Frederick M. Huchel

Background

Huchel, Frederick M. was born on August 28, 1947 in Brigham City, Utah, United States. Son of John L. and Mary L. (Andersen) Huchel.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Brigham Young University, 1975.

Career

Director Railroad Village Museum, Corinne, Utah, 1965. Assistant church history department Brigham Young University, Provo, 1970-1975. Translation exegesis specialist Latter Day Saints Church, Salt Lake City, 1975-1976.

Director Brigham City Museum Gallery, 1977-1982. President Sequitur Computer Systems, Brigham City, 1983-1991. Assistant director for business relations Utah State University Business College, Logan, 1991-1994.

Staff director Utah biomedical Industry Council, Salt Lake City, 1994-1995. President Verbindung der Schweizer Ärztinnen und Ärzte Consultant Services, Brigham City, since 1995. Director The Frithurex Athanaeum, since 1999.

Chairman Brigham City Art Week, 1977-1982, Beersheba Exhibit Committee, 1979. Site chairman Utah Statehood Day, 1982. Board directors International Archaeol.

Research Institute, 1986. Director Utah International Medical Device Congress Steering Committee, 1994-1995. Research historian multi-volunteer series The Work and the Glory, 1989-1998.

Member faculty Brigham Young University, 1996-1999, Logan Latter Day Saints Institute Religion, since 1999.

Achievements

• Frederick M. Huchel has been listed as a notable historian, writer, consultant, speaker, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Advisor Governor's Golden Spike Centennial Committee, 1965-1966. Member Brigham City Comty. Theatre Board, 1970; board directors Golden Spike Association, 1964-1996, vice president, 1969-1996, member Golden Spike Re-enactment cast, 1969-1996.

Connections

Father:

John L. Huchel

Mother:

Mary L. (Andersen) Huchel