Jill Biden will be the first first lady to pursue a career outside the White House
Jill Biden said she would continue to pursue her career as a college teacher.
Reuters
The next American lady, Jill Biden, is expected to continue her profession as a university teacher, if her husband, candidate, Joe Biden, is lucky enough to win the presidential race.
"If we get to the White House, I will continue teaching," Biden told CBS News.
She added, "It is an important profession, and I ask everyone to appreciate the teacher for his right and to see his contributions and raise the level of the profession."
After Biden was sworn in as Vice President Barack Obama in January 2009, Dr. Biden continued teaching at Community College in Northern Virginia, where her Secret Service personnel dressed like students for protection.
The plan was so successful that some students later claimed they did not know about her, and she discussed her thesis using her maiden name, Jacobs.
Dr. Biden (69 years) married her first husband Bill Stephenson when she was 18 years old, but their marriage only lasted five years, and in March 1975 she married Biden in her hometown of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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