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Carr-Hamilton, Jacqueline Diane was born on August 24, 1951 in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.
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Jacqueline Diane Carr-Hamilton
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Jacqueline Diane Carr-Hamilton, American Minister, educator. Ordained to ministry Baptist Church, 1985. Named one of Outstanding Young Women American, 1982; Benjamin Mays fellow Princeton Theological Seminary, 1978-1979. Chairperson Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior Committee, Asbury and Neptune, New Jersey, 1981-1987. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
Education
Bachelor in Philosphy and Religion, Monmouth College, 1976. Master Div, certified teacher English, Princeton Theological Seminary and Princeton University, 1979. Postgraduate, Drew University, since 1985.
Career
Associate minister, Second Baptist Church, Asbury Pk., New Jersey, since 1975. Chaplain Philadelphia House of Corrections, Holmsberg Prison, Philadelphia, 1978-1979. Teacher St. Benedict's Preparatory School, Newark, 1979-1981.
Secretary, library assistant Fort Monmouth, Drew University, University Virginia, New York University, since 1981.
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Membership
Chairperson Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior Committee, Asbury and Neptune, New Jersey, 1981-1987. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
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Daughter of James David and Willie Marion (Durham) Carr. Divorced; 1 child, Felicia Milaya Hamilton.
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American
Education
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1976
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1979
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