Dorothy Walker Hewes

Background

Hewes, Dorothy Walker was born on April 15, 1922 in Milan, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Raymond Forrest and Maude Gertrude (Hull) Walker.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Iowa State University, Ames, 1943. Master of Arts, California State University, Northridge, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy, Union Institute, Cincinnati, 1974.

Career

Various postions in consultant, since 1943; professor family studies, San Diego State University, 1974-1992; professor emeritus, San Diego State University, since 1992. Chair history and archives committee National Association for the Education of Young Children, Washington, since 1974. United States member research committee History of Early Childhood Education, Paris, since 1987.

Achievements

• Dorothy Walker Hewes has been listed as a noteworthy History educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Administration, making programs work for children and families
  • Early childhood education: A workbook for administrators

Membership

Staff sergeant United States Marine Corps, 1942-1946. Member National Association Early Childhood Teacher Educators, International Standing Conference for the History of Education, Organisation Mondiale pour l'Education Prescholaire, Phi Beta Delta (charter), Delta Phi Upsilon (honorary). F C.

Connections

Married David Danforth Hewes, June 11, 1949 (deceased July 2000). Children: Andrew, Christopher, Rosemary, John.

Father:

Raymond Forrest Walker

Mother:

Maude Gertrude (Hull) Walker

Spouse:

David Danforth Hewes

child:

Rosemary Hewes

child:

Christopher Hewes

child:

John Hewes

child:

Andrew Hewes