Belinda Hulin-Salkin

Background

Hulin-Salkin, Belinda was born on July 3, 1954 in Lafayette, Louisiana, United States. Daughter of Adam Joseph and Audrey Mae (Breaux) Hulin.

Education

Bachelor in Communications, Loyola University, New Orleans, 1975; Master of Science in Urban Studies, U. New Orleans, 1983.

Career

Reporter, producer, Station WYLD Radio News, New Orleans, 1975; entertainment editor, Monroe (Louisiana) Morning World, 1975-1977; public information director, Mental Health Association, New Orleans, 1978-1979; assistant editor, Focus magazine, Philadelphia, 1980-1982; freelance writer, Collingswood, New Jersey, 1982-1991; food editor, Florida Times Union, Jacksonville, since 1991. Contributor Money magazine, New York City, since 1982, Advertising Ag., Chicago, since 1983, Jewish Exponent, Philadelphia, since 1986, Incentive Marketing magazine, New York City, since 1986, Meetings andConvs. magazine, Secaucus, New Jersey, since 1986. Contributing editor New Jersey Missouri, Morristown, since 1987, Continental magazine, Austin, Texas, since 1987, Cosmopolitan magazine, New York City, since 1988, Applause magazine, Philadelphia, since 1988.

Achievements

• Belinda Hulin-Salkin has been listed as a noteworthy Newspaper editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Counselor Crisis Line, New Orleans, 1979. Member Philadelphia Writers Organisation, American Society Journalists and Authors, Women's Equity Action League.

Connections

Married Richard Alan Salkin, November 24, 1979.

Father:

Adam Joseph Hulin

Mother:

Audrey Mae (Breaux) Hulin

Spouse:

Richard Alan Salkin