Background
Jackson, Hermoine Prestine was born on March 11, 1945 in Wilmington, Delaware, United States. Daughter of Herman Preston and Ella (Brooks) Jackson.
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Hermoine Prestine Jackson
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Hermoine Prestine Jackson, American Psychologist. Named Outstanding Instructor, Center Michigan U., 1981. Member Planning Council, Buffalo, 1989-1994. Member APA, American Association on Mental Retardation, Psychological Association Western New York, Coalition of 100 Black Women (correspondent secretary 1988-1991).
Education
Bachelor, Elizabethtown (Pennsylvania) College, 1967; Master of Arts, Ohio State University, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy, Ohio State University, 1991.
Career
Teacher, Wilmington (Delaware) Public school system, 1967-1968; teacher, Philadelphia Public School Sys., 1968-1974; psychologist, Midland (Michigan) Hospital, 1979-1981; psychologist, Center Michigan U., Mount Pleasant, 1979-1981; psychologist, West Seneca (New York) Development Center, 1981-1990; psychologist, New York State Division for Youth Buffalo Residential Center, 1990-1994; psychologist, Tryon Girls Center, 1994; psychologist, Virginia Department Juvenile Justice, Beaumont, 1994-1997; psychologist, Virginia Department Juvenile Justice, Bon Air, since 1997. Member admissions/discharge committee St. Augustine Center, Buffalo, 1983-1990.
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Membership
Member Planning Council, Buffalo, 1989-1994. Member APA, American Association on Mental Retardation, Psychological Association Western New York, Coalition of 100 Black Women (correspondent secretary 1988-1991).
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American