Pamela A. Brown Joins Mount Mercy Social Work Faculty
Pamela A. Brown assistant professor of social work at Mount Mercy College earned her MSW at California State University and joined the Mount Mercy faculty in 1983.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1988
Page
5
Pamela A. Brown assistant professor of social work at Mount Mercy College earned her MSW at California State University and joined the Mount Mercy faculty in 1983.
The piece argues social responsibility is often minimized in U S human services favoring individualism. It cites legal cases on counselor liability and asks when society should be held liable for poverty, day care, welfare, and health care gaps, urging stronger social change and shared accountability beyond individual professionals.
Published in Saturday's Gazette, Memorial Day observances noted, with entries referencing events around Ellis Park and Monday May 30 morning races. The notice emphasizes holiday commemorations alongside racing schedules at Ellis Park and related venues.
Benjamin Lechnir aged 20 of McGregor and Rebecca Duryee aged 18 of Oelwein received deferred judgments and two year probation after pleading guilty to reduced theft charges in Clayton County District Court. Lechnir admitted stealing coins from his grandmother. Duryee admitted stealing copper wire from an abandoned Elkader farm.
Hiawatha Elementary and Taft Elementary principals Vernon Beasmore and James O Connor will trade schools next year. Cedar Rapids Community Schools also notes Washington High School concert at 7 30 pm at First Lutheran Church with Madrigal Singers Orchestra and Concert Choir. tickets 150 students seniors 250 adults.
Maquoketa schedules a multiday 150th anniversary with wagon tours of historic homes Chautauqua performances at Kirchhoff Theater and Peace Pipe Players, horse drawn tours, parades, flea market, contests, dances, concerts, slide shows, and community meals from June 8 through June 12, highlighting Jackson County's heritage.
Marengo Memorial Hospital introduces a personal health button for about 100 residents living alone. The worn device links to an emergency response center via the phone line, with optional two way voice communication. Home unit costs roughly 60 cents daily. contact 642 5543 for details.
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