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Bruck, Arlene Lorraine was born on June 26, 1945 in Kingston, New York, United States. Daughter of Machileo and Lillian (Turco) Forte.
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Arlene Lorraine Bruck
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Arlene Lorraine Bruck, American Secondary education educator. Certified in social studies, Latin, elementary education. Recipient Mary Dodge McCarthy award for general excellence, 1967, Mid-Hudson Social Studies Council Excellence in Tchg. award, 1994; named Outstanding Young Woman, 1974; New York State Regents scholar, 1963-1967, American Association of University Women scholar, 1963-1967; National Endowment for Humanities fellow, 1992.
Education
Bachelor in Latin, College Mount St. Vincent, Riverdale, New York, 1967; Master of Science in Psychology, State University of New York, New Paltz, 1971.
Career
Teacher 2d grade, Kingston Schools Consolidated, 1967-1974; teacher Latin, psychology and sociology, Kingston Schools Consolidated, since 1984. Member Mid-Hudson Social Studies Council, since 1992.
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Membership
Placement chair Junior League, Kingston, 1982-1984. Volunteer Girl Scouts, Tillson, New York, 1981-1986, Athletes Against Drugs, Kingston, 1984-1987. Member APA, American Association of University Women (vice president 1970-1974, secretary 1975-1977, president program 1994, pres.1995-1996), New York State Association Foreign Language Teachers.
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Married Laurence J. Bruck. Children: Jennifer Lynn, Jason Scott.
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Roman Catholic
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Recipient Mary Dodge McCarthy award for general excellence, 1967, Mid-Hudson Social Studies Council Excellence in Tchg. award, 1994. Named Outstanding Young Woman, 1974. New York State Regents scholar, 1963-1967, American Association of University Women scholar, 1963-1967. National Endowment for Humanities fellow, 1992.Recipient Mary Dodge McCarthy award for general excellence, 1967, Mid-Hudson Social Studies Council Excellence in Tchg. award, 1994. Named Outstanding Young Woman, 1974. New York State Regents scholar, 1963-1967, American Association of University Women scholar, 1963-1967.
National Endowment for Humanities fellow, 1992.