Muriel Marianne Lippman

Background

Lippman, Muriel Marianne was born on October 16, 1930 in New York City. Daughter of Louis George and Erna (Hirsch) Lippman.

Education

Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1951; Master of Science, University of Pennsylvania, 1955; postgraduate, Tufts U., 1965-1966; postgraduate, Yale University, 1966-1967; Doctor of Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1970.

Career

Chairman science department, St. Agnes H.S., Rochester, New York, 1957-1959; chairman science department, Nazareth Academy, Rochester, 1959-1963; assistant professor biology, research director, Nazareth College, Rochester, 1963-1965; scientist, Retina Foundation, Boston, 1965-1966; visiting scientist, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, 1967; associate professor biology, Seton Hall U., South Orange, New Jersey, 1970-1971; senior staff fellow, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, Maryland., 1971-1976; senior scientist, Food and Drug Administration Bureau Medical Devices, Silver Spring, Maryland., 1976-1977; senior staff scientist, National Academy Sciences, Washington, 1977-1978; director scientific planning and review, Clement Associations, Washington, 1978-1979; president, ERNACO, Inc., Silver Spring, since 1979. Adjunct Professor biology American U., Washington, 1981-1983. Visiting professor Cook College, Rutgers State University, New Jersey, 1985-1986.

Adjunct Professor anatomy Frederick (Maryland.)Community College, 1991, Northern Virginia Community College, Sterling, 1992-1996. Visiting professor biology U. Maryland., 1996, 97.

Achievements

• Muriel Marianne Lippman has been listed as a notable Biomedical scientist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Human Relations Commission Montgomery County, Maryland., 1982-1983. Member American Medical Writers assosiation, New York Academy Sciences, Society for Complex Carbohydrates, Sigma Xi.

Connections

Father:

Louis George Lippman

Mother:

Erna (Hirsch) Lippman