Background
Rogers,, Raymond Franklin was born on March 31, 1944 in Beverly, Massachusetts, United States. Son of Raymond Franklin Rogers Senior and Ruth Edna Salomon.
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Raymond Franklin Rogers,, American labor union professional. Recipient Best of Volunteers in Service to America citation Huntley-Brinkley Report, NBC-television Network, 1969, Distinguished Labor Communications award Labor Press Council Metropolitan New York, New York City, 1978, 15th Anniversay Salute Labor award Volunteers in Service to America, Washington, 1980.
Education
Bachelor in Sociology, University Massachusetts, 1967.
Career
Volunteer Volunteers in Service to America-Volunteers in Service to American, Monterey, Tennessee, 1967-1969. Student outreach coordinator Appalachien Regional Commission, Washington, 1970. Director Human Love Action, 1971-1973.
Organizer Amalgamated Clothing Workers American, New York City, 1973-1976. Corporation campaign director Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, 1976-1980. President, director Corporation Campaign, Inc., since 1981.
Advisory board member Association for Union Democracy, Brooklyn, since 1988.
Membership
Supervisor direct mail, phone banks and canvassing operations Walter Clinton, Political Consultant, Texas, Massachusetts, 1972. Organizer Miners for Democracy, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kentucky, 1972-1973.
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Recipient Best of Volunteers in Service to America citation Huntley-Brinkley Report, NBC-television Network, 1969, Distinguished Labor Communications award Labor Press Council Metropolitan New York, New York City, 1978, 15th Anniversay Salute Labor award Volunteers in Service to America, Washington, 1980.Recipient Best of Volunteers in Service to America citation Huntley-Brinkley Report, NBC-television Network, 1969, Distinguished Labor Communications award Labor Press Council Metropolitan New York, New York City, 1978, 15th Anniversay Salute Labor award Volunteers in Service to America, Washington, 1980.