Background
Joelson, Jack Bernard was born on December 11, 1927 in New York City. Son of Bernard and Bessie (Jaffe) Joelson.
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Jack Bernard Joelson
Edit Profilesocial work and mental health educator
Education
Bachelor, University Illinois, 1948. Master of Social Work, Washington University, St. Louis, 1952. Doctor of Philosophy, University Pittsburgh, 1968.
Career
Executive director, Black Hawk County Mental Health Center, Waterloo, Iowa., 1955-1962; field assistant professor, U. Pittsburgh, 1963-1966; assistant professor mental health, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, 1966-1968; associate professor, chairman mental health specialization, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, 1968-1990; chairman, direct practice sequence, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, 1989-1990; associate professor emeritus, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, since 1992. Social work consultant Veterans Administration Hospital., Brecksville, Ohio, 1968-1970. Research dir.Lake County Youth Project, Painesville, Ohio, 1970-1972.
Achievements
Membership
Member Governor's Committee on Juvenile Behavior, Iowa, 1958. Member planning committee Cuyahoga County Mental Health Board, Cleveland, 1983-1986. Served to 1st lieutenant United States Army, 1952-1955.
Member American Association of University Professors, National Association Social Workers (certified), American Association Psychiatric Social Workers, Council Social Work Education, American Association Social Workers (chairman Tampa Bay chapter 1951-1952).
Interests
Connections
Married Josephine Cannova, October 30, 1947. Children: Bernard, Michael, Benjamin.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Judaism -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1948
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1952
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1968
Career
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1955 - 1962
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1963 - 1966
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1966 - 1968
Awards
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Grantee National Institute of Mental Health University Pittsburgh, 1962-1964, National Institute of Mental Health Case Western Reserve University, 1983-1986.Grantee National Institute of Mental Health University Pittsburgh, 1962-1964, National Institute of Mental Health Case Western Reserve University, 1983-1986.