MaynardClark

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Name = Maynard S. Clark
Residence = Greater Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Citizenship = United States
Period = 20th and 21st centuries
Movement = public health, vegetarian, vegan, animal rights, smoking cessation, tobacco-free world
notableworks = popular, vegan, serious
one book; two book offers pending
over 7600 Wikipedia articles;
numerous book reviews;
talks on vegetarianism & veganism;
thousands of blog entries;
documentation for various businesses;
how-to-do-it articles on vegetarian organizing
work_institutions = Harvard Medical School;
Harvard School of Public Health; others
birth_date = 20th century
birth_place = USA
spouse = single, never married
children = none
religion = Veganism, Ahimsa
(homage to serious religious and wisdom traditions that point to vegan values)
nationality = American
known_for = vegetarianism, veganism, making connections for plant-based diets
Alma Mater = Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois
Alma Mater = California State University, Hayward, Hayward, California
Alma Mater = Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Alma Mater = w:Emmanuel College (Boston), Boston, Massachusetts

Maynard S. Clark of Boston is a long-time vegan and employee at Harvard, born in America, who has been engaged in the Wikimedia Movement since 2007. ~~

Maynard (dot) Clark (at) gmail (dot) com

He is listed in Marquis' Who's Who and is known for his work around vegetarian health, science, and ethics education.

He has been Executive Director of the Vegetarian Resource Center since its founding in 1993 and currently serves as Vice President of Ethics for the Campaign for Aging Research (C.A.R.).

He worked in population ethics in the Department of Global Health and Population of the Harvard School of Public Health, where he had been Program Manager for the Ethical Issues in Global Health Research program run by Professor Richard A. Cash and Dan Wikler.

From 2000-2010, he researched and archived the entire set of published writings of the late Professor Leon Eisenberg, MD, whom he had supported from 1999 through Dr. Eisenberg's death in mid-September 2009. He authored the Wikipedia page for Dr. Eisenberg (and numerous other Harvard Faculty). A nearly complete (missing about 14 journal articles, many in translation - in languages other than English) electronic archive of Eisenberg's writings and speeches will be available through the Center for the History of Medicine of the Countway Medical Library of Harvard Medical School.

He is active in community health, business, public good, quality of life, and housing issues in his w:Mission Hill, Boston neighborhood in Boston, Massachusetts

Wikipedia Status

Maynard has been a Wikipedian since early May 2007 (4 May 2007) and spends far TOO MUCH time on it. That's 'dedication'.

Subpages

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