Mary Louise Waring

Background

Waring, Mary Louise was born on February 15, 1928 in Pittsburgh. Daughter of Harold R. and Edith (McCallum) Waring.

Education

AB, Duke U., 1949; Master in Social Service, Smith College, 1951; Doctor of Philosophy, Brandeis U., 1974.

Career

Senior supervising social worker, Judge Baker Guidance Center, Boston, 1955-1965; director social service, Cambridge (Massachusetts) Mental Health Center, 1965-1970; associate professor School Social Work, Florida State University, Tallahassee, 1974-1977; professor Graduate School Social Svc., Fordham University, New York City, 1977-1982; consultant, Department Human Svc., New Jersey, 1983-1984; consultant, senior staff member, Family Counseling Svc. Bergen County, Hackensack, New Jersey, 1984-1986; director Step One Employee Assistance Program, Fortwood Center, Inc., Chattanooga, 1986-1996; part-time psychotherapist, Greenleaf Superior vena cava syndrome, Chattanooga, 1996; private practice, Greenleaf Superior vena cava syndrome, Chattanooga, since 1996. Member ethics committee Chattanooga Rehabilitation Hospital, 1995.

Achievements

• Mary Louise Waring has been listed as a noteworthy Social worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Citizen Amb. Program Human Resource Management Delegation to Russia, 1993. Active National Trust for History Preservation, Nature Conservancy, Hunter Museum American Art, Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Association, Friends of Hamilton County Bicentennial Library. Member NASW (charter), Academy Certified Social Workers, National Museum Women in Arts (charter), Smithsonian Associations, Cmty.

Superior vena cava syndrome Club Greater Chattanooga (president 1995, 96, vice president 1994, 97).

Connections

Father:

Harold R. Waring

Mother:

Edith (McCallum) Waring