Background
Galin, Jerry Dean was born on May 22, 1945 in Cullman, Alabama, United States. Son of Herman William and Evelyn B. (McManus) Galin.
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Jerry Dean Galin
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Bachelor, St. Bernard (Alabama) College, 1967; Master of Arts, U. Alabama, Tuscaloosa, 1970; Doctor of Education, Nova U., 1981.
Career
Teacher mathematics, Morgan County School Sys., Eva, Alabama, 1967-1974;
chairman management department, Wallace State College, Hanceville, Alabama, 1974-1990;
dean faculty development, Wallace State College, Hanceville, Alabama, 1990-1993;
academic dean, Wallace State College, Hanceville, Alabama, 1993-1998. President Cullman Teachers Credit Union, 1982-1985. Member survey team Southern Association Colleges Schools, since 1984.
Partner G & G Properties, Cullman, since 1989. Participant radio and television shows.
Achievements
Membership
Board of directors, member finance committee Hospice of Cullman County, Cullman, 1989-1991. Board directors Helen Keller Eye and Temporal Bone Bank, Florence, Alabama, 1990-1991, Alabama Sight Conservation Association, Birmingham, 1990-1991, Cullman County Family Recreational Complex, since 1990. President Cullman County Electric Cooperative Operation Round-Up Commission, since 1995.
Chairman Cullman County Quality Cmty. Council, 1991-1993; member Cullman Rural Development Committee, since 1989. Lecturer to social, civic and community groups.
Master of ceremonies for local events. Member Alabama Economics Development Organisation, Cullman Area Chamber of Commerce (president of the board directors 1993-1994), Wallace State Athletic Association (treasurer since 1989), Cullman Investment Club (president since 1989), Lions (numerous offices since 1972, Lion of Year award 1988, Melvin Jones fellow 1991).
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Awards
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Recipient Knights of Blind award Eye and Temporal Bone Bank, 1990, 100 percent District governments award International Lions Club, 1991, Henry and Lucille Sweet award Alabama Lions Club, 1992.Recipient Knights of Blind award Eye and Temporal Bone Bank, 1990, 100 percent District governments award International Lions Club, 1991, Henry and Lucille Sweet award Alabama Lions Club, 1992.