Background
Gitelman, Morton was born on February 7, 1933 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Son of Jack and Molly (Sponke) Gitelman.
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Unionization attempts in small enterprises;: A guide for employers
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Morton Gitelman
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Morton Gitelman, American Law educator, dean, publisher. Bar: Illinois 1959, United States Court Appeals (10th circuit) 1963, Arkansas 1972, United States District Court (eastern and western districts) Arkansas 1972, United States Court Appeals (8th circuit) 1972, Supreme Court of the United States Court 1974.
Education
Certified in personnel administration, Roosevelt University, 1954. Juris Doctor, DePaul University, 1959. Master of Laws, University Illinois, 1965.
Career
Teaching fellow, University of Illinois, Urbana, 1959-1960; research associate, Duke U., Durham, North Carolina, 1960-1961; associate professor of law, University Denver, 1961-1965; professor of law, University Arkansas, Fayetteville, since 1965; associate dean, U. Arkansas, Fayetteville, 1991-1998. Chief Executive Officer, M&M Press. Chairman Arkansas Advisory Committee United States Commission Civil Rights, 1972-1982, member, 1966-1997.
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Chairman Fayetteville Planning Commission, 1972-1976, member, 1967-1976. National board directors American Civil Liberties Union, 1969-1972, president Arkansas chapter, 1969-1970. Served with United States Army, 1954-1956.
Member American Law Institute, Illinois Bar Association, Arkansas Bar Association.
Connections
Married Norma C. Linkow, December 23, 1956 (deceased February 1976). Children: Neil, Eliot, Ronald. Married Marcia L. McIvor, May 15, 1977.
Awards
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Recipient Distinguished Teaching award University Arkansas Alumni Association, 1978. Named Civil Libertarian of Year American Civil Liberties Union Arkansas, 1983, Distinguished Professor of Law, 1989.Recipient Distinguished Teaching award University Arkansas Alumni Association, 1978. Named Civil Libertarian of Year American Civil Liberties Union Arkansas, 1983, Distinguished Professor of Law, 1989.