Nancy Tate Dredge
NANCY TATE DREDGE {[email protected]} was the second (1975–1981) and sixth (2000–09) editor of Exponent II. She was a contributor to Mormon Sisters: Women in Early Utah (ed. Claudia Bushman, 1976), for which she also acted as an assistant editor. She credits her experience editing Exponent II with the beginnings of her career in educational publishing, during which she worked as a content editor for such companies as Houghton Mifflin, Prentice Hall, and Pearson Publishing. With her business partner, Sue Booth-Forbes, she founded Editorial Associates, Inc., and acted as supervising editor for literature, grammar, history, reading, and art textbooks. Nancy lives with her anthropologist cum business consultant husband Paul in Arlington, Massachusetts, as do several of her five children and their families.