Tommie Morton Young

Background

Young, Tommie Morton was born in 1951 in Nashville. Bachelor cum laude, Tennessee State University.

Education

Graduated from the University Oklahoma

Career

Assistant professor education, associate Assistant Professor of English and education, director Director workshops, grants.

General Society Tennessee

Achievements

• Tommie Morton Young has been listed as a notable social psychology educator, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Association of University Women (honor award 1983, president Greensboro branch, chairperson international relations committee), American Library Association (division college and research libraries, past chair), National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (life, 1st vice president Durham branch, Executive Board Greensboro branch, director parent education/child advocacy program, Woman of Year 1992), National Education Association, Association Childhood Ednl. International, Comparative and International Education Association, Archives Association, International Platform Association, National History Society, Greensboro Junior League (community advisory board 1991), African American General Society Tennessee (founder 1994), Zeta Phi Beta (chairperson political action committee eastern region, national grammateus, Political and Civic Svc. award 1974, Outstanding Social-Political Svc. award 1982, Woman of Year 1977), Commission onStatus of Women (Woman of Achievement 1991), Phi Kappa Phi (Disting.Alumni award Tennessee State University 1994, Disting Alumni NAFEO award, 1995, Carl Rowan-Oprah Winfrey lecturer Tennessee State University, 1995, Excellence in Journalism award SPJ, 1995, Tennessee Outstanding Achievement award, 1997), 100 Black Women.