Background
Waters, Mary Baskin was born on August 31, 1945 in Sumter, South Carolina, United States. Daughter of Norwood Fleming and Nan Richardson (Rickenbaker) Baskin.
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Mary Baskin Waters
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Education
Certified d'Etude, Sorbonne U., Vichy, France, 1966; Bachelor, University of Southern California, 1985; Master of Arts in Tchg., University of Southern California, 1987; Graduate Certified in Women's Studies, South Carolina. Executive Institute, 1993.
Career
Instructor art, Newberry (South Carolina.) College, 1987-1992;
instructor women's studies, University of Southern California, Columbia, since 1988;
instructor art, University of Southern California, Lancaster, 1990-1992;
director, South Carolina. Commision on Women, A Division of Governor' General’ s Office, Columbia, since 1992;
budget and control board member, since 1993. Visiting lecturer University of Southern California, Columbia, 1988.
Art consultant, broker Carolina Editions Gallery, Columbia, 1990. Instructor art Midlands Technology College, Columbia, 1991. Executive Board Advisers for Women on Bds. and Communications, Columbia.
Advisory board Pathways for Women at Richland Memorial Hospital, Columbia. Member Leadership Institute, Columbia (South Carolina.) College. Lecturer in field.
Achievements
Membership
Member South Carolina Department Education Visual and Performing Arts Transition Committee, Columbia, 1991. Advisory committee Women in State Work Force Symposium, 1993. Advisory committee Women in State Work Force Symposium, 1993.
Advisory board South Carolina Women in Higher Education Administration, 1994. South Carolina Delaware leader United States Southeastern Regional Conference Beijing World Conference, 1995, commission United States Information Agency Grant Commission Exchange Program Women and Civic Participation, since 1996. Advisory board The Leadership Institute Columbia College.
Member National Art Education Association, National Council for Research on Women, Southeastern Women's Studies Association, National Association Communications on Women (South Carolina delegation leader United States Southeastern Regional Conference on Women, United Nations Preparatory Meeting for Beijing World Conference 1995, commissioner United States Information Agency, Grant Community Exchange Program, Women and Civic Participation 1996, advisory board A Leadership Journal: Women in Leadership-Sharing the Vision, The Leadership Institute, Columbia College), Richland County Legal Auxiliary (president 1982-1983), Brennen Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization (president 1980-1981), Golden Key Honor Society, Gamma Beta Phi, Kappa Phi Kappa.
Connections
Married Samuel C. Waters, September 14, 1968.
