Rev. Steven F. Dawber, S.J.-Assignment

Rev. Steven F. Dawber, S.J.

Ordained: 1969

Start	Stop	Assignment	Town	State	Position	Notes
1969	1978	Boston College High School	Dorchester (Boston archdiocese)	MA		Academic Vice Principal 1973-1976 B.C. High had 1260-1109 students, all male.
1978	1984	Cheverus High School	Portland (Portland diocese)	ME		Principal 1979-1984 Cheverus had 310-404 students, all male.
1984	1985	The Jesuit Community	Berkeley (Oakland diocese)	CA
1985	1990	Bishop Connolly High School	Fall River (Fall River diocese)	MA		In residence 1985-1986; Associate Principal 1986-1987; Principal 1987-1990. School had 720-525 students, male and female.
1990	2007	Boston College High School and Jesuit Community	Dorchester (Boston archdiocese)	MA		School had 1028-1294 students, all male.
2002	2004	Jesuit Urban Center and Immaculate Conception Community	Boston (Boston archdiocese)	MA
2005	2007	Campion Health Center, Inc.	Weston (Boston archdiocese)	MA

Source: Official Catholic Directory (New York: Kenedy & Sons, 1970-2007).

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