    Congressional Directory for the 117th Congress (2021-2022), October 2022.
    [Pages 72-73]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

        FREDERICA S. WILSON, Democrat, of Miami, FL; born in Miami,
    November 5; education: B.S., Fisk University; M.S., University of Miami;
    honorary doctorate of humane letters, Florida Memorial University and
    Bethune-Cookman University; professional: executive director, Office of
    Alternative Education and Dropout Prevention, Miami-Dade County Schools;
    member, Miami-Dade County School Board, 1992-98; Minority Whip, Florida
    State House of Representatives, 1998-2002; Democratic Whip, Florida
    State Senate, 2002-04; Minority Leader Pro Tempore, Florida State
    Senate, 2002-10; Minority Whip, Florida State Senate, 2008-10;
    organizations: regional director, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
    1986-present; founder / member, 5000 Role Models of Excellence, Inc.,
    1993-present; founder, Stop Day Enough is Enough, 1996-present; Miami
    delegate, President's Summit for America's Future, 1997; State of
    Florida ``STOP DAY'', Enough is Enough, founder, 1996; President's
    Summit for America's Future, 1997; founder, Miami-Dade County ``Keep Me
    Safe'' summit, march, and candlelight vigil; board member, Women's
    Action for New Directions Educational Fund, 2004; current member,
    National Association of Black School Educators; current member, the
    Links, Inc.; honors and awards: Southern Living, Outstanding Southerner,
    May 1993; Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church, Image Maker, 1993; South
    Florida Association of Black Journalists, Kuumba Award, 1994; St.
    Petersburg Junior College, In Recognition, 1996; American Red Cross,
    Spectrum Award, 1998; African-American Achiever Award for Education,
    1998; Peace Education Foundation, Peacemaker of the Year, 1998; Youth
    Crime Watch / Citizens Crime Watch, a Champion for All Poor and Minority
    Students, 1998; Imperial Daughters of Isis Miami Beach, Florida Hall of
    Fame, 1999; NAACP, Florida Chapter, Morris Milton Memorial Award, 2001;
    Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Leadership Award, 2001; Florida A&M
    University, National Alumni Association Expresses Gratitude, 2001; The
    Florida HIV-AIDS Ministries, Inc., Honors State Representative Frederica
    S. Wilson, 2001; Florida AIDS Action, Outstanding Leadership and Support
    for HIV / AIDS and Health Care, 2002; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
    In Appreciation, 2002; Western Union, L'Union Fait la Force Award, 2003;
    Community Action Agency, Citizen of the Year Award, 2004; American
    Cancer Society, Florida Chapter, Legislative Leadership Award, 2004;
    Florida Education Association, Educator of the Year, 2004; Association
    of Black Health-System Pharmacists, Legislator Achievement Award, 2004;
    Easter Seals of Miami-Dade, Legislator of the Year Award, 2004;
    Northside Seventh Day Adventist Church (Miami), Distinguished Community
    Leader Award, 2004; The Black Archives, History and Research Foundation
    of South Florida, Inc., Chairman's Award, 2004; Sierra Club, Florida
    Chapter, Legislative Recognition Award, 2004; Network Miami Magazine,
    One of Miami's 50 Most Influential Black Business Professionals, 2004;
    Millennium Movers, Inc., Shaker Award, 2004; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
    Ft. Pierce, Florida Chapter, Soror of the Year, 2005; Alpha Kappa Alpha
    Sorority, Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Chapter, Soror of the Year, 2005;
    Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Thomasville, GA Chapter, Soror of the Year,
    2005; Carrie P. Meek Education Leadership Achievement Award, 2005; Miami
    Gardens Jaycees, Distinguished Service Award, 2005; Alpha Kappa Alpha,
    Inc., Emerald Service Award, 2005; The Links, Inc., Links of Gold Award,
    2005; Belafonte TACOLCY Center, Inc., U.S. Department of Justice / Drug
    Enforcement Administration in Recognition of State Senator Frederica S.
    Wilson, 2005; SEIU Florida Healthcare Union, Legislative Hero Award,
    2006; Barry University, SGA Acknowledgement of Florida's Residents
    Access Grant Award, 2006; City of Miami, Women Builders of Community
    Dreams Award, 2006; Florida Memorial University, SGA Leadership
    Character and Service Award, 2006; Holy Faith Missionary Baptist Church,
    Participation Award, 2006; Miami-Dade Police Department, Appreciation
    Award, 2006; The Historic St. Agnes Episcopal Church, 108th Anniversary
    Appreciation Award, 2006; FAU, Small Business Development Appreciation
    Award, 2006; Day of the Child, Mentoring Award, 2006; Project H.O.P.E.,
    Katrina Humanitarian Award, 2006; South Florida Chapter of the Coalition
    of Black Trade Unionists, Audrey McCollum Scholarship Award, 2006; CEO
    Magazine, Legislative Action Recognition, 2006; Community Action Agency,
    Youth Leadership Award, 2006; I.B.P.O.E. of W., Antlers Temple #39,
    Legislative Excellence Award, 2006; Community Health of South Dade,
    Inc., Health Hero Award, 2006; Health Council of South Florida, Inc.,
    Health Leadership Award, 2006; National Coalition of 100 Black Women,
    Inc., Greater Miami Chapter, Candace Award, 2006; Kiwanis Club of Miami
    Shores, North Dade Exemplary Service Award, 2006; Academy of Florida
    Trial Lawyers, Rosemary Barkett Award, 2006; National Pan Hellenic
    Council, Inc., Celebration of Excellence, 2006; NAACP Milton Morris
    Award, 2007; Jessie C. Trice Humanitarian Award, 2007; Liberty City's

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    Community Action Agency, Community Service Award, 2007; Miami Dade
    College, Pathway to Opportunity Appreciation Award, 2007; Florida
    Association of School Administrators, Legislator of the Year, 2007;
    Florida Association of Women Lawyers, Legislative Recognition Award,
    2007; Florida Health Center, Jessie C. Trice Humanitarian Award, 2007;
    Miami Dade Community Action Agency, Liberty City Advisor Committee in
    Recognition of State Senator Frederica S. Wilson June 2007; The National
    Medical Association, Scroll of Merit for Public Education Advocacy,
    2008; American School Health Association, Legislator of the Year, 2008;
    Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority International, Rosa Parks Coretta Scott King
    Award, 2008; Florida Association of Counties (FAC), County Partner
    Award, 2008; Florida Cable Telecommunications Association, Leaders in
    Learning Award, 2008; AKA Educational Advancement Foundation, The Green
    Diamond Award, 2008; Bethune-Cookman University, In Tribute, 2009; Alpha
    Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., With Appreciation, 2009; The Links, Inc., In
    Appreciation, 2010; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Timeless Service
    to Mankind, 2011; Miami Dade Chamber of Commerce, H.T. Smith Lifetime
    Achievement Award, 2011; ICABA, Salutes South Florida's 100 Accomplished
    Caribbean Americans, 2012; TheGrio.com, The Grio's 100, 2012; Louie Bing
    Scholarship Fund, Inc., Award of Excellence, 2012; National Voices for
    Equality Education and Enlightenment Voices of Leadership Award,
    Congresswoman Wilson, April 2012; First Focus Campaign for Children,
    Defender of Children, 2012; Youth Power Movement, First Annual
    Humanitarian Award, 2012; I Am Empowered for Jobs Award, National Urban
    League, 2013; Broward Black Elected Officials Inaugural Lifetime
    Achievement Community Service Award; The Links, Inc., Services to Youth
    Award, 2013; City of North Miami, In Recognition, 2013; Honorary
    Nigerian Chieftaincy title of ``Jagunmolu,'' which means The People's
    Warrior in the Yoruba language, October 2016; Appreciation Trophy, City
    of Miami Gardens, 2016; Appreciation Trophy, City of North Miami, 2016;
    Visionary Honoree, Little Haiti Cultural Complex Women's International
    Month, 2016; Community Service Award, Word of life Bible Ministry, 2016;
    Matron, Word of life Bible Ministry, 2016; David Lawrence Jr. Champion
    for Children Award by The Children's Trust, July 2017; caucuses: founder
    and chair, Florida Ports Caucus; committees: Education and Labor;
    Transportation and Infrastructure; elected to the 112th Congress on
    November 2, 2010; reelected to each succeeding Congress.

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     2445 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC       (202) 225-4506
     20515.................................................
       Chief of Staff.--Jean Roseme.                           FAX: 226-0777
       Legislative Director.--Derron Bennett.
       Communications Director.--Joyce Jones.
       Legislative Assistant / Press Assistant.--Max Wolf-
       Johnson.
       Legislative Correspondent / Staff Assistant.--Devin
       Wilcox.
     18425 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Suite 355, Miami, FL 33169   (305) 690-5905
       District Chief of Staff.--Alexis Snyder.
       District Office Director.--Joyce Postell.
       Director of Field Operations.--Quincy Cohen.
       Director of Special Community Outreach.--Charles C.
       Scott II.
       Director of Constituent Services.--Jakaria Williams.
       Health Policy Advisor.--Sandy Sears.
       General Counsel.--Lisa Hogan.
       Congressional Assistant.--Theta Shipp.
     2600 Hollywood Boulevard, Old Library 1st Floor,         (954) 921-3682
     Hollywood, FL 33020...................................
     West Park City Hall, 1965 South State Road 7, West       (954) 989-2688
     Park, FL 33023........................................

     Counties: Broward (part) and Miami-Dade (part). Population (2010),
            725,282.
     ZIP Codes: 33009, 33013-14, 33021, 33023-25, 33027, 33054-56, 33101,
            33109, 33125, 33127-28, 33130-32, 33136-39, 33141-42, 33147,
            33150, 33154, 33160-62, 33167-69, 33179-81