Karen Mulhauser

Background

Mulhauser, Karen was born on November 5, 1942 in Burlington, Vermont, United States. Daughter of Harold H. and Leta H. Webber.

Education

Bachelor of Arts Biology, Antioch College, 1965. M., August 18, 1968.

Career

Research associate Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, New York, 1965—1967. Science teacher Cambridge School, Weston, Massachusetts, 1967—1970. Family planning trainer/educator Department of Health Region X, Seattle, 1970—1973.

Lobbyist National Abortion Rights Action League, Washington, 1973—1975, executive director, 1975—1981, political consultant, 1982. Executive director Citizens Against Nuclear War, 1982—1987, Center for Education on Nuclear War, Washington, 1982—1987. Partner, consultant Mulhauser, Yanofsky & Associates, 1989—1990.

Consultant Mulhauser & Associates, Washington, since 1990. Trustee Antioch University. Board directors International Development Conference, American Forum, Scoville Peace Fellowship, Public Allies, Association Women Development.

Chair executive committee Voters for Choice. Co-chair honorary advisory council Women's Information Network. Chairman Women for a Meaningful Summit, 1985—1990.

Board directors executive committee Nuclear Weapons Freeze Campaign.

Achievements

• Karen Mulhauser has been listed as a noteworthy management and public affairs consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Planned Parenthood Metropolitan Washington. Board directors Center Population Options. Secretary, member executive committee Friends of Family Planning.

President Antioch College Alumni Association.

Connections

Married, August 18, 1968. 1 child Christopher.

Father:

Harold H.

Mother:

Leta H. Webber

child:

Christopher Mulhauser