Delores Minerva Mortimer

Background

Mortimer, Delores Minerva was born on July 23, 1949. Daughter of Nathaniel Granville and Lenora (McKinney) Mortimer.

Education

Student, Macalester College, 1969—1970. Bachelor, Howard University, 1971. Master of Arts in Professional Studies, Cornell University, 1973.

Career

Publications consultant, since 1967. Research coordinator, project supervisor African Bibliographical Center, Washington, 1972—1975. Broadcaster, technical resource person HABARI Information Service, 1973—1984.

Administrator Phelps Stokes Fund, 1974—1975. Social science analyst Smithsonian Institution, 1975—1979, United States Commission on Civil Rights, Washington, 1979—1981. Senior academy exchange specialist United States Information Agency, 1981—1989, vice president American Federation Government Employees, 1988—1989.

Director research and program development Center for Afro-American and African Studies, University Michigan, since 1989. Co-founder, editor American Medical Association Women in African and American Worlds Journals, 1976.

Achievements

• Delores Minerva Mortimer has been listed as a noteworthy director, research by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member women's council Smithsonian Institution, 1976—1979. Board member Ann Arbor Community Center, 1989. Member of National Association of Female Executives, Latin America Studies Association, American Society Business and Professional Women, African Studies Association.

Connections

1 child Dominique Filostrat.

Father:

Nathaniel Granville Mortimer

Mother:

Lenora (McKinney) Mortimer

child:

Dominique Filostrat Mortimer