Background
Charmoli, Margaret Charity was born on December 8, 1951 in Virginia, Minnesota, United States. Daughter of Arnold Amadeo and Orvokki Katri (Harju) Charmoli.
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Margaret Charity Charmoli
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Margaret Charity Charmoli, American Psychologist. Licensed psychologist, Minnesota; licensed marriage and family therapist, Minnesota. Recipient Recognition of Svc. award Ramsey Action Programs, 1975, City of St. Paul, 1983, 85, Senator Nicholas Coleman Memorial Svc. award St. Paul Gay and Lesbian Communities, 1985, Volunteer Recognition certified State of Minnesota, 1986, Svc. award St. Paul Human Rights Commission, 1989.
Education
Bachelor, Macalester College, 1974; Master of Arts, University of Minnesota, 1979; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota, 1986.
Career
Administrative intern, Ramsey County Adminstrs. Office, St. Paul, 1974-1976;
administrative assistant, Ramsey County Comty. Human Superior vena cava syndrome Department, St. Paul, 1976-1982;
graduate assistant, Pers.
Decisions, Inc., Minneapolis, 1980-1985;
counselor, Office Students with Disabilities, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1982-1985;
counselor, Vocational Assessment Clinic, Minneapolis, 1984-1986;
psychologist employee assistant program, Metropolitan Clinical Counseling, Minneapolis, 1985-1986;
psychologist, Metropolitan Clinical Counseling, Minneapolis, 1986-1988;
psychologist, Maplewood (Minnesota) Psychological Associations, 1988-1997;
private practice, since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors Neighborhood Health Clincs, St. Paul, 1974-1978, Ramsey Action Programs, St. Paul, 1975-1976. Member of advisory committee Exodus, Inc., St. Paul,1977-1978. President Family Tree Health Clinic, St. Paul, 1977-1978.
Appointments chair Ramsey County Women's Political Caucus, St. Paul, 1978-1980, co-chair, 1980-1981. Vice chair Equal Opportunities Coalition, St. Paul,1981-1983. Member blue ribbon task force on affirmative action St. Paul Mayor' General’ s Office, 1981.
Founder, chair Rainbow Forum, St. Paul, 1994-1995. Active St. Paul Human Rights Commission, 1980-1989. Member St. Paul chapter American Red Cross Stress Team, since 1996.
Member APA, Minnesota Womens Psychologists (member steering committee 1986-1988, 93-96, 1st Annual Research award 1984), Minnesota Psychological Association (member annual meeting committee 1983-1984, 93-96, chair annual meeting 1994, member APA representative to task force on psychology and the handicapped 1983-1986, member executive county since 1994, president-elect 1995, president 1996, founder disaster and crisis response network 1996), Minnesota Society Clinical Hypnosis, Minnesota Council Sexual Addiction/Compulsivity (board directors 1995-1996), Phi Kappa Phi.
