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Robert J. Rubel

b. 1944

American author and educational speaker in the field of alternative sexuality

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Born 1944. Robert J. Rubel is an American writer and sex educator.

Robert J. Rubel (born Robert Jack Rubel II, October 5, 1944) also known as "Dr. Bob", is an American author and educational sociologist. He specializes in the area of alternative sexuality. He is the author of many books on the subject (see below).

He has been recognized for his work in the realm of alternative sexuality since 2001, and received the 2008 Pantheon of Leather XVIII -- Community Choice - Man. More recently, he co-hosts a monthly Zoom room that discusses issues related to M/s theory and practice.

Since 2014, Rubel, has been the lead author for books on communication or Total Power Exchange.

Education After completing his undergraduate degree at Colorado State University in 1966 he taught English for three years in the Los Angeles Public School System. From teaching, he returned to learning, and enrolled in Boston University where, in 1970 he received a Master's degree. Rubel was accepted into a Ford Foundation sponsored program at the University of Wisconsin's School of Education. He was among 16 graduate students in a program to train to be urban school superintendents. In 1977, Rubel received a doctorate degree in Education with a minor in Criminology. In 1976, Rubel received a visiting fellowship from the National Institute of Justice to document the literature and history of school-based crime and violence.

Career In 1977, Robert Rubel and Peter Blauvelt founded the National Alliance for Safe Schools (NASS). The NASS did two things: first, it helped school district administrators identify patterns of unwanted behaviors in their secondary schools; second, it helped individual schools or entire districts to modify policies and/or practices to address such behavior.

From 1986 to 1988, Rubel was the Administrator for the American Association of Woodturners.

In 2001, Rubel began researching in the field of alternative sexuality. He wrote a series of books on alternative sexuality, and "authority transfer" dynamics. In 2007, Rubel joined the North American and international lecture circuit, speaking on a variety of topics related to the field of alternative sexuality.

Rubel was a judge for leather contests and is considered an expert on allexperts.com.

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Boston University, Colorado State University, University of Wisconsin

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Who is Robert J. Rubel?

American author and educational speaker in the field of alternative sexuality

When was Robert J. Rubel born?

Robert J. Rubel was born on 5 October 1944 in Albany.

What is Robert J. Rubel's occupation?

Robert J. Rubel is a writer and sex educator.

What nationality is Robert J. Rubel?

Robert J. Rubel is American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Robert J. Rubel

· Wikidata: Q28382602

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