Background
Lucas, Esther was born on April 23, 1918 in Helsinki, Finland. Daughter of Sam and Rachel (Kaplan) Trilling. arrived in Israel, 1946.
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Esther Lucas
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Bachelor, Oxford (England) University, 1940. Master of Arts, Oxford (England) University, 1944. Master of Arts, Tel Aviv University, 1976.
Doctor of Philosophy, Lueneburg University, Germany, 1990.
Career
Research assistant British Foreign Office, 1940-1945. Documents officer United Nations Preparatory Commission, 1945-1946. Liaison officer Jewish Agency Political Department, Jerusalem, 1947.
Head department High School, Herzliya, Israel, 1958-1978. Lecturer School Education, Tel Aviv University, 1964-1988, Lewinsky Teacher Training College, Tel Aviv, 1990-1996. Retired
Chair local committee International Federation University Women-Israel Branch, 1953-1973.
Member governing board International Schools Association, Geneva, 1979-1989. Coordinator United Nations Educational Associated Schools Project, Israel, 1983-1993. Lecturer Luneberg University, Germany, 1987.
Presenter in field; honorary president United Nations Educational Associated Schools Project, since 2001.
Achievements
Membership
Member Local Council Education Committee, Israel, 1980-1990. Member Israeli Teachers English to Speakers Other Languages (president 1990-2000—), United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund Israel (chair education development, member executive om.), Israel Scout Federation (executive committee), World Education Fellowship.
Interests
Connections
Married Eric Lucas (deceased April 1996). Children: Yonny, Sam.
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Born
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Nationality
Israeli -
Ethnicity
Education
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1940
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1944
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1976
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1990
Career
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1940 - 1945
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1945 - 1946
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1947
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1958 - 1978
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1964 - 1988
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Appreciation, International Council on Education and Development, 1995, International Humanism award International Schools Association, 1997.Recipient Certified of Appreciation, International Council on Education and Development, 1995, International Humanism award International Schools Association, 1997.