Barbara Pace:
CLASS OF 1965
Hirsch High SchoolClass of 1965
Chicago, IL
Barbara's Story
Barbara is from Jackson, Mississippi. Her schools include Sam M. Brinkley High for one year and she graduated Hirsch High School in 1965. She later attended Roosevelt University. She works(ed) at Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago.
Music Barbara likes includes The Real Deal with Orbert Davis, Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, MoonLiteRadio - Brazilian jazz * Chicago Jazz Radio.
More about Barbara:"Barbara A. Pace-Moody
Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago - Served 2007 to April 30, 2012
Barbara joined the Muntu Dance Theatre of Chicago team in 2007 as the Managing Consultant of the Capital Campaign. After one year of service in that capacity, Barbara joined the Company as the Director of Development in 2008.
Barbara has spent the past 40 years in the field of the arts and education. She has served as an English instructor in the City College of Chicago; a substitute teacher in the Chicago Public Schools; and the Director of Programs at Urban Gateways: The Center for Arts Education.
Barbara also served a year and a half stint as Executive Director at WITS (Working in the Schools) in 1994, and returned to ...Expand for more
Urban Gateways where she served from 1983 to to 1993 and again from 1995 to 1997.
In 1997, Kraft Foods created the Kraft Art Discovery initiative where Barbara was the full-time Program Consultant. For nine years, the initiative provided collaborative opportunities for Chicago's leading art institutions, organizations and museums to partner in presenting art programs in the Chicago Public Schools.
Barbara is one of the 50 Honorees for Urban Gateways’ 50th Anniversary Gala, April 1, 2011. She also received the prestigious Chicago Defender 50 Women of Excellence Award, 2009, and the “Jack J. Culberg Outstanding Volunteer of the Year Award” at Jobs for Youth, 2000.
Currently, Barbara serves on the Chicago Sinfonietta Ball Committee, since 2007; the DuSable Museum of African American History Night of 100 Stars Committee, since 2011; and the Museum of Science and Industry’s Black Creativity Gala Committee since 1993.
Barbara did her undergraduate work at Roosevelt University in English, 1967 - 1970, and her graduate work at Northeastern Illinois University in Inner City Studies, 1971 - 1972.".
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