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Capt. William Neal Brown

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CAPT. WILLIAM NEAL BROWN, TUCKEGEE AIRMEN RELAXING WITH A FEMALE FRIEND, WORLD WAR II (c. LAWRENCE E. WALKER FOUNDATION)

TIMELINE OF WILLIAM NEAL BROWN, Ph.D.: Biography

CHRONOLOGY-

1941 – Attended Hampton Institute, Hampton, VA., BS, English
and Physical Education.

1942-1946 – His military service background was a member with the
Tuskegee Airmen, 477th Bombardment Group as
Captain, US Army-Air Force Information – Education
Officer.

1946 – 1950 – Dr. Brown, teaching experience was at the Social
Service Federation of Englewood, New Jersey.

1950 – Attended Columbia University School of Social Work,
MSW, in Social Work.

1952-1956 – Dr. Brown, teaching experience was at the Veterans
Administration, Newark, New Jersey. Where he
counseled Veterans On medical, emotional and social
problems such as jobs and housing. He also supervised
students from Rutgers and Columbia Universities.

1956-1961 – Dr. Brown, teaching experience was at Rutgers
University the State University of New Jersey where
he was an Assistant Professor, In the School of
Social Work.

1961-1972 – *His teaching experience at Rutgers University the
State University as Associate Professor, in the
School of Social Work. Special Event – Debated
Malcolm X on the subject of Separation or
Desegregation.

1964 – Was appointed to Police Training Commission, at New Jersey
Department of Law & Public Safety.

1965 – On September 1965-May 1966 his special assignment was a
visiting Professor at the University of Wisconsin and
taught Human Growth & Development.

1966 – Was appointed New Jersey Commission to Study the Cause
and Prevention of Crime. The summers of 1966-1974 was a
visiting Professor at the University of Pittsburgh and
taught Human Growth & Development. Visiting Professor at
Cornell University and taught Human Growth & Development.

1967 – He was honored and listed in Who’s Who in the East.

1969 – Attended City University of New York, New York City.
PhD, in Human Growth & Development. That year Dr. Brown
was awarded and selected by the North and South Jersey
Chapters of The NASW as Social Worker of the Year.

1972-1989 – Teaching experience was at Rutgers University the
State University of New Jersey. Professor Emeritus, the
School of Social Work Rutgers. His primary duties
involved classroom instruction in the Direct Practice
Sequence. Planned and implemented courses and skill
experiences in individual and group intervention and
family therapy. Served as liaison between the school and
six fields practice agencies as well as Student
Counseling.

1989-Present – Professor Emeritus, at the School of Social Work
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

1993 – Was a visiting Lecturer at Hebrew University, Jerusalem in
Lectured on the American Social Security System.

PUBLICATIONS: “Reviving a Dean Tale” Virginia Teachers Bulletin,
1942. “Community Needs and Programming in Rehabilitation”
The Seer, June, 1962 “These People. . . Who Are They?”
Washington, Brookings Institute, 1962. “Factors Affecting
Public Acceptance of Extension Activities” University
Extension Bulletin No. 2, Rutgers – The State University
of New Jersey, 1963. “Co-ops Are for Fathers Too”
Baltimore, The Parent Cooperative, Winter 1964.
“Supervision of Home Teachers for the Blind” New York,
The American Foundation for the Blind, 1966. “Alienated
Youth” Mental Hygiene, Vol. 52, No. 3, July, 1968.
(Reprinted in the Vietnam Veteran, Washington, D.C., The
Veterans Administration. 1970; and in Kogan, Benjamin A.,
Readings in Health Science, New York, Harourt Brace
Jovanovich, Inc., 1971). “Understanding and Working with
Alienated and Rebellious Youth” in Strean, Herbert S.
(Ed.), New Approaches in child Guidance, Metuchen,
New Jersey, the Scarecrow Press, 1970. “Communication
Theory and Social Casework” in Strean, Herbert S. (Ed.).
Social Casework: Theories in Action, Metuchen, New Jersey,
The Scarecrow Press, 1971. “The Social Worker in the
School as an Agent of Change” Frernden, Wm. E., Jr. and
Donald C. Van Handel (Eds.), The Handbook of School Social
Work, Linden, New Jersey, Remediation Associates, Inc.,
1974. (c. Lawrence E. Walker Foundation Collection)

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