Background
Bamberger, Mary Ann was born on February 9, 1941 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Francis Stephen and Julia Mary (Clarett) Bamberger.
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Mary Ann Bamberger
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Mary Ann Bamberger, American archivist, consultant. Volunteer LaGrange Community Nurses, Illinois, since 2000, St. Cletus Missions, LaGrange, since 2000; centennial, exhibition committee Caxton Club, Chicago, 1990—1995; archival advisory board Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, 1984—1994, sesquicentennial history, lector committee, 1993—1994; steering committee, treasurer Chicago Area Women's History Conference, 1976—1982.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Humanities, Loyola University, 1963. Master of Arts in History, DePaul University, 1966.
Career
Teacher Mother McAuley Liberal Arts High School, Chicago, 1962—1966, history department chair, 1965—1966. Archivist, associate professor University Library., University Illinois, 1966—2000, associate professor emerita, since 2000. Consultant, 2000
Grant reviewer National History Public and Records Commission, 1985—2000, National Endownment for Humanities, 1985—2000.
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Volunteer LaGrange Community Nurses, Illinois, since 2000, St. Cletus Missions, LaGrange, since 2000. Centennial, exhibition committee Caxton Club, Chicago, 1990—1995. Archival advisory board Catholic Archdiocese of Chicago, 1984—1994, sesquicentennial history, lector committee, 1993—1994.
Steering committee, treasurer Chicago Area Women's History Conference, 1976—1982.
