Walking with the Stars - Mitchell, Marilyn
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Forget Dancing with the Stars. Walk all over them, instead... you'll never get voted off! Get to know these talented Walk of Stars celebrities who have contributed so much to the magic and allure of the entertainment world. What better way to honor those who helped created Camelot in Hollywood and Palm Springs? Marilyn Mitchell is a columnist for Desert Entertainer magazine, a musician's booking agent, and editor of her late husband's book, Star Walk. She was formerly a Hollywood writer's agent and producer of a celebrity-drive talk radio show. President of the Palm Springs Women's Press Clube, she is also a member of Women in Film and Media Mavens.…mehr

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Forget Dancing with the Stars. Walk all over them, instead... you'll never get voted off! Get to know these talented Walk of Stars celebrities who have contributed so much to the magic and allure of the entertainment world. What better way to honor those who helped created Camelot in Hollywood and Palm Springs? Marilyn Mitchell is a columnist for Desert Entertainer magazine, a musician's booking agent, and editor of her late husband's book, Star Walk. She was formerly a Hollywood writer's agent and producer of a celebrity-drive talk radio show. President of the Palm Springs Women's Press Clube, she is also a member of Women in Film and Media Mavens.
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Marilyn Mitchell, Ph.D. is an emeritus professor in the Department of Kinesiology at San Francisco State University, where she has taught Motor Learning, Neuromotor Control Processes, and Introduction to Kinesiology. She earned her Ph.D. in physical education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison with a specialization in motor learning and control. She served as Chair of the Department of Kinesiology at the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has also served as president of the North American Society of Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity. Dr. Mitchell is a fellow at The National Academy of Kinesiology.