Sharon E. Streeter
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Sharon E. Streeter
Summary
Sharon E. Streeter is a human[1]. She worked as a poet[2], songwriter[3], political activist[4], French teacher[5], and musician[6].
Key Facts
- Sharon E. Streeter held citizenship in United States[7].
- Sharon E. Streeter worked as a poet[2].
- Sharon E. Streeter worked as a songwriter[3].
- Sharon E. Streeter's professions included political activist[4].
- Sharon E. Streeter's professions included French teacher[5].
- Sharon E. Streeter worked as a musician[6].
- Sharon E. Streeter's professions included singer[8].
- Sharon E. Streeter's field of work was political poetry[9].
- Sharon E. Streeter's field of work was political song[10].
- Sharon E. Streeter's field of work was protest song[11].
- Sharon E. Streeter's field of work was political activism[12].
- Sharon E. Streeter's field of work was gardening[13].
- Sharon E. Streeter was employed by Clackamas Community College[14].
- Sharon E. Streeter was a member of Hardy Plant Society of Oregon[15].
- Sharon E. Streeter is recorded as female[16].
- Sharon E. Streeter's instance of is recorded as human[17].
- Sharon E. Streeter's VIAF cluster ID is recorded as 130159032832101182723[18].
- Sharon E. Streeter's Library of Congress authority ID is recorded as no2020062458[19].
- Sharon E. Streeter's residence is recorded as Portland[20].
- Sharon E. Streeter's residence is recorded as West Linn[21].
- Sharon E. Streeter's family name is recorded as Streeter[22].
- Sharon E. Streeter's given name is recorded as Sharon[23].
- Sharon E. Streeter's work location is recorded as Lake Oswego[24].
- Sharon E. Streeter's languages spoken, written or signed is recorded as English[25].
- Sharon E. Streeter's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/11f0_3xglh[26].
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Career and Affiliations
Recorded occupations include poet[2], songwriter[3], political activist[4], French teacher[5], musician[6], and singer[8]. Fields of work include political poetry[9], a literary genre[27]; political song[10], a song type[28]; protest song[11], a music genre[29]; political activism[12], a political philosophy[30]; and gardening[13], a branch of agriculture[31]. Sharon E. Streeter was employed by Clackamas Community College[14].
FAQs
What did Sharon E. Streeter do for work?
Sharon E. Streeter worked as poet[2], songwriter[3], political activist[4], French teacher[5], and musician[6].