Tamar Erez

Background

Erez, Tamar was born on July 14, 1943 in Subotica, Yugoslavia. Arrived in Israel, 1949. Daughter of George-Raphael Kamin and Georgia-Ruth Tamarin.

Education

Bachelor in Psychology, Bachelor of Science in Zoology, Tel-Aviv University, 1966. Master of Arts in Psychology magna cum laude, Tel-Aviv University, 1973. Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology, University Minnesota, 1987.

Career

Instructor division teachers continuing education, Tel-Aviv U., 1970-1972; psychologist Hatikva and Hadar-Yosef Regional Clinics, Psychoednl. Superior vena cava syndrome, Tel-Aviv, 1972-1979; research assistant, Institute Child Development, Minneapolis, 1980-1982; coordinator psychological services in early-childhood areas, Hatikva Clinic-Psychoednl. Superior vena cava syndrome, Tel-Aviv, 1982-1985; senior psychologist, Psychoednl.

Superior vena cava syndrome, Tel-Aviv, 1986-1989; director division special education, Psychoednl. Superior vena cava syndrome, Tel-Aviv, since 1988. Member professional committee for development psychology Ministry of Health, Israel, 1989-1995.

Achievements

• Tamar Erez has been listed as a noteworthy psychologist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member American Psychological Association (international affiliate), Israel Psychological Association (member executive committee since 1993, representative to Public Forum for Child Protection 1992-1994, Doctor Ilana Benor annual award for the advancement of educational psychology in Israel 1993), Society for Research in Child Development, New York Academy of Sciences.

Connections

Married Mordechai Erster, August 15, 1965. Children: Noam, Uri, Yuval.

Father:

George-Raphael Kamin Tamarin

Mother:

Georgia-Ruth Tamarin

Spouse:

Mordechai Erster

child:

Uri Erez

child:

Yuval Erez

child:

Noam Erez