Background
Pegues, June Allen Daughter of Millard Randolph and Lottie Sue (Armstrong) Allen.
Pegues, June Allen Daughter of Millard Randolph and Lottie Sue (Armstrong) Allen.
Bachelor, University Mississippi, Oxford, 1965. Master of Social Work, Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1967. Doctor of Social Work, University Alabama, Tuscaloos, 1990.
Social worker in training Mississippi Department Public Welfare, Jackson, 1965-1967, child welfare worker, 1967, county supervisor, 1967-1968, adoption worker, 1968-1969, consultant, family and childen's services, 1969-1972. Assistant professor, coordinator social work program Delta State University, Cleveland, Mississippi, 1972-1978, associate professor, director social work program, 1978-1990, professor, director social work program, 1990-1991. Associate professor University Oklahoma, 1991-1997, associate professor, coordinator undergraduate social work program, 1993-1997.
Visiting professor University Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, 1997—2001. Gerontology consultant Mississippi, since 2001. Aacreditation site visitor Council Social Work Education, Alexandria, Virginia, since 1986.
It is the person’s choice to be saved and one can fall from grace by not following God therefore losing salvation.
All human life is created by God and therefore is significant and valuable. When governments implement the capital punishment, then the life of the convicted is devalued and all possibilities of change end.
The demands of modern life may leave someone stressed and overloaded, or isolated and feeling useless. Be persistent, and success will be definitely achieved.
Member of Academy Certified Social Workers.
Married James Cary Pegues Junior, March 22, 1975. Children: Susan Scott, James Allen, Cary Marie (deceased).