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When Ettenberg became the first woman to be appointed to the academic administration of the seminary as the associate dean of the undergraduate college, she made time to assist Dean Seymour Fox in the creation of the Melton Research Center, a center committed to the betterment of Jewish supplementary and day school education.
Sylvia Ettenberg. 2009
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Ettenberg resumed her work at the seminary as the registrar in 1949, and for the next forty years encouraged the seminary to expand its course and program offerings.
Sylvia Ettenberg. 2009
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Ettenberg used the Prozdor as a training ground for potential Jewish leaders, recruiting as faculty those she thought might enter the fields of Jewish education, the rabbinate, or academia if only inspired to do so.
Sylvia Ettenberg. 2009
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As the dean of educational development at the seminary, an appointment that was made in 1976, Ettenberg supervised the Melton Research Center, developed a certification program for Jewish day school principals, enabled the seminary to sustain contact with its alumni, and was responsible for overseeing the growth of all facets of the department of education.
Sylvia Ettenberg. 2009
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Pugh told police, "I never expected this baby now, I thought I had more time," Ettenberg said.
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Ettenberg said prosecutors are "trying to season something that smells bad and pass it off as fresh."
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Citing testimony from three doctors, Ettenberg said it is unknown if the baby was born alive or if it would have survived with medical attention.
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Citing a comment police made to Pugh during interviews, Ettenberg told the judge, "Good people make bad decisions and judgment calls in stressful situations."
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But, Ettenberg said Pugh planned on taking "all steps necessary" to have the baby.
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Ettenberg said her pregnancy differed from her first.
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