Frances Segall Dubner

Background

Dubner, Frances Segall was born on November 26, 1930 in New York City. Daughter of Jacob and Betty (Meyer) Segall.

Education

Bachelor in Secondary Education Speech/English, CUNY, 1951; Master of Arts in Secondary Education Speech/English, CUNY, 1953; Doctor of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction, Georgia State University, 1979.

Career

Teacher, New York City Maxwell Vocational H.S., Brooklyn, 1951-1964; assistant professor committee, Shaw U., Raleigh, North Carolina, 1965-1971; English teacher, Jackson (Tennessee) Control Merry H.S., 1971-1973; instructor speech, Georgia State University, Atlanta, 1973-1974; teacher of gifted, Chamblee (Georgia) H.S., 1974-1989; teacher of gifted, Dunwoody (Georgia) H.S., 1989-1997; education consultant, since 1997. President Cinema, Inc., Raleigh, 1967-1969, DeKalb Supporters of Gifted, Atlanta, 1984-1986. President-elect North Carolina Speech Association, Raleigh, 1970-1971.

Achievements

• Frances Segall Dubner has been listed as a noteworthy Gifted/talented education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Delaware North Carolina Democratic Party, 1964. Member American Civil Liberties Union, Georgia Association Gifted Children, National Education Association, Georgia Education Association, Common Cause, Amnesty International, Sierra Club.

Interests

• Avocations: writing, traveling, reading.

Connections

Married Raymond M. Dubner, December 24, 1950. Children: Steven, Jerrold, Nancy Dubner Teich.

Father:

Jacob Segall

Mother:

Betty (Meyer) Segall

Spouse:

Raymond M. Dubner

child:

Steven Dubner

child:

Nancy Dubner Teich Dubner

child:

Jerrold Dubner