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Amuleru-Marshall, Nancy Richardson was born on October 18, 1949 in Dennison, Ohio, United States. Daughter of Thomas Carl and Florence Mary (Dokes) Richardson.
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Nancy Richardson Amuleru-Marshall
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Nancy Richardson Amuleru-Marshall, American Psychologist. Certified school psychologist. National Institutes of Health grantee, 1976-1983. Member Association Black Psychologists (co-chair Atlanta chapter 1980-1982), Georgia Ednl. Research Association African Psychology Institute (founding), National Alliance Black School Educators, Association for Study Classical African Civilizations.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Bowling Green State University, 1971; Master of Education, Kent State University, 1976; Educational Specialist, Kent State University, 1976; Doctor of Philosophy, Georgia State University, 1990.
Career
Teacher, Cleveland Public Schools, 1971-1973; school psychology intern, Positive Education Program, Cleveland, 1973-1976; director psychology program, Norfolk (Virginia) State University, 1976-1980; director community clinical psychology program, Morehouse College, Atlanta, 1980-1983; researcher, Atlanta Board Education, since 1983. Senior associate Center for Health and Development, Atlanta, since 1990.
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Membership
Member Association Black Psychologists (co-chair Atlanta chapter 1980-1982), Georgia Ednl. Research Association African Psychology Institute (founding), National Alliance Black School Educators, Association for Study Classical African Civilizations.
Connections
Married Omowale Amuleru-Marshall, June 20, 1987. Children: Shani Harris, Dara Harris, Kwame.
