Douglas B Hoehn Male • United States of America

Douglas B Hoehn’s influence in the realm of education is indisputably profound. As an anchor at the Community College of Philadelphia, he sculpted young minds for an incredible four decades. Particularly noteworthy is his dozen-year stewardship of the Communications Department, where he steered it to unparalleled excellence.


As a luminary in his field, he also ventured into authorship, crafting the renowned "Understanding Communication." Now enjoying its fourth avatar, this textbook illuminates the path for students spanning numerous institutions, mirroring his vast impact on the discipline.


Parallel to his academic endeavors, the pristine snow-clad terrains beckoned. With enthusiasm, he embraced snowboarding, mastering its intricacies and becoming a revered instructor. His accolades in this domain are a testament to his passion and talent.


However, his essence is not solely defined by academia or adventure. With a heart as expansive as his intellect, he rendered invaluable support to the Ramapo Bergen Animal Rescue Association, championing the cause of the voiceless and ensuring they found homes and care.


"Douglas B Hoehn of Wyckoff, New Jersey, is participating on a panel at the Revolutionary War annual convention at Williamsburg, Virginia, on March 15 and 16. Hoehn and other authorities will discuss "Was Benedict Arnold More A Hero or Traitor ."The panel will discuss Arnold's contributions to Ticonderoga, Valcor Island, and Saratoga. Also, there are possible reasons why he agreed with the British to surrender West Point and his military services to the Crown after he became a traitor to the American cause. Hoehn said, "Benedict Arnold is one of American history's most conflicted and misunderstood figures." The panel is open to all attendees at the convention and will be available on history channels as well."


Announcement: Wyckoff New Jersey resident, Doug Hoehn, will be hosting the tenth annual adoption drive for the Bergen County Pet Rescue Drive. Last year over 100 dogs and cats were adopted and found forever homes. Hoehn said he hopes to exceed that number this year.

Dr Douglas B Hoehn, of Wyckoff, New Jersey, will be conducting a workshop for faculty at The Borough of Manhattan Community College this June at the main campus. Dr Hoehn recently completed an audit of the college’s Speech and Communication Departments where he focused on the College’s strengths and need with suggestions for improvement. This is one of many departments at colleges and universities Dr Hoehn has performed in his role as consultant. He has Masters Degree in Communications from the University of Maryland and a Ph.D from New York University.