Pauline Fried Grossman

Background

Grossman, Pauline Fried was born on September 29, 1916 in Detroit, Michigan, United States. Daughter of Aron and Fani (Goldberger) Fried.

Education

Bachelor, Wayne State University, 1937; Master of Social Work, Wayne State University, 1941.

Career

Senior psychiatric social worker, Ypsilanti (Michigan) Eastern State Hospital, 1937-1939; senior caseworker, Jewish Family Services, Detroit, 1939-1941; private practice clinical social work, Southfield, Michigan, since 1946; member admissions staff School Social Work, Wayne State University, Detroit, 1966-1968; casework supervisor, Oakland Family Service, Berkley, Michigan, 1966-1986. Consultant attorney general board S.W. Michigan, Lansing, since 1981.

Achievements

• Pauline Fried Grossman has been listed as a noteworthy Clinical social worker by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Scholarship chairman National Council Jewish Women, 1960-1973. President Maimonides Medical Auxiliary. Vice president League of Jewish Women.

President Cooperative Council, since 1990. Member National Association of Social Workers, American Association Marriage and Family Therapists, Michigan Association Clinical Social Workers, Michigan Association Marriage and Family Therapists (board directors 1971-1983, supervisor training 1980-1990, Recognition Citation 1981), Michigan Interprofl. Association Marriage, Family and Divorce (vice president since 1986, president-elect 1988-1989).

Interests

• Avocations: reading, travel, swimming.

Connections

Married Sol. C. Grossman, June 20, 1939. Children: Marilyn, Nancy G.

Father:

Aron Fried

Mother:

Fani (Goldberger) Fried

Spouse:

Sol. C. Grossman

child:

Nancy G. Grossman

child:

Marilyn Grossman