Background
Gilhooly, Mary Lynn Martin was born on January 22, 1947 in Tacoma. Daughter of Beverly Marselles Martin Miller and Robert Minor Martin.
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Mary Lynn Martin Gilhooly
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Bachelor of Science, University of Oregon, 1965—1969. Doctor of Philosophy, University of Aberdeen, 1974—1978. Master of Philosophy, University of Glasgow, 1992—1994.
Master of Education, University of Aberdeen, 1992—1994.
Career
Lecturer and senior lecturer University of Glasgow, Scotland, 1985—1994. Science officer Medical Research Council Medical Sociology Unit, Scotland, 1979—1984. Research assistant University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1970—1972.
Co-director Institute of Law and Ethics in Medicine, University of Glasgow, Scotland. Post-doctoral fellow Andrus Gerontology Center, University of Southern California, 1983—1984. Director, center of gerontology and health studies University of Paisley, Paisley, Scotland, since 1994.
President British Society of Gerontology, United Kingdom, since 2000.
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Member Chief Medical Officer's Expert Group on Healthcare of Elderly People, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, United Kingdom Government Foresight Programme, Aging Population Panel, London, 1999—2000. Member, rights and legal protection subcommittee Scottish Action on Dementia, United Kingdom. Member, research ethics committee Ayrshire and Arran community Health Care National Health Service Trust, United Kingdom, 1994—1999.
Chair, healthy aging network Public Health Institute for Scotland, 2001—2003. Fellow: British Psychological Society (associate). Member: Gerontological Society of America, Center for Policy on Aging, British Society of Gerontology (president since 2000), Society for Social Medicine, Chi Omega.
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Married Kenneth James Gilhooly, August 26, 1971. 1 child Robert Minor Martin.
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National Institute of Aging Traineeship, National Institute of Health, 1983, Armand Hammer fellowship, University of Southern California, 1984, Research grant - Growing Older Programme, United Kingdom Economic and Social Research Council, 1999—2002, Research grant, Chief Scientist Office, Scotland, 1999—2002, Science Research Infrastructure Fund, Scottish Higher Education Council, 2002.National Institute of Aging Traineeship, National Institute of Health, 1983, Armand Hammer fellowship, University of Southern California, 1984, Research grant - Growing Older Programme, United Kingdom Economic and Social Research Council, 1999—2002, Research grant, Chief Scientist Office, Scotland, 1999—2002, Science Research Infrastructure Fund, Scottish Higher Education Council, 2002.