Maura Campbell

Background

Campbell, Maura was born in Bayonne, New Jersey, United States. Daughter of Patrick John and Helena Marie (Collins) C. Bachelor of Science, Seton Hall University, 1940, Master of Arts, 1945.

Education

Graduate Marquette U, Ottawa University, 1969, Catholic

Career

Teacher elementary and secondary schools, 1930-1942. Director postulants Mount Saint Dominic, Caldwell, New Jersey, 1955-1959, director scholastics, 1959-1969. Member of faculty Caldwell College, 1955, professor religious studies, 1957-1986, professor emerita, 1986, department chairman, 1969-1986.

Permanent representative international Catholic education office United Nations Non-Governmental Orgns., 1969.

Consultant Thomas Edison State College, 1982. Vice president international Catholic organizations New York Information Center, 1978, president, 1982-1987.

Permanent representative World Assembly International Catholic Education Office, Bangkok, 1982. Participant Women"s Forum, Nairobi, Kenya, 1985, Mexico City, 1986, Madrid, 1993, Rome, 1994.

Participant World Congress of OIEC, Rome, 1994.

Delegate.Fourrth International United Nations Conference Women, Beijing, 1995.

Achievements

• Maura Campbell has been listed as a noteworthy religious studies and philosophy educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member editorial board The Catholic Advisory. Member Ecumenical/InterfaithCommn. Archdiocese of Newark, 1986-1990.

Member DominicanEdn.

Association (past president), College Theology Society (past vice president, secretary), American Academy Religion, Religious Education Association, Catholic Theology Society, Council Religion and World Affairs, Theta Alpha Kappa (honorary. Member alumnus 1989, Veritas award 1989, Outstanding Professor award 1989).

Connections

Father:

Patrick John Bachelor of Science

Mother:

Helena Marie (Collins) C. Bachelor of Science