1968
Ms. Przybylski receives a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Iowa.
1969
Ms. Przybylski becomes an elementary school teacher in the Peoria School District in Illinois.
1971
Ms. Przybylski receives a Master of Arts from the University of Illinois.
1971
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech language pathologist in the Vermillion County Special Education Co-op in Illinois.
1974
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech language pathologist in the LaPlata School District in Missouri.
1980
Ms. Przybylski is named an Outstanding Young Woman by the United States Jaycee Foundation.
1988
Ms. Przybylski receives an Award for Continuing Education from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. She will receive three more award in 2005, 2008, and 2011.
1990
Ms. Przybylski is named to the Distinguished Service Registry for Speech and Hearing.
1990
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech language pathologist in the Maysville School District.
1992
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech language pathologist in the Bucklin School District.
1994
Ms. Przybylski conducts research as a field test examiner for the Psychological Corporation. She works with the Psychological Corporation again in 1998, 1999, and 2000.
2002
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech pathologist and special instructor for Missouri First Steps Early Intervention with the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.
2005
Ms. Przybylski becomes a speech language pathologist in the Schuyler County School District.
2005
Ms. Przybylski is named for inclusion in Manchester Who’s Who Among Executive and Professional Women Teachers in Childhood Education.
2008
Ms. Przybylski is invited to South Africa as a speech language pathologist delegate to the People to People Citizen Ambassador Program by the American Speech Language Hearing Association.
2010
Ms. Przybylski is invited to Israel as a speech language pathologist delegate to the People to People Citizen Ambassador Program by the American Speech Language Hearing Association.