Adjunct Faculty, Pharmacy Technician

JUDITH HOPE EDLIN

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EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

University Of Pittsburgh BA Sociology May 1974

Brookdale Community College AA Cultural Anthropology May 2002

Monmouth University BA Anthropology May 2005

Monmouth University MaLA Professional Liberal Arts May 2007

Concentration in Anthropology

Hebrew University graduate course in archaeological field methods,

Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

June-August 2007

Monmouth University Masters World History awarded with distinction

May 2010

Internships

Museum of Jewish Heritage: A Living Memorial to the Holocaust August 2005 to December 2005 Training for docent work in museums.

Present, educate, and guide local high school

age students in the history of the Holocaust.

Research Interests

Jews in China Pre-WWI

Culture of War Movies: Fact or Fiction

Academic Employment

Bergen Community College

Department of History, Sociology, Geography

Adjunct Faculty………September 2010 to present

Courses taught:

Western Civilization

Geography

United States History

Brookdale Community College

Lincroft, New Jersey

Department of Anthropology and Sociology

Adjunct Faculty Fall 2007 to present

Courses taught:

Cultural Anthropology

Intercultural Communications

Monmouth University

Department of History and Anthropology

400 Cedar Ave.

West Long Branch, NJ 07764

Courses Taught

Cultures of the World

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology

Introduction to Archaeology

United States History

Human Geography

Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Administrator Department of Orthopaedics

4190 City Ave.

Philadelphia, Pa. 19131

September 1973-February 1979

Presentations

Global Understanding Monmouth University 2004

War Movies: Fact or Fiction Monmouth University

Field Methods in Archeology Monmouth University 2007

Field Methods in Archaeology Congregation B’nai Israel 2008

Master’s thesis: Chinese Jews: An Incident of Assimilation to Chinese Culture 2010

Organizational experience

Administrator Orthopaedic department Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Responsibilities:

1.Keep records and administer the department for undergraduate and graduate students in the department.

2.Liaison between the department and other departmental details for all aspects concerning the administration of the department and administration of the hospital.

3.Establish an office and its staff for a new solo practice in Cardiology

4.Provide mentoring for undergraduate students pursuing both academic and non-academics.

Additional skills:

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Power Point

Research

Pharmacy Technician

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