Background
Cooper, Dolores G. was born on November 2, 1922 in Baltimore.
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Dolores G. Cooper
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Student, Johns Hopkins University College for Teachers, 1939-1941; student, Bard Avon Business School, 1941-1942; student, Young Men’s Christian Association Business College, 1942-1943; student, Stockton State College, 1972-1974.
Career
Clerk typist administrator, Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland., 1942-1944; cryptographer, United States War Department, Fort Richardson, Alaska., 1944-1947; director public information, Federation Jewish Agilysys Atlantic County, 1974-1982; member 2d district, New Jersey General Assembly, Trenton, 1982-1992; assistant majority whip, New Jersey General Assembly, Trenton vice chairman veterans select committee, member senior citizens, higher education and regulated professions committees, Commission to Study Hunger in New Jersey, New Jersey General Assembly, Trenton member Alzheimer's Commission, Monorail Commission, New Jersey General Assembly, Trenton.
Achievements
Membership
Member Alaska for Statehood Association, 1945-1947, Atlantic County Water Supply Advisory Committee, 1986. Vice chairman, historian Atlantic County Optional Charter Commission, 1973. Freeholder-at-large Atlantic County, 1979-1982.
Active Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Women's League, 1956-1958. President Women's Zionist Organization, 1965-1967. Project chairman New Jersey chapter American Mothers, 1993.
Member Hadassah (president Atlantic chapter, New Jersey Federation Business and Professional Women (one of Top 10 Women in New Jersey honorary 1984), Zonta (Woman of Year).
Connections
Married David Cooper (deceased August 1986). 2 children.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1941
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1942
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1943
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1974
Career
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1942 - 1944
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1944 - 1947
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1974 - 1982
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1982 - 1992
Awards
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Recipient award Special Theatre Arts and Recreation, 1984, Human Services award Jewish War Veterans, 1985, certified of appreciation International Toastmistress Club, 1985, Community Relations award New Jersey State Jewish War Veterans, 1987, Outstanding Volunteer Service award New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home at Vineland, 1992, 93. Named Woman of Valor Sisterhood of Temple Emeth Shalom, 1980, Outstanding Co-legislator of 1980, Citizen of Year CARING, Inc., 1982, Most Outstanding Jewish Woman in Atlantic County Women's American O.R.T., 1983. Named a Woman of Achievement Israel Institute of Technology, 1984.Recipient award Special Theatre Arts and Recreation, 1984, Human Services award Jewish War Veterans, 1985, certified of appreciation International Toastmistress Club, 1985, Community Relations award New Jersey State Jewish War Veterans, 1987, Outstanding Volunteer Service award New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home at Vineland, 1992, 93. Named Woman of Valor Sisterhood of Temple Emeth Shalom, 1980, Outstanding Co-legislator of 1980, Citizen of Year CARING, Inc., 1982, Most Outstanding Jewish Woman in Atlantic County Women's American O.R.T., 1983. Named a Woman of Achievement Israel Institute of Technology, 1984.