James Dale Jorgensen

Background

Jorgensen, James Dale was born on January 16, 1932 in Trent, South Dakot. Son of Lenius and Bertha Dorthea (Jenson) Jorgensen.

Education

Bachelor, U. South Dakot, 1953; Master of Social Work, U. Denver, 1958.

Career

Child welfare worker, Department Public Welfare, Pierre, South Dakot, 1956-1961; chief social worker, South Dakot Training School, Plankinton, 1961-1964; professor Graduate School Social Work, U. Denver, since 1964. Consultant Western Interstate Commission Higher Education, Boulder, Colorado, 1969-1976;member of faculty National Juvenile Justice College U. Nevada, Reno, 1970-1971.

Achievements

• James Dale Jorgensen has been listed as a noteworthy Social work educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Solving Problems in Meetings

    (Book by Jorgensen, James D.)

Membership

Member of advisory board Division Youth Services, Denver, 1985-1986. Served with United States.Army, 1953-1955. Member National Association Social Workers, National Organisation Forensic Social Workers.

Connections

Married Christine Marie Turnbull, December 18, 1976. Children: John, Kirsten, Catherine.

Father:

Lenius Jorgensen

Mother:

Bertha Dorthea (Jenson) Jorgensen

Spouse:

Christine Marie Turnbull

child:

Catherine Jorgensen

child:

Kirsten Jorgensen

child:

John Jorgensen