Dr. Sheldon Gottlieb Speaks Out* 

Dr. Sheldon Gottlieb

Speaks Out

 October 1,1999

Biography of Dr. Sheldon Gottlieb 

Born in the Bronx, New York and was graduated from Brooklyn College (BA), 1953; University of Massachusetts (MS), 1956; University of Texas (Medical Branch, Galveston) (PhD), 1959.  Research Physiologist, Linde Division Union Carbide Corp., 1959-63; Assistant Professor Physiology and Assistant Professor Anesthesiology, Jefferson Medical College, 1963-68; Professor Biological Sciences, Purdue University at Fort Wayne, 1968-1980; Dean of the Graduate School and Director of Research,
University of South Alabama, 1980-1985; Professor Biological Sciences, University of South Alabama, 1980-1997; Administrative Council and Board of Directors, Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, 1980-85 (Chairman, 1982-1983);  DUI Instructor, National Safety Council, 1986-1992;  Director of Research Baromedical Research Institute, 1984-1998. 

Published over 100 papers pertaining to his areas of expertise in science and medicine as well as related areas of philosophy and sociology.

Listed in: Outstanding Educators of America, Who’s Who in America, and Jane’s Who’s Who in Aviation and Aerospace.

Lectures and discussions on topics of science, religion, health, and politics of immediate interest to society. These talks and discussions are designed to increase the knowledge and awareness of people to events that are affecting their daily lives. Dr.Gottlieb is a noted scientist, educator, and lecturer.

Now you can interact with this sought after speaker and lecturer. Whether speaking or lecturing Dr.Gottlieb’s commitment to excellence and personal involvement has earned him unequaled recognition.

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This is part of a series of lectures on science and religion that I helped create and produce.  The  hot link below includes one of the published excerpts of  a talk I gave as part of this series of lectures.

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