Background
Nosek, Margaret Ann was born on January 25, 1952 in Schenectady, New York, United States. Daughter of Stanley and Regina (Bernatowicz) Nosek.
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Margaret Ann Nosek
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Bachelor of Medicine, Baldwin-Wallace College, 1974; Master of Arts, Case Western Reserve U., 1976; Master of Arts, University Texas, 1982; Doctor of Philosophy, University Texas, 1984.
Career
Assistant instructor, University Texas, Austin, 1978-1980;
technical assistant coordinator, Barrier Free Environments, Raleigh, North Carolina, 1980-1981;
program specialist, Texas Rehabilitation Commission, Austin, 1982-1983;
associate professor, Baylor College Medicine, Houston, since 1984;
director, Baylor Center for Research on Women with Disabilities. Consultant National Council on Handicapped, Washington, 1983-1986. Lecturer Japan Association Cmty.
Workshops, Tokyo, 1988. Board president Houston Center for Indiana Living, 1986-1992.
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Membership
Prs. Coalition for Barrier Free Living, Houston, 1985-1992. Chair Govs.Com. Disabled Persons, Austin, 1985-1987. Committee chair National Council in Indiana Living, Chicago, 1984-1990.
Board directors American Coalitin Citizens with Disabilities. Member ACA (human rights committee 1987-1990), American Rehabilitation Counseling Association (board directors 1987-1989., American Congress Rehabilitation Medicine.
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American
Awards
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International fellow World Rehabilitation Fund, 1989, doctoral fellow University Texas, 1982-1984. Switzer scholar National Rehabilitation Association, 1985. Research grantee National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research, since 1985, National Institutes of Health, since 1992. Named outstanding alumni University Texas, 1990, outstanding young Texas executive, 1993. Named among women on the move Houston Post, 1993. Recipient James Early Garrett award APA, 1994.International fellow World Rehabilitation Fund, 1989, doctoral fellow University Texas, 1982-1984. Switzer scholar National Rehabilitation Association, 1985. Research grantee National Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research, since 1985, National Institutes of Health, since 1992.
Named outstanding alumni University Texas, 1990, outstanding young Texas executive, 1993. Named among women on the move Houston Post, 1993. Recipient James Early Garrett award APA, 1994.