Jean Reeve Oppenheim

Background

Oppenheim, Jean Reeve was born on March 5, 1931 in Cohoes, New York, United States. Daughter of Charles Thomas and Velma (Bowden) Reeve.

Education

Bachelor, Cornell University, 1952. Master of Arts, Wesleyan University, 1981. Postgraduate student, Teachers College, Columbia University, since 1978.

Career

Assistant chemistry laboratory Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, 1952—1953. Laboratory assistant chemistry New York University, Belleview Medical Center, New York City, 1953—1957. Mathematics teacher Henley School, Nightingale-Banford School, Bentley School, 1958—1961.

Mathematics coordinator Calhoun School, New York City, 1963—1980. Chairman mathematics department Friends Seminary, since 1980. Conductor workshops, speaker in field.

Achievements

• Jean Reeve Oppenheim has been listed as a noteworthy secondary school educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of Association Supervision and Curriculum Development, National Council Teachers of Mathematics, Association Teachers Indiana Schools New York City and Vicinity (executive board member since 1975, president since 1979), Kappa Delta Pi.

Connections

Married Naomi Stern Oppenheim. Married Charles Bruce Oppenheim.

Father:

Charles Thomas Reeve

Mother:

Velma (Bowden) Reeve

Spouse:

Charles Bruce Oppenheim.

Spouse:

Naomi Stern Oppenheim