About Susan Laidacker

My work history:
1976 - 1982 Aetna Life and Casualty
1986 - 1994 Laidacker Historical Garments (self-employed)
1994 - 1995 Bucknell University (Bio Maintenance)
1995 - 1997 Bucknell University (Catering Wait Staff)
1997 - 1999 Juniata School District (Home Economics Teacher and IST)
1999 - present Shikellamy School District (Quantity Foods Instructor)

1. Kitchen Safety and Sanitation for the Food Industry
   http://ktichensafety.onlineclasses.com

1976 - Mansfield University (BS in Home Economics)

1997 - Marywood College (Certified in Home Economics)

2003 - Bloomsburg University (Masters of Science in Instructional Technology)

Taught clothing and foods classes at the junior high lever

Taught Consumer Economics classes at the high school level

Taught Foods and Nutrition I classes at the high school level

Taught Child Development I classes at the senior high level

Taught Intro to Quantity Foods classes at the senior high level

Taught Quantity Foods I and II classes at the senior high level

I still teach the Intro to Quantity Foods classes and the Quantity Foods I and II classes

Developed an instructional support program at the secondary level

Developed and supervised the construction of costumes for high school plays

Planned, prepared and served dinner theater for high school play production

Catered Military Balls for over 200 people

Coached for Odyssey of the Mind for 7th grade

Traveled to Canada to speak to Historical Society

Board member and tour guide for the Slifer House museum - Circa 1860

Began and ran own business of historical reproductions

Produced 50-page catalog on computer

Designed and produced several animated movie clips with Flash on the computer

Was part of a team who designed training software for the Agency on Aging in York, PA

Fashioned costumes for museum displays

Worked as costumer for dinner theater for a local theater

Designed, manufactured and sent costumes to customers world-wide

Outfitted several complete units including: Rev. War, Civil War, World War I

Outfitted historical weddings including: 1808, 1860, 1910, 1920

Provided props for the made-for-television movie "TAD" filmed in 1994 in VA

Completely re-upholstered several classic and antique automobiles