Background
Hodge, Janice Constance was born on December 3, 0000 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
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Janice Constance Hodge
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Janice Constance Hodge, American Pastoral psychotherapist, minister. Ordained to ministry United Church of Christ, 1987, ecclesiastical endorsement,1994; licensed clinical professional counselor, Illinois. Black student fellow Chicago Theological Seminary, 1983-1984, William J. Faulkner fellow, 1984-1986; Carroll Wise clinical fellow Parkside Pastoral Psychotherapy Institute, 1988-1989; recipient award Fund for Theological Education, 1992.
Education
Bachelor, Roosevelt University, Chicago, 1973; Master of Arts, Roosevelt University, Chicago, 1980; Master of Divinity, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1986; D Ministry, Chicago Theological Seminary, 1988.
Career
Primary teacher, Chicago Public Schools, 1975-1983; senior staff pastoral psychotherapist, Parkside Pastoral Counseling Center, Park Ridge, Illinois, 1990-1992; pastoral psychotherapy, private practice, Chicago, since 1992; associate pastor, Bryn Mawr Community Church, Chicago, 1991-1994. Co-chairman Board Superior vena cava syndrome to Churches and Mins., Chicago, 1985-1987. Member board Illinois Conference Women's Team, Chicago, 1985-1987.
Achievements
Membership
Ward assistant Office Congressman Harold Washington, Chicago, 1979-1981. Chairman Women's Resource Team, Chicago, 1985-1987. Fellow American Association Pastoral Counselors (clinical).
Member Professional Association Clergy (board directors 1989-1990).
Connections
Daughter of James C. and Bebe Y. (Duncan) h.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Black student fellow Chicago Theological Seminary, 1983-1984, William J. Faulkner fellow, 1984-1986. Carroll Wise clinical fellow Parkside Pastoral Psychotherapy Institute, 1988-1989. Recipient award Fund for Theological Education, 1992.Black student fellow Chicago Theological Seminary, 1983-1984, William J. Faulkner fellow, 1984-1986. Carroll Wise clinical fellow Parkside Pastoral Psychotherapy Institute, 1988-1989. Recipient award Fund for Theological Education, 1992.