Background
Howell, Joseph Toy was born on April 1, 1942 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Son of Joseph and Carroll (Toy) Howell.
(With 2017 Preface and Epilogue. In this revealing study...)
With 2017 Preface and Epilogue. In this revealing study of a white working class neighborhood in Washington, D.C., Howell shows us that there is more than one kind of blue collar worker in America today. Hard Living on Clay Street is about two very different blue collar families, the Shackelfords and the Mosebys. They are fiercely independent southern migrants, preoccupied with the problems of day-to-day living, drinking heavily, and often involved in unstable family relationships. Howell moved to Clay Street for a year with his wife and son and became deeply involved with the people, recording their story. As readers, we too become participants in the life of Clay Street, and not just observers, learning what "living on Clay Street" is all about. Titles of related interest from Waveland Press: Lyon-Driskell, The Community in Urban Society, Second Edition (ISBN 9781577667414) and Singer, The Face of Social Suffering: The Life History of a Street Drug Addict (ISBN 9781577664321).
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( An economic analysis of real estate syndication that pr...)
An economic analysis of real estate syndication that provides a full explanation of syndication and describes its role in the development of real estate projects.
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Howell, Joseph Toy was born on April 1, 1942 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States. Son of Joseph and Carroll (Toy) Howell.
Bachelor, Davidson College, 1964. Master of Arts, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, 1968. Master of Arts, University North Carolina, 1970.
Research assistant Center for Urban and Regional Planning University North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1969, research associate, 1970-1972. Planning intern Research Triangle Planning Commission, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 1970. Associate Gladstone Associates, Washington, 1972-1974.
Director of housing development Episcopal Diocese of Washington, 1974-1978. Director of development National Corporation for Housing Partner, Washington, 1978-1981. President Howell Associates, 1981-1998.
Director ZA Consulting, 1998—2002. Senior advisor Program for Management Development Advisory Services, since 2002. Board directors District of Columbia Community Humanities Council, Washington.
Loan committee member Patrician Mortgage, Washington, 1985-1997. Adjunct professor Honors College George Washington University, 2003.
( An economic analysis of real estate syndication that pr...)
( An economic analysis of real estate syndication that pr...)
(Portraits of Blue Collar Families)
(With 2017 Preface and Epilogue. In this revealing study...)
Married Embry, December 28, 1965. Children: Andrew, Jessica.