Background
Josefowitz was born on October 31, 1926 in Paris, France; the daughter of Myron T. Chapro and Tamara (Fradkin) Chapro.
1255 Amsterdam Ave, New York City, New York, United States
Josefowitz received a Master of Social Work degree from Columbia School of Social Work in 1965.
Natasha Josefowitz and world-renowned artist Francoise Gilot, who illustrated Natasha's first book of poetry.
La Jolla, California, United States
Natasha Josefowitz and Barack Obama.
Natasha Josefowitz and Irwin Zahn spoke on their recently published poetry book “He Writes, She Writes."
Natasha Josefowitz and her husband, Herman Gadon.
Michelle Obama and Natasha Josefowitz.
Natasha Josefowitz and Hillary Clinton.
(Poems describe housework, diets, Thanksgiving, superstiti...)
Poems describe housework, diets, Thanksgiving, superstition, grandfathers, childhood, adolescence, infants, self-image, parenting, grandchildren, and aging.
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1986
(A Hundred Scoops ofIce Cream is a warm and joyous celebra...)
A Hundred Scoops ofIce Cream is a warm and joyous celebration of the events - large and small - in children's lives, from playing in puddles to taking baths, from being afraid of the dark to having a new baby join the family.
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1988
(An unforgettable mix of sentimentality and humor that inc...)
An unforgettable mix of sentimentality and humor that includes poems and lively insights on everything from diet tricks, shopping, and household chores to clothes designers, the media, and what women really want.
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2001
(This book is for all of you in your forties, fifties, and...)
This book is for all of you in your forties, fifties, and sixties who have aging parents, those of you in your sixties and seventies who are retired or thinking of retirement, and those of you in your eighties and nineties who have "been there and done that."
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2005
(In this delightful book, author Natasha Josefowitz tackle...)
In this delightful book, author Natasha Josefowitz tackles the fun and foibles of growing older. Her witty and often humorous observations on life, love, family, and the revelations that come with aging will make readers laugh, cry, and nod their heads in agreement as they read about the joyful side of living longer.
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2009
(From announcing your promotion to planning your next one,...)
From announcing your promotion to planning your next one, from solving your workers' problems to dealing with your own stress, a leading management expert tells you, in advance, what is ahead.
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2009
(From the first, life-changing terminal diagnosis to a new...)
From the first, life-changing terminal diagnosis to a new way of life as a widow, the deeply moving journey of mourning a beloved spouse’s death is the subject of Natasha Josefowitz’s candid, uplifting collection of poems, Living Without the One You Cannot Live Without.
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2013
Josefowitz was born on October 31, 1926 in Paris, France; the daughter of Myron T. Chapro and Tamara (Fradkin) Chapro.
Josefowitz received a Master of Social Work degree from Columbia School of Social Work in 1965. Twelve years later she earned her Doctor of Philosophy degree from Sussex College.
Josefowitz began her career as a professor of social work at Child Guidance Clinic of the Lausanne University in 1965 and had held it for nine years. In 1972, she was appointed a lecturer and psychologist at Lausanne University. Then in 1974, Natasha became a professor of management at the University of New Hampshire. Also she held the same position at SDSU Fowler College of Business from 1980 to 1984.
In addition to her teaching career, she had her own weekly radio broadcast and a weekly television segment for ten years. In 1980, Natasha wrote "Paths to Power: A Woman’s Guide from First Job to Top Executive", which quickly became a bestselling guide for women in the workplace. She wrote her own nationally syndicated column and appeared on Larry King Show, Sally Jesse Raphael and Dr. Ruth. Josefowitz currently writes a bi-monthly column for the La Jolla Village News and for Jewishsightseeing.com.
(From the first, life-changing terminal diagnosis to a new...)
2013(This book is for all of you in your forties, fifties, and...)
2005(A Hundred Scoops ofIce Cream is a warm and joyous celebra...)
1988(An unforgettable mix of sentimentality and humor that inc...)
2001(From announcing your promotion to planning your next one,...)
2009(Poems describe housework, diets, Thanksgiving, superstiti...)
1986(Poems deal with sleep, companionship, communication, vuln...)
1986(In this delightful book, author Natasha Josefowitz tackle...)
2009(A Witty View of How to Stop Counting the Years and Start ...)
1995Josefowitz is a member of Rotary International in California.
On May 15, 1949 Natasha Josefowitz married Sam Josefowitz. Then she married Herman Gadon. She has five children, ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren.