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Fitzpatrick, Aileen (1898 - 1974)

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Community worker and Teacher
Born: 17 August 1898  Warialda, New South Wales, Australia.  Died: 23 June 1974  Eastwood, New South Wales, Australia.
Aileen Fitzpatrick commenced her working life as a secondary school teacher in New South Wales. An interest in social work led to her becoming the director of the Board of Social Study and Training, New South Wales. Questions about the standard of the courses offered and the quality of the teaching staff resulted in withdrawal of support and eventually Fitzpatrick's resignation. She later worked with migrants and refugees, but this was also thwarted by the lack of formal qualifications of Fitzpatrick and her staff, once again resulting in her resignation.

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Chronology
1919Bachelor of Arts (BA) completed at the University of Sydney
1921 - 1926Teacher in the New South Wales Department of Education Secondary School Section
1926 - ?Consultant in Australia of International Migration Service
1926 - 1930State Secretary of the New South Wales Country Women's Association
1931 - 1940sDirector of the Board of Social Study and Training in New South Wales
1940 - 1946sDirector of Social Research
1942Joint Founder and Honorary Secretary of the Australian Institute of Sociology

 

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