Background
Rinsky, Judith Lynn Daughter of Allen A. and Sophie (Schwartz) Lynn.
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Judith Lynn Rinsky
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Judith Lynn Rinsky, American Foundation administrator, educator consultant. E-mail: [email protected].
Education
Bachelor in Home Economics, Montclair State University, 1963.
Career
Teacher home economics, Florence Avenue School, Irvington, New Jersey, 1963-1966;
substitute teacher, Millburn-Short Hills School System, Millburn Township, New Jersey, 1978-1982, 90-;
senior citizen coordinator, Millburn-Short Hills School System, Millburn Township, New Jersey, 1982-1987;
home instruction, Millburn-Short Hills School System, Millburn Township, New Jersey, since 1997;
respite care coordinator, Essex County Division on Aging, East Orange, New Jersey, 1988-1990;
private practice educator, Short Hills, New Jersey, since 1990;
teacher basic skills, Millburn (New Jersey) H.S., since 1998. Board member of advisory committee gerontology Seton Hall U., 1984-1990. Coordinator Mayor'sAdv.
Board Senior Citizens, Millburn-Short Hills, 1982-1987. Home instruction Millburn-Short Hills School Sys., since 1997.
Achievements
Membership
President Deerfield School Parent-Teachers Association, 1979-1980, Millburn H.S. Parent-Teachers Association, 1983-1985. Co-chairman dinner dance Charles T. King Student Loan Fund, 1981. Active Handicapped Access Study Committee, 1983-1985.
Board directors Council on Health and Human Superior vena cava syndrome, 1985-1990, 94-97. Acting director B'nai Israel Nursery School, 1994. Member Lake Naomi Association (chairman sailing committee 1981), New Jersey Home Economics Association, American Home Economics Association, Rotary (president Millburn chapter 1992-1993, board directors since 1992, advisor Millburn interact club 1987-1998, chair International Interact district 7470 1993-1995, advisor 1995-1998).
Connections
Married Joel C. Rinsky, January 29, 1963. Children: Heidi Mae Schnapp, Heather Star Maxon, Jason Wayne.
