Biographical record
- Title
- Prof.
- Surname
- ADEYOYIN
- First Name
- Felicia
- Other Names
- Adebola
- Gender
- Male
- Source of Publication
- Newswatch Who's Who (1st Edition)
- Status
- Alive
- Father's Status
- N/A
- Mother's Status
- N/A
- Marital Status
- Married
- Name of Spouse
- Solomon Adedeji Adeyoyin 1965
- Number of Children (Male)
- 2
- Number of Children ( Female)
- 2
- Profession
- University lecturer
- Education Level
- Tertiary
- Schools Attended with Dates
- Baptist Girls’ School and Womens College, Idi-Aba, Abeokuta, 1953-57; North West Polytechnic, London, 1961-64; Birbeck College, London University, 1964-68; Columbia University, New York, 1975-77; University of Lagos, 1978-81
- Educational Qualification
- Ph.D
- Membership of Professional Bodies/Professional Qualifications
- International Political Science Association; National Council of Social Studies, USA; International Board for Books for Young Children; hon. Treasurer, Academic Publications Association of Nigeria
- Previous Appointments
- Teacher and House Mistress, Baptist School, Abeokuta, 1958-61; Senior Tutor,
Geography Department, Lagos City College, Yaba, 1968-74; Senior Education Officer
Lagos State Ministry of Education, 1974-75; Lecturer, Social Studies, Advanced Teachers
College, Surulere; Lecturer/ Professor, Faculty of Education, University of Lagos, 1978-
94; Consultant, United Nations, since 1994 - Have you ever been a member of any political party?
- N/A
- Creative Work/Major Exhibitions
- Social Science: A book on methodology, 1982; Population Education, 1988; Citizenship Education for JSS Books 1, II, and 111 and many others
- Hobbies
- Writing, singing
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