Juliane Marion Heyman

Background

Heyman, Juliane Marion was born on March 25, 1925 in Free City Danzig (Gdansk), Poland. Came to the United States, 1941. Daughter of Fred S. and Martha Helen (Franck) Heyman.

Education

Bachelor, Barnard College, 1946; Master of Arts, University of California, Berkeley, 1948; Master of Library Science, University of California, Berkeley, 1949.

Career

Library advisor Government of Vietnam, 1957-1959. Information consultant Michigan State University, Pakistan, 1960-1961. Training officer Peace Corps, Washington, 1961-1966.

Deputy project director American Library Association, 1968-1970. Library advisor United States Agency for International Development, El Salvador, San Salvador, 1970-1971, consultant Mauritania, 1975—1977. Assistant project director Development Associates, Washington, 1978—1980.

Deputy director population program American Home Economics Association, 1980-1981. Vice president Flagship Travel Inc., Kent, Washington, 1984-1988. Professor Radio for Peace International, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1989-1991.

Retired, 1995; docent Jewish Federation, Santa Barbara, since 2004. Instructor Santa Barbara City College, California, 1983-1986. Consultant to various international organizations, Washington, 1975-1983, Aspen Institute Humanistic Studies, Colorado, 1972-1974.

Teacher Aspen Country Day School, 1972-1975, Colorado Mountain College, 1972-1974.

Achievements

• Juliane Marion Heyman has been listed as a noteworthy Educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Program vice president League of Women Voters, Aspen, 1973-1974, board directors, Santa Barbara, 1983-1984, Sierra Club, Santa Barbara, 1983-1987. Docent Santa Barbara Jewish Federation, since 2004. Member Society for International Development (vice president 1980-1981, board directors 1990-1994), Nuclear Peace Foundation, Colorado Mountain Club (hike leader), Program Com.Taubman Symposium, since 2004, UCSB.

Interests

• Avocations: hiking, skiing, tennis, traveling.

Connections

Father:

Fred S. Heyman

Mother:

Martha Helen (Franck) Heyman