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Keim, Robert Gibson was born on May 13, 1936 in Cleveland.
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Robert Gibson Keim
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Robert Gibson Keim, American marketing company executive. Recipient of Educator of Year award Council for Exceptional Children, 1980, Merit award Association for Retarded Citizens, 1979, Career award National Division on Career Education, Washington, 1980, Fund-raising award National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1987, Outstanding Program award Ohio Department Education, 1987.
Education
Bachelor of Science, Ohio University, 1959. Master of Arts, John Carroll University, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy, Case Western Reserve University, 1979.
Career
Teacher Cleveland Public Schools, 1959-1966, coordinator clerical department, 1966-1969, work study coordinator, 1969-1975, assistant supervisor and building administrator, 1975-1987. President communications division International Techno-Marketing, Cleveland, since 1988. Consultant, teacher Cleveland State University, 1972, 73, 80.
Achievements
Membership
Pres Association for Retarded Citizens, Cleveland, 1986-1988, Ohio division Career Development, 1982-1983. Trustee National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Cleveland, 1987. Treasurer Ohio Federation Council for Exceptional Children, Columbus.
Member Cuyahogo Association for Retarded (president, secretary 1975-1988).
Connections
Son of Herbert E. and Mary (Fairbanks) K. Divorced, 1987; children: Robert, Mary Jo, Neil, John, Christopher.
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Religion
Roman Catholic -
Political Party
Democrat
Awards
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Recipient of Educator of Year award Council for Exceptional Children, 1980, Merit award Association for Retarded Citizens, 1979, Career award National Division on Career Education, Washington, 1980, Fund-raising award National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1987, Outstanding Program award Ohio Department Education, 1987.Recipient of Educator of Year award Council for Exceptional Children, 1980, Merit award Association for Retarded Citizens, 1979, Career award National Division on Career Education, Washington, 1980, Fund-raising award National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 1987, Outstanding Program award Ohio Department Education, 1987.