Judith Shelley Goldstein

Background

Goldstein, Judith Shelley was born on March 5, 1935 in Brooklyn. Daughter of Maurice and Mary (Goldstein) Goldstein.

Education

Bachelor, Adelphi U., l956; Master of Arts, Columbia University, l957; Doctor of Education, Hofstra U., l984.

Career

Early childhood teacher, New York City School System, Brooklyn, l957-80; reading specialist, Southampton (New York) Unified School District, l98l-87; special education teacher, Amagansett (New York) School, l987-88; member adjunct faculty C.W. Post Campus,, Long Island U., Brookville, New York, l984-88; supervisor clinical practice Southampton Campus, Long Island U., l988-95. Executive director nursery school Jewish Center of Hamptons, East Hampton, New York, 1988-1989. Adjunct associate professor Southampton Campus Long Island U., 1989-1994, Dowling College, 1990-1992.

Adjunct assistant professor Suffolk County Community College, 1989-1995, adjunct associate professor since 1995.

Achievements

• Judith Shelley Goldstein has been listed as a noteworthy Reading and learning specialist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Guild Hall, East Hampton, since 1980. Vice president education Hadassah, East Hampton, 1989-1992. Chair American Affairs, 1993-1996.

Teacher religious church Jewish Center of the Hamptons, since 1990. Member ASCD, American Association of University Women (vice president programming 1987-1989, secretary since 1993), International Reading Association.

Interests

• Avocations: gardening, museums.

Connections

Father:

Maurice Goldstein

Mother:

Mary (Goldstein) Goldstein