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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections6257 (Accession No. 6257-001)Speizer, KateOral history interview with Kate Speizer20171 audio file (WAV format)Collection materials are in English.Oral history of a reform rabbi in Seattle

Kate Speizer is a rabbi at Temple de Hirsch Sinai working in Adult Engagement and Endless Opportunities in Bellevue and Seattle, Washington. She was born on May 29, 1976 in Santa Clara, California and grew up in Los Gatos, California where she and her family were founding members of the Shir Hidash reform congregation. She attended college at the University of Arizona and studied marketing at the Eller School. She worked briefly in the technology field before pursuing rabbinical training at Hebrew Union College. She served at Cornell University as the first female rabbi before moving to Seattle to serve at Temple de Hirsch Sinai.

Oral history interview conducted by Nancy Blase on July 17, 2017.

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Source: Kate Speizer, July 2017

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