Clark Joseph Hudak

Background

Hudak, Clark Joseph was born on May 21, 1951 in Baltimore. Son of Clark Joseph Senior and Michelina Hudak.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Psychology, Towson State University, 1974; Master of Social Work, U. Maryland., 1979; postgraduate, U. Maryland., since 1985.

Career

Mental health worker, Sheppard Pratt Hospital, Baltimore, 1972-1974; counselor, Sheppard Pratt Hospital, Baltimore, 1974-1978; founder, director, Belair House, 1977-1978; associate clinical director, Assoctiated Mental Health Professionals, Inc., Baltimore, Maryland., since 1979. Chief clinical consultant, Johns Hopkins Institute Pathological Gambling, 1981-1983. President Associations Geriatric Psychiatry, since 1990.

Director, co-founder Washington Center Pathological Gambling, since 1983. Director U. ASAP, since 1985. Lecturer infield.

Achievements

• Clark Joseph Hudak has been listed as a noteworthy Social worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Parents Anonymous Maryland., 1977-1980. Member Maryland. Task Force Compulsive Gambling, since 1989. Advisory board National Council Compuslive Gambling, since 1990.

Member NASW, American Association Sex Educators Counselors, Therapists (trustee 1977-1980), Academy Certified Social Workers, National Organisation Forensic Social Work, Psi Chi.

Interests

• Avocations: golf, music, wood working.

Connections

Married Bonita Lee Talbott, November 28, 1980. Children: Clark III, Ashley, Bryce, Darien.

Father:

Clark Joseph Senior Hudak

Mother:

Michelina Hudak

Spouse:

Bonita Lee Talbott

child:

Darien Hudak

child:

Bryce Hudak

child:

Ashley Hudak

child:

Clark III Hudak