Background
Nejelski, Marilyn M. was born on July 12, 1934 in Horton, Kansas, United States. Daughter of Ray Leonard Mills and Bonnie Marie (Davis) Westberg.
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Marilyn M. Nejelski
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Marilyn M. Nejelski, American Civil rights advocate. Recipient award Women's Action Organisation, State/International Cooperation Administration/Agency for International Development, 1981, Superior Honorary award Department State, 1966, Florence K. Murray award National Association Women Judges, 1991. Member Washington Bar Study Committee on Gender Bias in Court Justices, 1987-1989. Member Asia Society.
Education
Bachelor, George Washington University, 1957. Master of Arts, New York University, 1974.
Career
Library assistant, Washington Post, Washington, 1957-1958; administrative assistant White House, Congressional Rels., Washington, 1961-1964; intelligence research analyst, Department State, Washington, 1964-1968; research analyst, Federal Trade Commission, Washington, 1979-1980; appointments secretary, National Women's Political Caucus, Washington, 1980-1985; research and project development, Indiana Cons., Bethesda, Maryland., 1985-1987; executive director, Women Judges' Fund for Justice, Washington, since 1987.
Achievements
Membership
Member Washington Bar Study Committee on Gender Bias in Court Justices, 1987-1989. Member Asia Society.
Interests
Connections
Married Paul Arthur Nejelski, October 2, 1965. Children: Nicole Rena, Stephen Downing.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
roman Catholic.
Education
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1957
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1974
Career
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1957 - 1958
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1961 - 1964
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1964 - 1968
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1979 - 1980
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1980 - 1985
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1985 - 1987
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1987
Awards
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Recipient award Women's Action Organization, State/International Cooperation Administration/Agency for International Development, 1981, Superior Honorary award Department State, 1966, Florence K. Murray award National Association Women Judges, 1991.Recipient award Women's Action Organization, State/International Cooperation Administration/Agency for International Development, 1981, Superior Honorary award Department State, 1966, Florence K. Murray award National Association Women Judges, 1991.