Background
Lee, Marva Jean was born on February 16, 1938 in Cleveland, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Henry Davis and Willie Mae (Caver) Hardy. Bachelor of Science, George Williams College, 1960.
counselor consultant physical education educator
Lee, Marva Jean was born on February 16, 1938 in Cleveland, Mississippi, United States. Daughter of Henry Davis and Willie Mae (Caver) Hardy. Bachelor of Science, George Williams College, 1960.
Master of Arts, Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago, 1972. MEdn, Loyola University, Chicago, 1978. Child care worker Institute Juvenile Research, Chicago, 1960-1961.
Physical educator Chicago Board Education, 1961-1969.
Instructor George Williams College, Downers Grove, Illinois, 1969-1973. Physical educator Chicago Board Education, 1973-1986, counselor, 1986-1994.
Counselor Olive-Harvey Middle College, 1995-1996, consultant creative publications 1996. Teacher trainer family life education, 1983-1995.
Educational consultant Psychological Corporation, 1996-1997.
Chairman Chicago Public School campaign United Negro College Fund, Chicago, 1981, 82, chairman professional women"s auxiliary, 1983-1995. Board directors Chicago committee National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Education.Fund, 1980, Cosmopolitan Cmty. Church, 1980, Akarama Foundation, 1992, 93, 96.
Secretary board directors Treshan Youth Foundation, Chicago, 1977-1986.
Finance sec.Chgo. Links Foundation, 1988-1990, parliamentarian, 1996. Volunteer quarterly public United Negro College Fund, 1992.
Member Committee to Elect/Re-elect Roland Burris State Comptr., 1978-1990, Committee to Elect Harold Washington Mayor Chicago, 1982-1983, inaugural committee for Roland Burris Attorney General State of Illinois, Senator. Carole Moseley Braun Legislation Task Force, 1996.
Advisory county Olive-Harvey Community College Transition Center, 1992-1994, 94.
Member of national services youth Links Incorporated., 1994. Parliamentarian Chicago Charities Foundation, 1996.Vol., United Negro College Fund, New York City, 1982. Recipient Image award Fred Hampton Foundation, 1979, Svc. to Family Life Education award Chicago Board Education, Leadership Contribution award United Negro College Fund, 1990, Chicago Board.Edn.
Svc. award, 1990, United Negro College Fund Telethon Leadership award, 1990.
Child care worker Institute Juvenile Research, Chicago, 1960-1961. Physical education educator Chicago Board Education, 1961-1969, 73-86, counselor, 1986-1994. Instructor George Williams College, Downers Grove, Illinois, 1969-1973.
Counselor Olive-Harvey Middle College, 1995-1996. Consultant creative publications, 1997-1998. Teacher trainer family life education, 1983-1995.
Educational consultant Psychological Corporation, 1996-1997.
Chairman Chicago Public School campaign United Negro College Fund, 1981, 82, chairman professional women's auxiliary, 1983-1995. Board directors Chicago committee National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Education Fund, since 1980, Cosmopolitan Community Church, since 1980, Akarama Foundation board directors, 1992, 93, 96—. Secretary board directors Treshan Youth Foundation, Chicago, 1977-1986.
Finance secretary Chicago Links Foundation, 1988-1990, parliamentarian, 1996. Volunteer quarterly public United Negro College Fund, 1992. Member Committee to Elect/Re-elect Roland Burris State Comptroller, 1978-1990, Committee to Elect Harold Washington Mayor Chicago, 1982-1983, inaugural committee for Roland Burris Attorney General State of Illinois, Sen.
Carol Moseley Braun Ligis. Task Force, 1996-1999. Advisory council Olive-Harley Community College Transition Center, 1992-1994, 94—.
Member national services youth Links Inc., 1994-1998. Parliamentarian Chicago Charities Foundation, since 1996. Member Alliance for Health, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Illinois Association Health, Physical Education and Recreation (member executive committee Chicago district), Illinois Council Family Relations, Chicago Guidance and Personnel Association Inc., Council College Admissions Counselors, Secondary School Counselors Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha (co-chairman international convention 1998, Outstanding Service award 1999, 1st Oustanding Soror Through the Years award 1999).