Background
Wyatt, Rose Marie was born in San Angelo, Texas, February 16. Daughter of James Odis and Annie LaVernia (Lott) W. Bachelor, Fisk University, 1957.
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Rose Marie Wyatt
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Master of Science, University of Southern California, 1963. Master of Arts, Master of Social Work, University of Chicago, 1972. Postgraduate, Illinois Institute Technology, 1976.
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Chicago Board Education, 1959-1963, clinical social worker, 1979. Adult program director Chicago Young Women's Christian Association, 1963-1964. Youth counselor Chicago Commision on Youth Welfare, 1964-1966.
Supervising social worker for Head Start, Chicago Committee on Urban Opportunity, 1966.
Social worker Chicago Commision on Youth Welfare, 1966-1968, Jewish Vocational Svc., 1968. Social worker School CommunityRels., Detroit Public Schools, 1968-1970.
Social worker United Charities, 1972-1974. Clinical social worker Rosman-Wyatt and Associations, Chicago, 1980, president, 1981.
Instructor department corrections Chicago State University, 1972.
Adjunct instructor Chicago State University.
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Membership
Member of advisory board United Charities, Calumet area, program committee chairman, 1974-1980. Member social work advisory county Chicago Board Education, 1976. Member National Association Social Workers (Tx. unit), Academy Certified Social Workers, Illinois Certified Social Workers, Chicago Psychological.
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American
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Employee award for medical-social work services Maternal and Child Health Superior vena cava syndrome division Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 1971;Ford Foundation scholar Fisk University, 1953-1957, University of Chicago scholar, 1970-1972, United Charities scholar, 1970-1972.Recipient Outstanding Employee award for medical-social work services Maternal and Child Health Superior vena cava syndrome division Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 1971;Ford Foundation scholar Fisk University, 1953-1957, University of Chicago scholar, 1970-1972, United Charities scholar, 1970-1972.