Background
Neuhauser, Philipp Danton was born on December 27, 1929 in Brooklyn. Son of Louis R. and Katherine (Miller) Neuhauser.
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Philipp Danton Neuhauser
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Philipp Danton Neuhauser, American Corporate communications specialist. Recipient Gold medal International Film and television Festival, 1983, Gold Camera award United States Industrial Film Festival, 1983, 2 Distinguished Technology Communications Society Technical Communications, 1983; named to Defense Information School Hall of Fame Fort Benjamin Harrison, 1991.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Woodbury University, 1955.
Career
Promoter Curtis Circulation Company, San Diego, 1955-1957. Writer, producer, director General Dynamics Convair, 1957-1962. Multi-media production manager jet propulsion laboratory California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California, from 1962.
Instructor Pasadena Junior College, 1965-1980. President Associated Retirees Caltech/Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Membership
Lifetime charter member Defense Information School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, since 1989. With United States Navy, 1948-1952. Member Audio Visual Management Association (regional director 1984-1986, distinguished achievement award, 1982), Association Multi-Image, American Aviation Historical Society, United States Space and Rocket Pioneers, Aerospace Education Association, Communications Media Management Association Clubs: E Clampus Vitus (Pasadena).
Interests
Connections
Married Mary Virginia Rose Neuhauser, November 8, 1953. Children: Michael, Stephen, Charlene, Philipp World War II.
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Nationality
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Religion
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Political Party
Republican
Awards
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Recipient Gold medal International Film and television Festival, 1983, Gold Camera award United States Industrial Film Festival, 1983, 2 Distinguished Technology Communications Society Technical Communications, 1983. Named to Defense Information School Hall of Fame Fort Benjamin Harrison, 1991.Recipient Gold medal International Film and television Festival, 1983, Gold Camera award United States Industrial Film Festival, 1983, 2 Distinguished Technology Communications Society Technical Communications, 1983. Named to Defense Information School Hall of Fame Fort Benjamin Harrison, 1991.