Lubomir Gleiman

Background

Gleiman, Lubomir was born on May 21, 1923 in Trnava, Czechoslovakia. Son of Jan Frndak and Anna (Urbanek) Gleiman. came to the United States, 1957.

Education

MUC, Slovak University, Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, 1945. Rer. Pol. Candidate, University Innsbruck, Austria, 1948. Bachelor, Thomas More Institute, 1952.

Master of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy, University Montreal, 1957. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Newton College, 1975.

Career

Instructor, U. Montreal, 1952-1956; assistant professor of history, Newton (Massachusetts) College, 1957-1960; professor politics, Newton (Massachusetts) College, 1960-1975; Newton senior fellow, Boston College, 1975-1978; lecturer, School Theology, Boston, 1972-1978; professor philosophy, Salve Regina U., Newport, Rhode Island, 1978-1995; professor emeritus, Salve Regina U., Newport, Rhode Island, since 1995. Director Thomas More Institute, Montreal, since 1972. Member doctoral commissions Boston, since 1976, U. Montreal, since 1964.

Co-director Doctor of Philosophy program in humanities, SalveRegina U., since 1994.

Achievements

• Lubomir Gleiman has been listed as a noteworthy philosophy educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow Institute Slovaco di Roma (founder), Institute D'Etudes Médiévales. Member Hegel Society of America (founder), Czechoslovakia Society Arts and Sciences.

Connections

Married Nancy Waeber. Children: Melanie, Cyril, Jan-Keneth.

Father:

Jan Frndak Gleiman

Mother:

Anna (Urbanek) Gleiman

Spouse:

Nancy Waeber

child:

Jan-Keneth Gleiman

child:

Melanie Gleiman

child:

Cyril Gleiman