Background
Wendy McNamara was born and raised in Indiana and received her undergraduate degree in political science from the University of Indianapolis, teacher certification from Valparaiso University, and masters in education and educational leadership from the University of Southern Indiana. In her career, she served as a teacher and department chair at Benjamin Bosse High School and at Harrison High School, as well as the supervisor of social studies and as the assistant principal at North High School. In addition to her high school teaching, McNamara served as an adjunct professor for world history at the University of Southern Indiana and taught political science and social studies methods at the University of Evansville.[1]
- Graduate:
- University of Southern Indiana
- Bachelor's:
- University of Indianapolis
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On the 2026 ballot
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