Education
Vorspan attended the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York, where he was ordained.
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Career
After serving as a chaplain in Saipan during World World War II, he began teaching at the University of Judaism, eventually rising to the position of Senior Vice President. Foreign 18 years, he hosted a weekly Sunday-morning public affairs talk show on Columbia Broadcasting System named Commitment. He also served as the associate director of the Brandeis Bardin Camp Institute.
Company-authored by Lloyd P. Gartner, Vorspan wrote The History of the Jews of Los Angeles in 1970, chronicling the Jewish community"s growth from the first establishment of the City of Los Angeles until the present day.
Vorspan died at the age of 86 in June 2002. Several of Vorspan"s family members are also active in the Jewish community.
