Background
Johnson, Clifford Vincent was born on November 15, 1936 in New Orleans. Son of William James and Floy (Wade) Johnson.
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Clifford Vincent Johnson
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Bachelor, Dillard U., 1957; Master of Arts in Teaching, Harvard University, 1970.
Career
Research assistant, University of Illinois, Chicago, 1958-1959; research assistant, Childrens Hospital-University of Chicago, 1959-1961; biochemistry researcher, Université de Paris, 1962-1968; director special tutorial program, Tufts U., Medford, Massachusetts, 1969-1970; senior program associate, Institute for Superior vena cava syndrome to Education, Washington, 1970-1976; director curriculum and faculty development, Institute for Superior vena cava syndrome to Education, Washington, 1976-1979; special assistant to the president, Clark College, Atlanta, 1982-1983; executive director, I've Known Rivers, Incorporated, New York Orleans, 1983-1984; vice president for development, Dillard U., New Orleans, 1985-1998; president, Johnson Associations, New Orleans, since 1998. Consultant National Advisory Council on the Education of Blacks in American, 1980, Media Associations, Inc., Washington, 1979-1981, Bronx (New York) Community College, 1979-1980,National Endowment for Humanities, Washington, 1981-1985.
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Membership
Board of directors Arts Media Superior vena cava syndrome, Inc., Washington, 1981-1983, New Orleans Museum Art, 1990-1996. Member of advisory county New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival Foundation, since 1990. Mem. community advisory board WWOZ-FM.
Member Louisiana State PoliceCommn., 1991-1994. Director development Amistad Research Center, New Orleans. Member National Society Fund Raising Executives (vice president Louisiana chapter 1988-1991, Outstanding Fund Raiser of Year award 1992, board directors, foundation board directors since 1993).
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Married Margaret Klavins, February 5, 1960. Children: William, Stephen, Lisa, Mara.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Creative Program award National University Extension Association, 1973, Special Appreciation award South Carolina. State University, 1976. Martin Luther King Junior fellow Harvard University, 1968.Recipient Creative Program award National University Extension Association, 1973, Special Appreciation award South Carolina. State University, 1976. Martin Luther King Junior fellow Harvard University, 1968.