Gerald Charles Lubenow

Background

Lubenow, Gerald Charles was born on November 14, 1939 in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Vincent Ewald and Cecelia Virgin (King) Lubenow.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, Harvard University, 1961; postgraduate Business School, Harvard University, 1963; postgraduate, University of Wisconsin School Journalism, 1964-1965.

Career

Correspondent, Newsweek magazine, Detroit, 1965; correspondent, Newsweek magazine, Atlanta, 1966-1969; San Francisco bureau chief, Newsweek magazine, 1969-1983, 84-87; London bureau chief, Newsweek magazine, 1987-1989; assistant to executive editor, San Francisco Chronicle, 1983-1984; director publications, Institute Governmental Studies, University of California, Berkeley, since 1990; senior adviser public affairs, University of California, Berkeley, 1996-1998. Lecturer colleges universities.

Achievements

• Gerald Charles Lubenow has been listed as a noteworthy journalist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board directors Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Association, San Francisco, 1970-1973, chairman, 1971-1973. Board directors Telegraph Hill Dwellers, San Francisco. Chairman Garfield School Building Committee, 1976-1978.

Co-chairman Mayor's Advisory Committee to Remove the Embarcadero Freeway, 1979. Advisory board San Francisco State University School Business. Media advisory committee California State Bar Association.

Member of Harvard.

Connections

Married Joan Marie Gerza, June 20, 1965. Children: Michael Hugh, Kristin Britt.

Father:

Vincent Ewald Lubenow

Mother:

Cecelia Virgin (King) Lubenow

Spouse:

Joan Marie Gerza

child:

Michael Hugh Lubenow

child:

Kristin Britt Lubenow