Renée C. Levine Melammed

Background

Melammed, Renée C. Levine was born on February 11, 1952 in Roslyn, New York, United States. Arrived in Israel, 1983. Daughter of Bernard and Saralee (Rothman) Levine.

Education

AB, Smith College, 1973. Master of Arts, Brandeis University, 1978. Doctor of Philosophy, Brandeis University, 1982.

Career

Lecturer University Maryland, College Park, 1982—1983, Ben Gurion University, Beersheva, Israel, 1983—1990. Post-doctoral fellow Annenberg Research Institute, Philadelphia, 1990—1991. Scholar in residence Franklin & Marshall College, Lancaster, 1991—1993.

Research associate, visiting lecturer Harvard University Division School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1993—1994. Senior scholar Clal Institute, New York City, 1994—1995. Assistant dean, associate professor Jewish history Schechter Institute Jewish Studies, Jerusalem, since 1996.

Conference and workshop organizer Schechter Institute, Jerusalem, 1997, Jerusalem, 99, Jerusalem, 2001.

Achievements

• Renée C. Levine Melammed has been listed as a noteworthy theology studies educator, historian by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Civil Guard, Jerusalem, 2000. Lecturer in field; Member of Israeli History Society, Association American Jewish Studies.

Interests

• Swimming, folk dancing, singing.

Connections

Married Uri Melammed, August 18, 1983. Children: Shira, Benjamin.

Father:

Bernard Levine

Mother:

Saralee (Rothman) Levine

Spouse:

Uri Melammed

child:

Shira Melammed

child:

Benjamin Melammed