Renee Judith Greene, industrial psychology consultant. Recipient Star of Deborah award B"nai B"rith, 1973. Member National Association for Female Executives, Jewish Youth Directors Association (director) 1981-1982), Southeast Psychological Association (associate), National Alzheimer"s and Related Diseases Association (associate), National Association Temporary Services (chapter public relations committee, vice president South Florida chapter 1986, acting president 1986, secretary 1987).
Education
B. Charleston, South Carolina., March 20, 1955;daughter George and Sylvia R. (Ginsberg) Greene. Bachelor of Science, U. Florida, 1976.
MSin Human Services, Nova University, 1986.
Director Dixie council B"nai B"rith Youth Organisation, Charleston, 1976-1978. Director youth activities Charleston Jewish Community Center, 1976-1978.
Assistant director Florida region B"nai B"rith Youth, Orlando, 1978-1980. Director Southeast region, department youth activities United Synagogue American, Plantation, Florida, 1980-1983.
Consultant to medical practices and hospitals, 1989. Advisory chair Country Isles Elementary School, 1997-1998, Everglades Elementary School, 1998.
Career
Director Dixie council B"nai B"rith Youth Organization Director youth activities Charleston Jewish Community Center. Assistant director; director Southeast region, department youth activities United Synagogue American, Plantation, Florida
Achievements
Renee Judith Greene has been listed as a noteworthy industrial psychology consultant by Marquis Who's Who.
Membership
Member National Association for Female Executives, Jewish Youth Directors Association (director) 1981-1982), Southeast Psychological Association (associate), National Alzheimer"s and Related Diseases Association (associate), National Association Temporary Services (chapter public relations committee, vice president South Florida chapter 1986, acting president 1986, secretary 1987).
Interests
Art, writing, music
Connections
Married Michael Fish, March 29,1986. Children: Brandon Abraham, Gilah Ilana.
