Marilou Burnett-Dixon

Background

Burnett-Dixon, Marilou was born on April 2, 1929 in Oklahoma City. Daughter of Irvin William and Edna Anita (Jackson) Huddleston.

Education

Bachelor, Oklahoma State University, 1951; Master of Social Work, University of Illinois, 1966; Doctor of Philosophy, Union Graduate School, Cleveland, 1976.

Career

Child welfare worker, State of Texas Department Childwelfare, Amarillo, 1951-1959; family service clinician, Department Family Services, Springfield, Illinois, 1960-1964; clinician, Institute Juvenile Research, Springfield, 1964-1966; clinician, McFarland Zone Center, Springfield, 1966-1968; instructor, Lincolnland Community College, Springfield, 1968-1970; professor social work, Sangamon State University, Springfield, since 1971. President Kwen Institute, Springfield, 1970-1986.

Achievements

• Marilou Burnett-Dixon has been listed as a noteworthy Social worker, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Academy Psychotherapists, American Association Marriage and Family Therapists, American Human Psychology Association, Avanta Network.

Connections

Married Noah M. Dixon.

Father:

Irvin William Huddleston

Mother:

Edna Anita (Jackson) Huddleston

Spouse:

Noah M. Dixon.