Barbara Miller Newman

Background

Newman, Barbara Miller was born on September 6, 1944 in Chicago, Illinois, United States. Daughter of Irving George andFlorence Miller.

Education

Student Bryn Mawr College. Bachelor of Arts with honors in Psychology, University of Michigan, 1966, Doctor of Philosophy in Development Psychology, 1971.

Career

Undergraduate research assistant in psychology University of Michigan, 1963-1964, research assistant in psychology, 1964-1969, teaching fellow, 1965-1971, assistant project director Institute for Social Research, 1971-1972, university lecturer in psychology and research associate, 1971-1972. Assistant professor psychology Russell Sage College, 1972-1976, associate professor, 1977-1978. Associate professor department family relations and human development, department chairman family relations and human development Ohio State University, 1978-1983, professor, 1983-1986, associate provost for faculty recruitment and development, 1987-1992, professor, 1992.

Achievements

• Barbara Miller Newman has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Eastern Psychological Association, Society Research in Child Development, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Psychological Association, National Council Family Relations, Groves Conference on Marriage and Family, Midwestern Psychological Association, Society for Research on Adolescence, American Association Family and Consumer Sciences.

Connections

Married Philip R. Newman, June 12, 1966. Children: Samuel Asher, Abraham Levy, Rachel Florence.

Father:

Irving George Newman

Spouse:

Philip R. Newman

child:

Rachel Florence Newman

child:

Abraham Levy Newman

child:

Samuel Asher Newman