Lillian Scott Calhoun

Background

Calhoun, Lillian Scott was born in Savannah, Georgia, United States. Daughter of Walter Sanford and Laura (McDowell) Scott.

Education

Bachelor, Ohio State University, 1944. Columnist, feature editor Chicago Defender, 1963-1965. Associate editor Jet, Ebony, magazines, 1961-1963.

Reporter Chicago Sun-Times, 1965-1968.

Managing editor Integrated Education magazine, 1968-1971. Information officer, acting information director Department Labor, 1971-1973.

Company-editor Chicago Reporter, 1973-1976. President, principal, founder Calmar Communications, Incorporated., Chicago, 1978.

Columnist Crain"s Chicago Business, 1978-1980, Chicago Journalism Review, 1969-1974.

Vice-chairperson Illinois Commision on Human Relations, 1973-1975. Member Governor"s Commision on Status of Women, 1965-1967, Governor"s Advisory Council on Manpower, 1973-1975.

Career

Editor Jet, Ebony, magazines Editor Integrated Education. Officer, acting information

Director Department Labor, 1971-1973.

Achievements

• Lillian Scott Calhoun has been listed as a noteworthy public relations company executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Society Midland. Clubs: Chicago Press, Publicity, Arts.

Connections

Married Harold William Calhoun, September 20, 1950. Children: Laura, Harold, Walter, Karen.

Father:

Walter Sanford Scott

Mother:

Laura (McDowell) Scott

Spouse:

Harold William Calhoun

child:

Karen Calhoun

child:

Walter Calhoun

child:

Harold Calhoun

child:

Laura Calhoun