultural Builders, 1991-present
Member, Nebraska Agricultural Relations Council, 1985-present
National Corn Growers Association, 1984-present
Nebraska Corn Growers Association, 1984-present
Experience, 4-H Leader
Board of Directors, Family Community Leadership Program
Zion Lutheran Church, Hampton
Board Member, Nebraska Family Community Leadership Program
Fellow, Bowhay Institute for Legislative Leadership Development, 1996
Chair, Nebraska Agriculture Leadership Council, 1993-1994
President/Board Chair, Agricultural Women's Leadership Network, 1992-1993
Farmer-to-Farmer Assignment, Lithuania, Volunteers in Overseas Cooperative Assistance, 1993
Farmer-to-Farmer Assignment, Russia, Winrock International, 1993
Panelist, Secretary of Agriculture Forum, Washington, District of Columbia, 1993
Board of Directors, Agriculture Council of America, 1992
Co-Chair, National Farm Women's Forum, Washington, District of Columbia, 1991, 1992
Foundation for Agricultural Education and Development, 1984-1992
National President, Women Involved in Farm Economics, 1990, 1991
President, Foundation for Agricultural Education and Development, 1985-1987
Secretary, Nebraska Corn Board, 1984-1987
Director, United States Feed Grain Council, 1984-1987
Director, United States Feed Grains Council, 1984-1987
State President, Women Involved in Farm Economics, 1983, 1984