Background
Loving, James Leslie was born on August 14, 1944 in Boston, Massachusetts, United States. Son of James Leslie and Wauneta (Barbour) Loving.
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James Leslie Loving
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James Leslie Loving, American proprietary school president, accountant. United States Department Health, Education and Welfare fellow, Washington, 1977; named one of Outstanding Young Men American, 1976, one of Ten Outstanding Leaders, Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1978; recipient United Student award, Oakwood College, 1975.
Education
Master of Education, Harvard University, 1974. Postgrad in Education, Harvard University, 1975.
Career
Special assistant Deputy Undersec. for Intergovtl. Affairs United States Department Health and Human Services, Washington, 1978-1980, acting principal regional official Denver, 1980, acting deputy Washington, 1980-1981. Executive administrator Student National Medical Association, 1981-1983.
President Data Processing Institute, since 1983, treasurer, since 1985.
Achievements
Membership
Treasurer Boston branch National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1972. Member United States Army War College Strategy, West Carlisle, New York, 1974. Chairman Roxbury (Massachusetts) Cancer Crusade, 1974.
Board directors Montessori School, 1974-1976, service award 1976. Member Norfolk Prison Fellowship, 1972-1976. Treasurer National Young Peoples Union, Indianapolis, 1982.
Connections
Married Leebertha Beauford, July 1, 1967. 1 child, Robyn Leslie.
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Nationality
American -
Religion
Pentecostal Church -
Political Party
Democrat
Education
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1974
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1975
Career
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1978 - 1980
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1980
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1980 - 1981
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1981 - 1983
Awards
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United States Department Health, Education and Welfare fellow, Washington, 1977. Named one of Outstanding Young Men American, 1976, one of Ten Outstanding Leaders, Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1978. Recipient United Student award, Oakwood College, 1975.United States Department Health, Education and Welfare fellow, Washington, 1977. Named one of Outstanding Young Men American, 1976, one of Ten Outstanding Leaders, Boston Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1978. Recipient United Student award, Oakwood College, 1975.