Background
Goldman, Rhona Mednick was born on April 7, 1945 in Glen Cove, New York, United States. Daughter of Joseph and Mary Mednick.
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Rhona Mednick Goldman
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Rhona Mednick Goldman, American Speech-language pathologist. License speech pathologist, New York; certified school district administrator. Named Person of Year, Foreign Student Organisation, 1978; recipient Excellence in Education award Three Village Schools, 1987, State University of New York-Student Life award, 1992; grantee Mideast Suffolk Teacher Resource Center, 1988, 90, global education curriculum design grantee NAESP, 1990.
Education
Bachelor, Adelphi U., 1966; Master of Science, Queens College, 1970; postgraduate, New York University, 1986-1987.
Career
Speech therapist, Board Cooperative Education Superior vena cava syndrome, Deer Park, New York, 1966-1981; associate director Summer Institute in American Living, State University of New York, Stony Brook, 1977-1987; private practice,, Stonybrook, New York, 1980-1993; lead speech and language pathologist, Three Village Schools, Setauket, New York, since 1981; initiator global education option program, Three Village Schools, Setauket, New York, 1989. Consultant in field; presenter multicultural and global studies.
Achievements
Membership
Director host family program international students State University of New York, Stony Brook, since 1975. Member ASCD, Long Island Speech-Hearing-Language Association (editor 1970-1972).
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Married Richard Alan Goldman, June 26, 1966. Children: Todd Mitchel, Risa Kim.
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Named Person of Year, Foreign Student Organisation, 1978. Recipient Excellence in Education award Three Village Schools, 1987, State University of New York-Student Life award, 1992. Grantee Mideast Suffolk Teacher Resource Center, 1988, 90, global education curriculum design grantee NAESP, 1990.Named Person of Year, Foreign Student Organisation, 1978. Recipient Excellence in Education award Three Village Schools, 1987, State University of New York-Student Life award, 1992. Grantee Mideast Suffolk Teacher Resource Center, 1988, 90, global education curriculum design grantee NAESP, 1990.