Background
Brown, Wanda Gaye was born on July 20, 1943 in Elkin, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Dennis C. and Mary (Adams) Brown.
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Wanda Gaye Brown
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Wanda Gaye Brown, American Professional counselor. License professional counselor, Texas. Recipient Distinguished Svc. award, Mental Health Association Houston-Harris County, 1989, International Association Counseling Superior vena cava syndrome, 1987, Outstanding Community Education award Mental Health, 1990; Chatham scholar, 1965.
Education
Bachelor, Salem College, Winston-Salem, 1965; Master of Divinity, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, 1969.
Career
Psychiatric technician, Vanderbilt University Hospital, Nashville, 1966-1969;
chaplain intern, St. Luke's Texas Children's Hospital, Houston, 1969-1970;
social worker, Texas Department Public Welfare, Houston, 1970-1971;
counselor/supervisor, Voc. Guidance Svc., Houston, 1971-1975;
division director, Voc. Guidance Svc., 1975-1987;
manager programs, Voc.
Guidance Svc., 1987-1990;
executive director, Episcopal Community Superior vena cava syndrome in Arizona, since 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer Eastwood Clinic, Houston, 1984-1986. Board directors Center for Counseling& Spiritual Growth, Houston, 1988-1989. Advisory board Refugee Svc.
Alliance, Houston, 1988-1990. Admissions committee United Way of Texas Gulf Coast, Houston, 1989. Member American Assn.Counseling & Development, American Mental Health Counselors Association, Mental Health Association Houston & Harris County.
Interests
Connections
1 child, Christina Brown-Burke.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Svc. award, Mental Health Association Houston-Harris County, 1989, International Association Counseling Superior vena cava syndrome, 1987, Outstanding Community Education award Mental Health, 1990. Chatham scholar, 1965.Recipient Distinguished Svc. award, Mental Health Association Houston-Harris County, 1989, International Association Counseling Superior vena cava syndrome, 1987, Outstanding Community Education award Mental Health, 1990. Chatham scholar, 1965.