Betty Dukes Bullock

Background

Bullock, Betty Dukes was born on April 18, 1944 in Grenada, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Wilbur Chapman and Mildred (McDaniel) Dukes.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Southern Mississippi, 1965; certified social work, Louisiana State University, 1968; Master of Social Work, Louisiana State University, 1970; postgraduate, University of Southern Mississippi postgraduate, U. Georgia postgraduate, Virginia Commonwealth U.

Career

Assistant home economist Cooperative Extension department, Mississippi State, Carthage, 1965-1966; public assistant worker, Hinds County Welfare Department, Jackson, Mississippi, 1966-1969; science teacher, Jackson (MIss.) Public Schools, 1966-1967; medical social worker Medical Center, U. Mississippi, Jackson, 1970-1971; marriage/family therapist, Family Svc. Association, Jackson, 1971-1989; acting executive director, Family Svc. Association, Jackson, 1974-1975; instructor social work, Mississippi College, Clinton, 1977; course coordinator, S.E. Regional Family Svc.

Association Practice Institute, Black Mountain, North Carolina, 1981; social worker institutional advanced, Mississippi Eastern State Hospital, Whitfield, since 1989; investigative/psychiatric social worker forensic unit, Mississippi Eastern State Hospital, Whitfield, since 1990. Field work instructor University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, 1978-1984. Travelers aid worker Family Svc.

Association, Jackson, 1984-1986.

Achievements

• Betty Dukes Bullock has been listed as a noteworthy Social worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

State member foster care review board Mississippi State Welfare Department, 1981-1983. Member NASW, Mississippi License Certified Social Workers, Academy Certified Social Workers, Kappa Omicron Phi, Phi Delta Rho.

Interests

• Avocations: reading, decorating, gardening.

Connections

Married Jim Bullock, July 18, 1987.

Father:

Wilbur Chapman Dukes

Mother:

Mildred (McDaniel) Dukes

Spouse:

Jim Bullock