Adolf M.B. Jacobsen

Background

Jacobsen, Adolf M.B. was born on June 29, 1926 in Brooklyn. Son of Oscar B. and Paula (Vik) Jacobsen.

Education

Graduate, New York Maritime College, 1946. B.T., Texas State Technology Institute, 1970. Master of Arts, United States International University, 1973.

Doctor of Philosophy, United States International University, 1980.

Career

Marine engineer, United States Merchant Marines, 1946-1954; commissioned, United States Navy, 1954; advanced through ranks to captain, United States Navy, 1971; logistics and material officer, San Diego, 1954-1956; squadron engineer, Newport, Rhode Island and Key West, Florida, 1956-1958; mobilization plans officer, Bureau Naval Personnel, Washington, 1962-1964; Executive officer United States Ship Cambria, Norfolk, Virginia, 1969-1970; commanding officer Naval Reserve Center, San Diego, 1970-1973; assistant chief of staff for Naval Reserve and Training, San Diego, 1973-1974; commander Naval Reserve Readiness Commissioned, Los Angeles, 1974-1975; retired, 1975; co-founder, founding chairman of the board of trustees, vice president university affairs, National U., San Diego, 1975-1989.

Achievements

• Adolf Bachelor of Medicine Jacobsen has been listed as a noteworthy university administrator, naval officer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Society Training and Development, Retired Officers Association, Navy League United States, World Affairs Council. Clubs: University, Kona Kai, Sons of Norway.

Connections

Married Mary A. Tellefsen, May 23, 1948. Children: Irene L., Beverly A.

Father:

Oscar B. Jacobsen

Mother:

Paula (Vik) Jacobsen

Spouse:

Mary A. Tellefsen

child:

Beverly A. Jacobsen

child:

Irene L. Jacobsen