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Dr. Salome G. Rowe’s writing is uninhibited, yet panache. Her matter-of-fact honesty is strong, not swayed by political correctness, simply outstanding. She enjoys being CEO of Ybonie Psychological Services and Research Information Clearing House - ypsrich.net or ypsrich.com - email: ypsrich@att.net
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Dr. Salome G. Rowe founded Ybonie Psychological Services & Research Information Clearing House (YPSRICH) (formerly Ybonie Communications and S&S Public Relations) in 1995. Rowe maintained a consistent 4:00 GPA during her studies for her PhD at Capella University (CU). Her dissertation explores how Fatherless African American women describe healthy marriages. Her Master of Science Degree in Psychology at CU was acquired with distinction, carrying a consistent 4.00 GPA. Rowe worked as Director of Public Relations and Affairs for GreenHouse Productions - producers of "In the Mixx," a broadcast that aired on Fox 36 in Atlanta. She worked as a contracted journalist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and as a staff writer for several Georgia newspapers. Rowe has published hundreds of articles and her newest publication and dissertation, Fatherless African American Women Describe Health Marriages: Case Study, is now ready for purchase (see SGRowe's Doctoral Dissertation page). Previously, Rowe published Opened Vistas: Building Minds One Brain at the Time, a children's book of short stories, one fiction novel, A Tale About Lilly, and a book of poetry, Abstemious Doves, illustrated by photographs taken by the author
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Dr. Salome G. Rowe founded Ybonie Psychological Services & Research Information Clearing House (YPSRICH) (formerly Ybonie Communications and S&S Public Relations) in 1995. Rowe maintained a consistent 4:00 GPA during her studies for her PhD at Capella University (CU). Her dissertation explores how Fatherless African American women describe healthy marriages. Her Master of Science Degree in Psychology at CU was acquired with distinction, carrying a consistent 4.00 GPA. Rowe worked as Director of Public Relations and Affairs for GreenHouse Productions - producers of "In the Mixx," a broadcast that aired on Fox 36 in Atlanta. She worked as a contracted journalist for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and as a staff writer for several Georgia newspapers. Rowe has published hundreds of articles and her newest publication and dissertation, Fatherless African American Women Describe Health Marriages: Case Study, is now ready for purchase (see SGRowe's Doctoral Dissertation page). Previously, Rowe published Opened Vistas: Building Minds One Brain at the Time, a children's book of short stories, one fiction novel, A Tale About Lilly, and a book of poetry, Abstemious Doves, illustrated by photographs taken by the author.
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