Background
Hedenberg, Betty Barsha was born on December 3, 1932 in Brooklyn. Daughter of John Barsha and Daisy (Lack) Ferrari.
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Betty Barsha Hedenberg
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Betty Barsha Hedenberg, American secondary school educator, writer, artist, editor. Recipient Second award modern oil All California Art Exhibit, Riverside, 1966, Honorable Mention award Joslyn Center of Arts, Torrance, California, 1984. Member of National Association Women Artists, Inc., Women Painters W.
Education
Bachelor, Syracuse University, New York, 1954. Master of Public Administration, California State University, Northridge, 1994.
Career
Independent researcher, writer, Los Angeles, 1980-1985; accountant executive, American Telephone & Telegraph Company, Los Angeles, 1985-1992; policy analyst, Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, 1993; special events coordinator Taiwan program, Center for International Training and Development, University of Southern California School Public Administration, 1994; member teaching staff, William S. Hart H.S., Santa Clarita, California, since 1994. Project consultant, guest lecturer Pasadena City College. Member scholar and advising committee MTA Red Line Project, Eastern expert, 1994.
Achievements
Membership
Media relations volunteer Stevenson Ranch (California) Town Council, 1992. Campaign volunteer Clinton campaign, Santa Clarita Valley Democratic Club, 1992, Senator Roberti's No on Recall, N. Hollywood, 1994. Member American Society Public Administration.
Connections
Married Arthur Nathaniel Schwartz, January 13, 1968 (divorced February 1980). 1 child, Jonathan Matthew (deceased). Married John W. Hedenberg, August 24, 1997.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1954
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1994
Awards
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Recipient Second award modern oil All California Art Exhibit, Riverside, 1966, Honorable Mention award Joslyn Center of Arts, Torrance, California, 1984.Recipient Second award modern oil All California Art Exhibit, Riverside, 1966, Honorable Mention award Joslyn Center of Arts, Torrance, California, 1984.