Background
Malik, Brenda Gooden was born on March 24, 1951 in Sweetwater, Texas, United States. Daughter of Carnegie Harvard and Mae Lois Mims.
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Brenda Gooden Malik
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Brenda Gooden Malik, American Audio-visual specialist. Certified vocational media instructor, Texas. Recipient Community Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977, Scroll of Honor award Order Eastern Star, Austin, 1978; Wendall B. Mayes scholar University Texas, 1976.
Education
Bachelor in Broadcast Journalism, University Texas, 1977.
Career
Data entry operator, State of Texas, Austin, 1971-1974; news anchor, Station KTVV-television, Austin, 1974-1976; news anchor, Station KTBC-television, Austin, 1977-1979; information coordinator, State Board of Insurance, Austin, 1976-1977; neighborhood project coordinator, Housing and Urban Development, Austin, 1981-1982; teacher media, Austin Indiana School District, 1982-1985; city council aide, City of Austin, 1979-1981; audio-visual supervisor electric utility division, City of Austin, since 1985.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Rappaport Tribute Committee, Austin, 1985. Member Mary McCloud Bethune Organisation, Austin. Representative Holy Cross Neighborhood Association, Austin, 1985.
Campaign assistant Jimmy Snell for City of Austin Council Committee, 1985. Member International television Association (treasurer 1985-1986), Family, Arts, Community andEdn. Services, National Association Black Journalists.
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Connections
Married Donald B. Gooden, August 20, 1968 (divorced October 1971). Children: Anthony Laron, Sean Christopher. Married Hameen Abdul Malik, 1982.
Awards
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Recipient Community Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977, Scroll of Honor award Order Eastern Star, Austin, 1978. Wendall B. Mayes scholar University Texas, 1976.Recipient Community Service award National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1977, Scroll of Honor award Order Eastern Star, Austin, 1978. Wendall B. Mayes scholar University Texas, 1976.