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GLADYS NOON SPELLMAN OSMAN KAMARA PROFESSIONAL

She chaired the latter committee’s Subcommittee on Steering and Policy Committee and the Committee on Post Office and She served on the Committee on Banking, Currency and Housing the Paying particular attention to the interests of federal workers. 12ĭuring her time in Congress, Spellman worked hard to serve her to win the Fifth District seat in the House of Representatives. In 1974, Spellman defeated Republican John B. In 1972, she was president of the National Association of Counties. In 1967, President Johnson appointed her to the Advisory Commission onġ971-1974, she served as Councilwoman at-large. The council for two years during her second term. Spellman served two terms in her county office, When Spellman won the election, she became the first woman ever on the She was the one who always brought people together.” 6 The system wasn’t responding to the people, and she wanted to change

Politics, running for Prince George’s County Commissioner in 1962. Her dissatisfaction with this system prompted her to get involved in With the PTA, Spellman “saw how the system worked in Annapolis.” 5 Spellman began her career as an elementary Richard Eric Spellman, and Dana Spellman O’Neill. With husband Reuban Spellman, she had three children: Stephen Louis University, and graduate school at the U.S. Other documents that may support your nomination, such as letters of commendation or recommendation, news clippings, photographs, etc.Attended New York and Washington, D.C.Awards (List name of award, year received, and presenting organization, please do not attach copies of awards).Community/Volunteer/Professional Service activities (Include date of service/activity and example of your involvement).

GLADYS NOON SPELLMAN OSMAN KAMARA PROFESSIONAL

Education and/or professional development.

Narrative statement that expresses the candidate’s service and impact on the workplace and/or residents (200-250 words).

Nominee’s application form must include the following:

Candidate must possess strong leadership abilities and apply these to the betterment of Prince George’s County Government.

Candidate must demonstrate significant community and/or volunteer service.

Candidate must be a Prince George’s County Government employee and should demonstrate steady career growth or progress.

Candidate must be a resident of Prince George’s County.

Nominee must meet the following criteria: Applications must be submitted to the Women’s History Month Ceremony Committee by 5 p.m. Nominees and the selected recipient will be recognized at the WHMC Luncheon on March 30, 2023.

NominationsĮach department or agency is encouraged to nominate a woman who embodies the essence of Congresswoman Spellman’s commitment to service and excellence. In 1974, she was elected to the United States Congress where she was instrumental in sponsoring legislation to prevent discrimination based on marital status and prohibiting discrimination against the handicapped and elderly. Additionally, she served in the highest capacity for County officials nationwide when she became the first woman elected president of the National Association of Counties. She was the first woman elected to the Board of Commissioners of Prince George’s County. Gladys Noon Spellman was an educator in the Prince George’s County Public Schools System and president of the Prince George’s County Council of PTAs. The award, which is presented during the County’s Women’s History Month Celebration (WHMC) Luncheon, is given annually to a woman in Prince George’s County Government whose career and dedication to the County closely parallel that of Congresswoman Spellman. The Gladys Noon Spellman Award was established in 1986 as a lasting tribute to Congresswoman Spellman and her accomplishments during a long and outstanding career in public service.