Background
Sibelman, Simon Philip was born on June 21, 1948 in Richmond, Virginia, United States. Son of Morris Leon and Rose Leah Sibelman.
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Simon Philip Sibelman
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Bachelor summa cum laude, University Richmond, 1970. Doctor of Philosophy, Kings College, University London, 1985.
Career
Language teacher St. Christopher's School for Boys, Richmond, Virginia, 1972—1982. Director adult education, reader in literature Spiro Institute for the Study of Jewish His. and Culture, London, 1984—1990. Assistant professor University Wisconsin Oshkosh, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 1990—2000, associate professor, 2000—2005, professor, since 2005.
Educational advisory board London Jewish Cultural Center, London, since 2003. Panelist evaluator National Endowment for the Humanities, Washington, District of Columbia, since 2002. Committee member American Association of Teachers of French.
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Member of American Association of Teachers of French, American Association of Jewish Studies, Modern Language Association, American Council of Christian and Jews, Brai Brith, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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Independent
Education
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1970
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1985
Career
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1972 - 1982
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1990
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Named to John Rosebush Distinguished Professorship, University Wisconsin, 2006. Recipient TRISS Endowed Professorship, 2003, District Teaching award, 1995;, National Endowment of the Humanities, 2003, Research grant, Ashdown Trust, 2003, University Wisconsin, 2002, 2001, Vander Putten International Fund grant, 2001, Research grant, 1997, Associate Research fellow, Institute for Research in Humanities, University Wisconsin, 1994-1995.Named to John Rosebush Distinguished Professorship, University Wisconsin, 2006. Recipient TRISS Endowed Professorship, 2003, District Teaching award, 1995;, National Endowment of the Humanities, 2003, Research grant, Ashdown Trust, 2003, University Wisconsin, 2002, 2001, Vander Putten International Fund grant, 2001, Research grant, 1997, Associate Research fellow, Institute for Research in Humanities, University Wisconsin, 1994-1995.