Background
Glicksman, Gail Gaisin was born on December 12, 1956 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States. Daughter of Manuil and Sophia (Ostrow) Gaisin.
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Gail Gaisin Glicksman, American Rabbi. Ordained rabbi, 1986. Recipient Hebrew award Knights of Pytias, 1975; University of Pennsylvania fellow, 1980-1981; Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture scholar, 1984-1985; Ida Foreman Fleisher Trust scholar, 1984-1986. Member American Jewish Committee, Philadelphia, since 1987. Member Association for Social Science Study of Jewry (newsletter editor since 1987).
Education
Bachelor cum laude, Temple University, 1978; Master of Science in Education, University of Pennsylvania, 1982; postgraduate, University of Pennsylvania, since 1980; Master of Arts in Hebrew Literature, Reconstructionist Rabbinical College, Wyncote, Pennsylvania, 1986.
Career
Rabbi, Adath Shalom Congregation, Philadelphia, 1981-1986;
assistant director and health professions advisor, University of Pennsylvania Career Planning & Placement Svc., Philadelphia, since 1986;
chaplain, Jewish Chaplaincy Svc., Philadelphia, since 1988. Lecturer YM-YWHA Senior Adult division, Philadelphia, 1983-1985. Instructor Gratz College Netsky Institute, Philadelphia, 1985-1986.
Presenter papers at professional meetings, conferences.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Jewish Committee, Philadelphia, since 1987. Member Association for Social Science Study of Jewry (newsletter editor since 1987).
Connections
Married Allen Glicksman, May 30, 1976.
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Born
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Nationality
American
Education
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1978
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1982
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1986
Career
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1981 - 1986
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1986
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1988
Awards
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Recipient Hebrew award Knights of Pytias, 1975. University of Pennsylvania fellow, 1980-1981. Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture scholar, 1984-1985. Ida Foreman Fleisher Trust scholar, 1984-1986.Recipient Hebrew award Knights of Pytias, 1975. University of Pennsylvania fellow, 1980-1981. Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture scholar, 1984-1985.
Ida Foreman Fleisher Trust scholar, 1984-1986.