Margaret Mary Gorman

Background

Gorman, Margaret Mary Daughter of Vincent A. and Margaret (Thomser) Gorman.

Education

Bachelor in English, Trinity College, 1939; Master of Arts in Philosophy, Fordham University, 1952; Doctor of Philosophy in Ednl. Psychology, Catholic U., 1958.

Career

Teacher, Acads. of the Sacred Heart, 1942-1956; principal parochial school, St. Katherine's School, Torresdale, Pennsylvania, 1957-1959; department chairman psychology, professor psychology, Newton College of the Sacred Heart, 1959-1975; psychological consultant, United States Army, Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, 1962-1990; psychological consultant, United States Air Force, Montgomery, Alabama, since 1967. Adjunct Professor psychology, theology Boston College, since 1981.

Achievements

• Margaret Mary Gorman has been listed as a noteworthy Psychology consultant and educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Newton Community Svc. Center, 1969-1977, president, 1974-1976. Commr.Newton Human Rights Commission, 1970-1974, chair, 1972-1974.

Trustee Massachusetts School Professional Psychology, since 1976, chair board of trustees, since 1978. Fellow Massachusetts Psychological Association (secretary 1968-1971, board directors 1973-1975). Member APA (division 36 religious issues), Society for Psychological Study of Social Issues, Association for Moral Education.

Interests

• Avocation: walking.

Connections

Father:

Vincent A. Gorman

Mother:

Margaret (Thomser) Gorman