Nancy K. Adadow Gray

Background

Gray, Nancy K. Adadow was born on December 31, 1937 in Lansing, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Richard Shaker and Tena (Shama) Adadow.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Social Work, Michigan State University, 1959; Master of Social Work, Columbia University, 1963.

Career

Caseworker, consultant, Family Svc., Detroit, 1963-1968; instructor, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1968; consultant, grant writer, Boulevard Boys Club, Detroit, 1969; social services coordinator, Detroit-Wayne County Respiratory Disease Control, 1969-1973; director social services, Model Neighborhood/Inner City Drug Abuse Programs, Detroit, 1973-1976; lecturer, Eastern Michigan U., Ypsilanti, 1976-1978; project director, Family and Neighborhood Superior vena cava syndrome Wayne County, Inkster, Michigan, 1978-1982; branch director, Michigan Protective and Advocacy Superior vena cava syndrome, Lansing, 1982-1985; director family counseling, community mental health, Automated Community Connection to Economic Self Sufficiency-Arab Community Center Economics and Social Superior vena cava syndrome, Dearborn, Michigan, since 1985. Member Michigan Mental Health Advisory Council, Lansing, since 1988. Past chair advisory county Northville Regional Psychiatric Hospital.

Achievements

• Nancy K. Adadow Gray has been listed as a noteworthy Community mental health services adminstrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member League of Women Voters (local president 1981-1983), National Association Social Workers, Women's Political Caucus, Michigan League Human Superior vena cava syndrome, American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee.

Connections

Married William Gray, December 20, 1970. Children: William, Julius, Tiwanna.

Father:

Richard Shaker Adadow

Mother:

Tena (Shama) Adadow

Spouse:

William Gray

child:

Tiwanna Gray

child:

William Gray

child:

Julius Gray