Evelyn Davis Lawlor

Background

Lawlor, Evelyn Davis was born in 1910 in Hartford, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Frank Wilbert and Adelaide (Byrd) Davis.

Education

Bachelor of Science, New York University, 1940. Master of Arts, 1944. Master in Social Service, New School, 1953.

Doctor of Philosophy, Yeshiva University, 1960.

Career

Widow. public health nurse New York City Department Health, 1935—1943. Psychometrician testing and advisement New York University, 1945—1946. Clinical international New Jersey Diagnostic Center, Menlo Park, 1951—1952.

BARO Clinic Offenders, Brooklyn, 1954—1957. School psychologist New York City Bureau Child Guidance, 1960—1970. Psychologist, consultant Title 1, Bronx, 1970—1971.

Program consultant Van Etten Hospital, New York City, 1973. Assistant adjunct professor Queens College, 1965—1974. Assistant professor special education Yeshiva University, 1959—1961.

Lecturer & consultant field. President Board Directors Mount Vernon Day Care, 1980—1981. Board directors Westchester Philharmonic, since 1983.

Achievements

• Evelyn Davis Lawlor has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Key Women American Inc., American Association of University Women (chapter 1st vice president since 1979), Literacy Volunteers American, League of Women Voters, Psychologists Private Practice (national parliamentarian 1980), American Group Psychotherapy Association, International Society Hypnosis, Society Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, New York Society Clinical Psychologists, American Personnel and Guidance Association, National Vocational and Guidance Association, New York State Vocational Guidance Association, International Council Psychologists, American Psychological Association.

Connections

Father:

Frank Wilbert Davis

Mother:

Adelaide (Byrd) Davis