Carolyn A. Stroman

Background

Stroman, Carolyn A. was born on July 23, 1945 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Daughter of John and Thelma Juanita (Williams) Stroman.

Education

Bachelor, Howard U., 1968; Master of Library Science, Syracuse University, 1970; Doctor of Philosophy, Syracuse University, 1978; Master of Arts, Atlanta U., 1973.

Career

Instructor School Library. Science, Atlanta U., 1970-1974; visiting lecturer African American studies, U. North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1978-1980; research associate, assistant professor Institute Urban Affairs and Research, Howard U., Washington, 1980-1986; associate professor mass committee, director Center Comm. Research, Howard U., Washington, since 1986; acting associate dean School Comm., Howard U., Washington, 1991-1992; associate dean, Howard U., Washington, since 1992.

Research consultant National Research Council, Washington, 1987, Los Angeles Times, Washington, 1988.

Achievements

• Carolyn A. Stroman has been listed as a noteworthy communications educator, program director by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member criminal justice subcommittee District of Columbia Commision on Women, 1983-1985. Active Coalition of 100 Black Women, Washington, since 1986, Friends of Syracuse, Washington, since 1987. Member Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Comm.

(member of advisory board since 1988, head minorities and committee division since 1989), Delta Sigma Theta Alumnae (treasurer Chapel Hill chapter 1981-1982).

Interests

• Avocations: financial planning, reading, music, walking.

Connections

Father:

John Stroman

Mother:

Thelma Juanita (Williams) Stroman