Hannah Curing
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Hannah Curing (born 26 July 1951) was a former Chancellor of Information, serving under Praetor Natolya M'Kai from 1992 to 1999. Curing is formerly a University Professor of Journalism at the Heli School for Journalism and Broadcasting at New Turin University, and she is currently a professor at the University of Valinskya, at the Goldman School of Journalism.
Life and Career
Hannah Curing was born in New Turin, Remistlin in 1951, and grew up in a busy urban community where her mother owned a clothing store. She was born with Fairbanks disease, also known as Multiple epiphyseal dysplasia (MED) a rare genetic disorder (1 in 10,000 births) which affects the growing ends of bones. (Bones usually elongate by a process that involves the depositing of cartilage at the ends of the bones, called ossification. This cartilage then mineralizes and hardens to become bone. In MED, this process is defective.) This disease left her of short stature, at 4 ft 10 1/2 inches.
She went on to attend New Turin University, where she was involved in numerous campus activities, including the NTU Joco-La humor magazine. She graduated in 1972.
For 20 years, she lived in Valinskya, Mestya with her husband, Hammond (Dalin) Curing, a law professor at Valinskya University who started and runs Valinskya's Center on Domestic Violence. Curing now lives in Ram, Jaeda. She has two sons, Leigh and Adar.
She has worked as a faculty member at Framindol University's Kelledai School of Government, director of Policy Planning Staff of the Federal Information Commission under Praetor McDolla, assistant to the Solicitor General under Praetor M'Kai, and former chairman of the Party magazine The Morindiran Prospect, which she co-founded. She was also one of the original founders of the Information Exchange Policy Institute in 1998.
