Glen M. Golub

Background

Golub, Glen M. was born on February 9, 1955 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Wendell Holmes and Beatrice (Statel) Golub.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Boston University, 1976; Master of Engineering, Harvard University, 1978; postgraduate, Sorbonne U., Paris, 1981-1983; Doctor of Philosophy (honorary), Princeton University, 1984.

Career

Associate editor, University Press, Boston, 1976-1978; staff editor, American Free Press, Legage, France, 1979-1982; managing editor, American Free Press, Legage, France, 1982-1983; bureau chief, Public Radio Network, New York City, 1983-1985; producer, American Public television Association, St. Louis, since 1985. Consultant editor World Almanac, New York City, since 1983. Consultant Radio Free Europe, Geneva, Switzerland, 1984-1986, Sat.

Nite LIve, New York City, since 1985, Pour la Porc, Paris, 1982.

Achievements

• Glen M. Golub has been listed as a noteworthy Producer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Secretary Save the Darter Snail, Tennessee, 1983. Co-chairman American Ethical Party, New York City, 1984. Director Citizens Against Geriatric Drivers, St. Louis, 1989.

Member Editorial Licensing Board, National Association Playwrites, 700 Club, MickeyMouse Club (Orlando, Florida).

Connections

Married Joan Barbara Weltman Stone Hellon, April 3, 1982. 1 child, Jared Scott.

Father:

Wendell Holmes Golub

Mother:

Beatrice (Statel) Golub

Spouse:

Joan Barbara Weltman Stone Hellon

child:

Jared Scott Golub