Background
Rosenheck, Jean Birnbaum was born on August 15, 1930 in Monticello, New York, United States. Daughter of Adolph and Sarah (Haber) Birnbaum.
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Jean Birnbaum Rosenheck
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Education
Bachelor, Syracuse University, 1952.
Career
Assistant personnel manager, Channel Master, Ellenville, New York, 1952-1957; president, Princess Advertising Inc., Glen Wild, New York, since 1961; treasurer, Rock Hill (New York) Development Corporation, 1968-1985.
Achievements
Membership
Member Monticello (New York ) School Board, 1977-1997, president, since 1988. President Sullivan County School Boards, Liberty, New York, 1977-1982, member executive committee, 1982-1997. Vice president Jewish Community Center, Monticello, 1963-1965.
Board directors Temple Sholom, Monticello, 1965-1968. Member Mid Hudson Study Council Legislation Committee, since 1996, New York.S Woman's Advisory Council, Southern Tier, 1996-1999.
Connections
Married Seymour Rosenheck, December 17, 1955. 1 child, Sari.
Education
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1952
Career
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1952 - 1957
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1961
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1968 - 1985
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Merit, Small Business Administration, 1977, 1996-1997, Certified of Appreciation, New York State School Bds. Association, 1983, 85, 92, 93, Chai award B'nai B'rith, 1988, Outstanding Board Member award Mid-Hudson Study Council, 1992, Alumnus of Week/Year, 1994, Centennial Celebration Catskill Mount Business and Professional Women Woman of Year, 1994. Recipient University Women-Monticello/Liberty Chapter Unsung Hero award, 1989. Named South Carolina. Democratic "Woman of Year", 1981, 88, 93, 94.Recipient Certified of Merit, Small Business Administration, 1977, 1996-1997, Certified of Appreciation, New York State School Bds. Association, 1983, 85, 92, 93, Chai award B'nai B'rith, 1988, Outstanding Board Member award Mid-Hudson Study Council, 1992, Alumnus of Week/Year, 1994, Centennial Celebration Catskill Mount Business and Professional Women Woman of Year, 1994. Recipient University Women-Monticello/Liberty Chapter Unsung Hero award, 1989.
Named South Carolina. Democratic "Woman of Year", 1981, 88, 93, 94.