1942
Ms. Jones is born in Marion, Indiana to J. Bertrand and Audrey May Ewer.
1965
Ms. Jones receives a Bachelor of Science from Indiana University.
1965
Ms. Jones becomes a first grade teacher for Marion School Systems.
1967
Ms. Jones becomes a contract substitute teacher for the San Bernardino City Unified School District in California.
1967
Ms. Jones serves as a teacher of at-risk first graders for the Decatur Township School System (now MSD of Decatur Township) in Indianapolis, Indiana.
1970
Ms. Jones receives a Master of Science in special education from Indiana University.
1971
Ms. Jones becomes director of the university preschool at Butler University, as well as evening division lecturer in early childhood education at the University of Indianapolis.
1972
Ms. Jones studies postgraduate courses in school psychology at Butler University.
1977
Ms. Jones serves as a psychologist at Princeton University in the Psychology Department for research assessing teens incarcerated for learning disabilities in Indianapolis, Indiana. She then becomes a psychologist for Monroe County Community School Corporation in Bloomington, Indiana.
1977
Ms. Jones receives a Master of Science in school psychology from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
1986
Ms. Jones studies postgraduate courses in occupational therapy at the University of Indianapolis.
1986
Ms. Jones receives awards in photography, sculpture, watercolor landscape art, fiber art and traditional quilts.
1990
Ms. Jones presents her research at the Dean’s OT Research Conference. She also presents at the conference the following year.
1992
Ms. Jones presents her research at the National OT Conference in Seattle, Washington.
1996
Ms. Jones becomes an occupational therapist in the Skilled Care Unit of Independent Rehab Association in Evansville, Indiana.
2004
Ms. Jones becomes an occupational therapist, teacher and psychologist as a disability analyst at Fellows, Inc.
2011
Ms. Jones becomes a therapist for the blind with First Steps, an early intervention of the Federal Disability Act at the Hadley School for the Blind at Butler University.
2015
Ms. Jones volunteers as a preschool therapist for children with autism and children of drug-addicted parents.
2015
Ms. Jones volunteers in horse therapy with Agape Therapeutic Riding.
2019
Ms. Jones volunteers as a preschool therapist for children for the Well Spring Association, helping homeless families