Background
Maroni, Cindy was born on March 31, 1952 in Revere, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Louis and Shirley Davis.
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Cindy Maroni
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Cindy Maroni, American Assistant director social services, social worker. License independent clinical social worker, Massachusetts, clinical social worker, Georgia; NASW qualified clinical social worker. Recipient Emerson College scholarship, 1970-1974, Massachusetts State scholarship, 1970-1974, Eunice Kennedy Shriver scholarship, 1978-1979, Outstanding Young Woman American award, 1987, 91; Equal Opportunity grantee, 1970-1974.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Speech cum laude, Emerson College, 1974; Master of Social Work, Simmons College, Boston, 1979.
Career
Unit clerk clinical administration, Beth Israel Hospital, Boston, 1970-1974; casework assistant department social services, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, 1974-1978; from clinical caseworker to social work coordinator social services and continuing care department, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston, 1979-1987; assistant director, Crawford Long Hospital of Emory University, Atlanta, since 1987. Member of advisory committee Georgia State University Development Master of Social Work Program, 1989.
Achievements
Membership
Member NASW (licensure committee task force 1989-1990, co-chairman educational lectures 1990), Georgia Society Hospital Social Work Dirs. (chairman quality assessment task force, committee member annual business and educational meeting 1988-1989, workshop leader since 1990).
Connections
Married Bradley John Maroni, October 3, 1987.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Emerson College scholarship, 1970-1974, Massachusetts State scholarship, 1970-1974, Eunice Kennedy Shriver scholarship, 1978-1979, Outstanding Young Woman American award, 1987, 91. Equal Opportunity grantee, 1970-1974.Recipient Emerson College scholarship, 1970-1974, Massachusetts State scholarship, 1970-1974, Eunice Kennedy Shriver scholarship, 1978-1979, Outstanding Young Woman American award, 1987, 91. Equal Opportunity grantee, 1970-1974.