Linda Reardon, B.S. Ed., M.A.

Mrs. Reardon obtained her Master’s Degree in Individual and Family Development at John Carroll University and Kent State University. She earned her Bachelors Degrees in Education and Vocational studies from Ashland University. She taught Vocational Consumer Sciences for 30 years in the Maple Heights City School District. During her teaching career, Mrs. Reardon wrote and received grants for new subjects dealing with social aspects to benefit her students. Her experience also includes 10 years of sales and marketing for outside companies. In January 2005 she joined the Clinic in the Medical Genetics Department where she serves as a family coordinator for the National Institute of Cancer Collaborative Family Registry, working with hereditary colorectal families to study the genetic and lifestyle causes of colorectal cancer.