Raymond Joseph Hanley

Background

Hanley, Raymond Joseph was born on May 9, 1955 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Son of Raymond Joseph and Opal Evelyn (Ramsland) Hanley.

Education

Bachelor, U. Washington, 1977; Master of Public Administration, U. Washington, 1983.

Career

Research technical, Department Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, U. Washington, Seattle, 1978-1983; policy research associate, Assistant Secretary Planning and Evaluation, Department Health/Human Superior vena cava syndrome, Washington, 1983-1985; senior research analyst, The Brookings Institution, Washington, since 1985. Consultant The Urban Institute, Washington, 1989-1990, Lewin/International Coach Federation, Washington, 1990, Commonwealth Fund Commision on Elderly People Living Alone, Baltimore, 1989. Vice president Graduate School of Public Affairs, U. Washington, Seattle, 1982-1983.

Achievements

• Raymond Joseph Hanley has been listed as a noteworthy Health services researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board of directors Fremont Community Clinic, Seattle, 1981. Member APHA, Gerontological Society American, American Society Aging, American Society for Public Administration.

Connections

Married Kimberly Jordan Votava, May 15, 1987. Children: Lindsey, Michael.

Father:

Raymond Joseph Hanley

Mother:

Opal Evelyn (Ramsland) Hanley

Spouse:

Kimberly Jordan Votava

child:

Lindsey Hanley

child:

Michael Hanley