Background
Rhodes, Ida Elizabeth was born on May 26, 1942 in Ansonia, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Samuel Lee and Beersheba Queen (London) Rhodes.
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Ida Elizabeth Rhodes
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AS in Human Superior vena cava syndrome, South Control Community College, 1977; Bachelor of Science in Human Superior vena cava syndrome, N.H. College, 1982.
Career
Assistant housing director, counselor, Urban League Greater New Haven (Connecticut), 1978-1983;
mental health worker, Connecticut Mental Health Center, New Haven, 1984-1986;
social worker trainee, Bridgeport (Connecticut) Community Mental Health, 1986-1987;
psychiatric social worker assistant, Bridgeport (Connecticut) Community Mental Health, New Haven, 1987-1988;
psychiatric social worker assistant, Connecticut State Mental Health Center, New Haven, 1988-1989;
resident advocate, social worker, Connecticut Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Residence Program, New Haven, 1989-1990;
social worker, National Institutes of Health Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Research Program, Hill Health Center, New Haven, 1990;
corrections psychiatric treatment worker, State of Connecticut Department Corrections, Bridgeport, since 1990. Membership coordinator Community Housing Resource Board, Department Housing & Urban Development & New Haven Board Realtors, 1979-1980. Assistant coordinator N.H. College Student Community Svc.
Group, 1980-1982.
Achievements
Membership
Member East Coast Affirmative Action Committee, 1978-1979. Vice president Urban League Guild-Urban League Greater New Haven, Inc., 1979-1983. Member Mayor's TaskForce on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, New Haven, 1989-1990.
Secretary, board directors Afro-American History Society, New Haven, 1979. Nominated honoree Women in Leadership-Young Women’s Christian Association, New Haven, 1983.
