Zvia Ben-Yoseph Ginor

Background

Ginor, Zvia Ben-Yoseph was born on May 6, 1942 in Tel Aviv. Daughter of Asher and Bracha (Katzerouskia) Ben-Yoseph. came to the United States, 1961.

Education

Bachelor, U. Washington, 1965; Master of Arts, Jewish Theological Seminary, 1982; Doctor of Philosophy, Jewish Theological Seminary, 1992.

Career

Teacher, various locations including Seattle, Buffalo, Tel Aviv, New York, since 1961; scriptwriter, Boeing Aircraft Company, Seattle, 1964-1966; radio advertising executive, Boeing Aircraft Company, Buffalo, New York, 1966-1968; director program, ZOA House, Tel Aviv, 1968-1972; television scriptwriter, Israel television and Advertising, Tel Aviv, 1968-1976; lecturer, Israel Women Organisation, Tel Aviv, 1968-1976; columnist, Israel Daily, Tel Aviv, 1968-1976.

Achievements

• Zvia Ben-Yoseph Ginor has been listed as a noteworthy Jewish literature educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Private Israel Defense Forces, 1960-1961. Member National Association professors of Hebrew.

Connections

Married Amos Ginor, April 17, 1961 (deceased January 1994). Chidren: Eyal M., Ron, Netanel.

Father:

Asher Ben-Yoseph

Mother:

Bracha (Katzerouskia) Ben-Yoseph

Spouse:

Amos Ginor