VIP Biography for
Victor E. Buksbazen, Ph.D.
 | Victor E. Buksbazen, Ph.D. |
| Industry | Publishing/consulting/healthcare |
| Title | Managing Editor and President |
| Expertise | Editor/author; Retired missionary/church planter; He has been unable to speak in the usual manner since 1995 due to surgery; Care provider for low-income clients; Registered Nursing Assistant and Medical Technologist |
| Current Organization | Emmanuel Press |
| Type of Organization | Consulting/publishing |
| Major Product | Books, articles, editorial and research services |
| Area of Distribution | International |
| University/Degree | Ph.D., Conwell Seminary, Pennsylvania, 1969; D.Theology, Burton Seminary, Colorado, 1976 |
| Born | October 29, 1943, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| Honors & Awards | Federal Election Commission, State of Maryland/State of Washington, 1986 to present; Former City of Spokane Human Rights Commissioner and Mental Health Association Advisory Board Member |
| Published Works | Author of 6 books, "Living In The Time of The First Christians" 1954; "The Man Who Was Adolf Hitler" 1964; "Destination: Ellis Island-Alienation, Adoption and Assimilation In The Twentieth Century" 1976; "Conscience, Compassion, Character and Conduct" 1980; "Death and Resurrection in Jerusalem" 1984; "The Jewish People In A Christian World" 1989, Published by Emmanuel Press |
| Affiliations | International Association of Research Scientists; International Clergy Association; Society of Former Federal Agents; American Society for Clinical Pathology; Washington State Older Adult Sub-Committee, Stroke Mental Health Division, Dept. of Health and Human Services; Mentor, Spokane County Juvenile Detention Center; Coordinator of military processing, Spokane Red Cross |
| Hobbies & Sports | Literature, writing, reading, horseback riding, stamp and coin collecting |
| Career Accomplishments | He has been a leading figure in the international focus on the acceptance of the handicapped and elderly-particularly those who, like himself, has faced job discrimination because of circumstances beyond their control; He was the recipient of two Citizen of the Year Awards in Maryland |
| Work History | Although besieged with medical challenges, he has served others as a medical missionary, legislative assistant, newsman, forensic specialist, federal peace officer, correctional chaplain, high school and university instructor, chancellor and president, psychiatric nurse and caregiver; He has been employed by several federal agencies, including GSA, and the Departments of Justice, Labor and Commerce; He has also been a legislative assistant to the late U.S. Rep. Gladys Noon Spellman (D-MD) and worked for Presidents Nixon and Ford |
| Children | Ken, 1963; Romyne, 1968; Paul, 1972; Vicki, 1974 |
| Spouse | Evelyn (Rouse) |
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