Bettina Varnell Monroe Scott

Background

Scott, Bettina Varnell Monroe was born on January 4, 1941 in Baltimore. Daughter of Robert Henry and Lillie Daisey (Conyers) Monroe.

Education

Associate of Arts, Community College Baltimore, 1961. Bachelor of Science, Towson State University, 1963. Master of Arts in History, Morgan State University, 1967.

Doctor of Philosophy, University Maryland, 1979.

Career

Teacher, Baltimore City Public Schools, 1963-1972, 75-78; management consultant, ABT Associations, Washington, 1972-1975; consultant, Dynamac/Informatics Corporation, Rockville, Maryland., 1978-1983; consultant, University Research Corporation, Chevy Chase, Maryland., 1983-1987; branch chief, Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Superior vena cava syndrome Administration/Substance Abuse and Mental Health Superior vena cava syndrome Administration, Rockville, 1987-1992; acting associate administrator, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Superior vena cava syndrome Administration, Rockville, since 1992.

Achievements

• Bettina Varnell Monroe Scott has been listed as a noteworthy Federal agency administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board trustees Concord Baptist Church, Baltimore, since 1989. Board managers National Education Foundation, Washington, since 1990. Trustee Myrtle Tyler Faithful Fund, Baltimore, 1994.

Fellow Phi Delta Kappa. Member American Public Health Association (committee chair 1991-1994, Service award 1994), Federal Executive Institute Alumni Association, PAMS Social Club (president 1967, treasurer 1969), Zeta Phi Beta (treasurer 1983-1987, Service award 1987, 90, Community Forum award 1990).

Interests

• Avocations: reading, music, walking, writing.

Connections

Married Joseph Clayton Scott, Junior, May 20, 1967 (divorced May 1992). Children: Joseph, III, Jason-Robert.

Father:

Robert Henry Monroe

Mother:

Lillie Daisey (Conyers) Monroe

Spouse:

Joseph Clayton Scott

child:

III Scott

child:

Jason-Robert Scott

child:

Joseph Scott