Gwendolyn A. Bullock

Background

Bullock, Gwendolyn A. was born on October 18, 1930 in New York City. Daughter of Herman and Mary (Barnes) Williams.

Education

Bachelor in Public Business Adminstrn, Antioch College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, 1975. M.Urban Studies, Occidental College, Los Angeles, 1975. Doctor of Philosophy in Public Administration, American University, Washington, 1983.

Career

With, VA, Washington, 1948-1952; with, unites states department Labor, Washington, 1952-1964; secretary, progressive analyst, United States Office Economics Opportunity, Washington, 1964-1967; urban policy specialist, United States Housing and Urban Development, Washington, 1967-1970; community services officer, United States Housing and Urban Development, 1968-1969; executive assistant, Department Human Resources, District of Columbia Government, since 1969; special assistant to deputy mayor, District of Columbia Government, 1971-1972; personnel manager, United States Personnel Management, Washington, 1980-1984; administrative officer, Housing & Community Development, District of Columbia Government, 1984-1989; retired. Adjunct Professor American U., since 1989.

Membership

Board of directors Hospital for Sick Children, Washington, since 1985. President Big Sisters of District of Columbia, Washington, 1970. Commissioner Baltimore City Planning Commission, 1992.

Active various other charitable organizations Member American Society Public Administration, American Association of University Women, District of Columbia Group of America Society Public Administration, League Women Voters (board directors), Lambda Kappa Museum F C.

Connections

Married John A. Bullock, December 22, 1951 (divorced 1960).

Father:

Herman Williams

Mother:

Mary (Barnes) Williams

Spouse:

John A. Bullock