Background
Neuberg, Joel Gary was born on June 11, 1945 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of LeRoy and Sari (Platt) Neuberg.
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Joel Gary Neuberg
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Bachelor in English, University California, Berkeley, 1967. Master of Arts in English and Creative Writing, San Francisco State University, 1972. Associate of Arts in Forest Technology, Santa Rosa (California) Junior College, 1979.
Master of Library Science, San Jose State University, 1997.
Career
Corres. Press Democratic, Santa Rosa, 1972-1974. Park ranger Sonomoa County and California State Parks, Bodega Bay, 1977-1981. Executive director Holocaust Library.
& Research Center, San Francisco, 1983-1991. Library El Molino High School, Forestville, 1991—2002, Sonoma Academy, Santa Rosa, since 2002. Instructor Santa Rosa Junior College, since 1973, lecturer Sonoma State University, 2002^.
Achievements
Membership
Volunteer United States Peace Corps., Niger, West Africa, 1967-1969. Field supervisor, assistant director Student Conservation Association, Charlestown, New Hampshire, 1972-1988. Board directors Gold Ridge Resource Conservation District, Sebastopol, California, 1978-1981.
Board directors Holocaust Center Northern California, San Francisco, since 1991, treasurer 1994. Member Alliance For Study of Holocaust (board directors since 1983, treasurer 1984, president since 1999), Association of Holocaust Organizations (board directors 1988-1994).
Interests
Connections
Married Pamela Susan Haas, June 12, 1970. 1 child, jacob Michael.
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Nationality
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Religion
Judaism -
Political Party
Republican
Education
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1967
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1972
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1979
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1997
Career
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1972 - 1974
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1977 - 1981
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1983 - 1991
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1991 - 2002
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2002
Awards
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Recipient Beyond War award, 1987, Certified of Appreciation, American Library Association, 1991. Weyerhaueser Lumber Company Merit scholar, 1963-1967. California Council Humanities grantee, 1986. Mandel fellow United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 1998.Recipient Beyond War award, 1987, Certified of Appreciation, American Library Association, 1991. Weyerhaueser Lumber Company Merit scholar, 1963-1967. California Council Humanities grantee, 1986.
Mandel fellow United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 1998.