Background
Carliner, Saul A. was born on June 18, 1958 in Baltimore. Son of Louis Elliot and Jodean (Askin) Carliner.
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Saul A. Carliner
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Bachelor, Carnegie-Mellon University, 1980. Master of Arts, University Minnesota, 1987. Doctor of Philosophy, Georgia State University, 1995.
Career
Information developer, International Business Machines Corporation Corporation, Rochester, Minnesota, 1980-1986; education development administrator, International Business Machines Corporation Corporation, Atlanta, 1986-1988; marketing programs administrator, International Business Machines Corporation Corporation, Atlanta, 1988-1992; information architect and founding partner, Carliner & Company, Inc., Atlanta, 1992-1995; executive vice president, Fredrickson Comm., Inc., Minneapolis, since 1995; assistant professor, University of Minnesota, since 1998. Assistant professor Southern College Technology, Marietta, Georgia, 1995-1996. Visiting instructor Pan African Institute for Development, Buea, Cameroon, 1996.
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Board of directors Minnesota Common Cause, St. Paul, 1984-1986. Chairman of the Board Rochester Citizen's Advisory on Transit, 1985, Friends of Fernbank Museum and Science Center, Atlanta, 1990-1991. Member of advisory board Institute Jewish Ethics, Philadelphia, 1995-1997.
Board directors Jewish Reconstructionist Federation, since 1996, Downtown Minneapolis Neighborhood Association, since 1997, Workplace Alliance, since 1997. Member Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Professor Communications Society, American Association Museum, Society Technology Comm. (international president 1995-1996), International Society Performance Improvement (national conference committee 1991-1994), The Loft.
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Recipient Award of Distinguished Technology Communications, International Technology Publications, 1987, Carolyn Haskell award Village Writer's Group, 1989, Award of Merit, International Technology Publications, 1993.Recipient Award of Distinguished Technology Communications, International Technology Publications, 1987, Carolyn Haskell award Village Writer's Group, 1989, Award of Merit, International Technology Publications, 1993.