Education
Bates College, 1935-1939, Bachelor of Arts Biology. Yale University, 1940-1941. Master of Public Health Health Education.
Harvard University, 1962-1965. Doctorate Science in Hygiene. Spoken languages: English, French, Finnish.
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AUNE HELEN MARTIKAINEN
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AUNE HELEN MARTIKAINEN, Diplomat, Official. Chief, Health Education, Division of Family Health, World Health Organization. Phi Beta Kappa, Bates Key Award, Bates College, 39; Delta Omega, 41; International Service Award, France, 53; Admin Award, American Academy of Physical Education, 53; Prentiss Medal, Cleveland Museum of Health, 56; Honorary D., Bates College, 57, Smith College, 69; Gold Medal, National Academy of Medicine, France, 59; First Bronfman Award for Health Education, Society of Public Health Educators, 62.
Career
Chief, Health Education, Division of Family Health, World Health Organization since 1949. Health Education Consultant, United States Public Health Service, Washington, District of Columbia, 1942-1949. Health Education Secretary, Hartford Tuberculosis & Public Health Society, Connecticut, 4142.
Membership
Society of Professional Health Educators. Executive Committee, Southern Branch American Public Health Association. Trustee, Bridgton Academy.
Association Fellow, American Academy of Physical Education. Fellow, American Public Health Association. V Chairman, United States Society of State Director of Health Education.
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Phi Beta Kappa, Bates Key Award, Bates College, 1939. Delta Omega, 1941; International Service Award, France, 1953. Admin Award, American Academy of Physical Education, 1953. Prentiss Medal, Cleveland Museum of Health, 1956. Honorary Doctorate, Bates College, 1957, Smith College, 1969. Gold Medal, National Academy of Medicine, France, 1959. First Bronfman Award for Health Education, Society of Public Health Educators, 1962.Phi Beta Kappa, Bates Key Award, Bates College, 1939. Delta Omega, 1941; International Service Award, France, 1953. Admin Award, American Academy of Physical Education, 1953.
Prentiss Medal, Cleveland Museum of Health, 1956. Honorary Doctorate, Bates College, 1957, Smith College, 1969. Gold Medal, National Academy of Medicine, France, 1959.
First Bronfman Award for Health Education, Society of Public Health Educators, 1962.