Background
Williams, Mae E. was born on January 8, 1917 in Media, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Percy Oliver and Mae Thresa (King) Batipps.
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Mae E. Williams
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Mae E. Williams, American medical librarian, artist, poet. Achievements include first African-American medical librarian in New Jersey. Member of Lawrence Arts Council (executive committee 1988-1998), Ewing Art Group (vice president 1988-1989), League of Women Voters (Certified of Achievement in the Arts 1998), International Society Poets (Editors' Choice award 1994), Trenton Artists Workshop.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Cheyney University, 1940. Student in Library. Science, Rutgers University, 1968—1971. Student in Library. Science, College Physicians, Philadelphia, 1968—1971.
Student in oil painting, Mercer County Community College, 1984—1985. Student in ceramics, Jane Snead School Ceramic Art, Philadelphia, 1941. Student in oil painting, Princeton Art Association, 1982.
Career
Home economics teacher Lincoln School, Trenton, New Jersey, 1940. Personnel interviewer Sun Ship Dry Dock Company, Chester, Pennsylvania, 1941—1944. Subordinate home economic teacher Trenton (New Jersey) School Systems, 1947—1952.
Junior library assistant New Jersey State Hospital, Trenton, 1954—1966. Chief medical librarian Mercer Medical Center, 1967—1982. Retired, 1982.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Lawrence Arts Council (executive committee 1988-1998), Ewing Art Group (vice president 1988-1989), League of Women Voters (Certified of Achievement in the Arts 1998), International Society Poets (Editors' Choice award 1994), Trenton Artists Workshop.
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Married Lloyd Lee Williams, September 27, 1947 (deceased April 10, 1976).
Education
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Career
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1940
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1941 - 1944
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1947 - 1952
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1954 - 1966
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1967 - 1982
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1982
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Recipient Community Service certified, Bucks County Community College, 1978, certified of Appreciation for Contribution to Cheyney University Endowment Fund, Cheyney University Alumni Association, 1987, Outstanding Artistic Community Service award, Top Ladies of Distinction, 1988, Epsilon Pi Sigma Church Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, 1988, Outstanding Cultural Contributions certified, Mercer County Board Chosen Freeholders, 1988.Recipient Community Service certified, Bucks County Community College, 1978, certified of Appreciation for Contribution to Cheyney University Endowment Fund, Cheyney University Alumni Association, 1987, Outstanding Artistic Community Service award, Top Ladies of Distinction, 1988, Epsilon Pi Sigma Church Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, 1988, Outstanding Cultural Contributions certified, Mercer County Board Chosen Freeholders, 1988.