Background
Roundtree, Jacqueline Washington was born on December 19, 1949 in Rock Hill, South Carolina, United States. Daughter of Jack H. Washington and Mary (Washington) McGhee.
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Jacqueline Washington Roundtree
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Jacqueline Washington Roundtree, American public relations executive, government official, consultant. Recipient Baltimore/Washington Newspaper Guild Front Page award for news series, 1972; named Outstanding Employee, Housing and Urban Development, 1985, 89. Member Women in Communications (board directors, newsletter editor 1985), Howard University Alumni.
Education
1 child, Mary Margaret. Bachelor of Arts, Howard University, 1971, Doctor of Philosophy, 1975, Juris Doctor, 1990. Reporter, editor Washington Star, 1969-1978.
Participant-time college instructor Howard University, Washington, 1975-1981.
Special assistant secretary Department Commerce, Washington, 1978-1980. Deputy chief public affairs Minority Business Development Agency, Washington, 1980-1982.
Regional. Public affairs officer Housing and Urban Development, Boston, since 1983.
Public relations consultant United Community Planning Corporation Boston, 1982-1983, All-Stainless Corporation, Hingham, Massachusetts, since 1982, APR Company, since 1985, partner, 1985-1989. Board directors Urban League Guild Eastern Massachusetts, 1982-1987.
Maryland state commissioner International Women"s Year, 1977-1978. Volunteer United Way Massachusetts Bay, since 1990.
Board directors Massachusetts Association for Mental Health, since 1985, chairman communications committee, since 1984.
Citizens advisory committee Massachusetts Probation Commission, since 1986. Trustee South Shore Natural Science Center, since 1988. Corporator Boston Children"s Museum, since 1989.
Career
Board directors Urban League Guild Eastern Massachusetts, 1982-1987. Board directors Massachusetts Association for Mental Health, since 1985, chairman communications committee, since 1984.
Achievements
Religion
Since a human being is the central factor in the plan of salvation, the Gospel must be taught, understood and accepted by him.
Membership
Member Women in Communications (board directors, newsletter editor 1985), Howard University Alumni.
Interests
Connections
1 child, Mary Margaret.
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Nationality
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Religion
Baptist -
Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Baltimore/Washington Newspaper Guild Front Page award for news series, 1972. Named Outstanding Employee, Housing and Urban Development, 1985, 89.Recipient Baltimore/Washington Newspaper Guild Front Page award for news series, 1972. Named Outstanding Employee, Housing and Urban Development, 1985, 89.