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MARCIA BROWN RUBINSTIEN, M.A., C.E.P.345 North Main Street, Suite 317,West Hartford, CT 06117 Phone/Fax: (860) 233-3900 Internet site: http://www.edufax.com E-mail: edufax@edufax.com | ||
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P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E SPECTRUM Consulting, LLC, West Hartford, CT Co-Director, Educational Consultant - 2006-present Provide professional resources and presentations to schools and programs addressing the academic and social/emotional needs of children, adolescents, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Read about SPECTRUM services EDUFAX with Marcia Rubinstien, LLC, West Hartford, CT Director, Educational Consultant - 1981-present Provide educational consultation, evaluation and placement; facilitate school, college and graduate school admissions process; design tutorials; present professionally; publish scholarly articles; manage interactive web site; assist families in crisis intervention and placement in wilderness and emotional growth programs; publish monthly newsletter; conduct education/relocation research for corporate and individual clients; offer NLD coaching and counseling to individuals and families. Read Press Releases Read about EDUFAX Services UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD, Hartford, CT Adjunct Faculty, Education Department - 1999-2000 Taught Introduction to Human Development to undergraduate and graduate students. HARTFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Hartford, CT Career Planning Specialist, Look Forward Program - 1996-2000 Taught career planning; offered career counseling and psychometric testing. Career Counselor, Corporate Clientele - 1997 Counseled corporate employees in pilot project for pro-active career/life planning Advisor, Non-traditional Age Students - 1988 Led weekly support group; scheduled speakers and workshops; conducted research. Staff Counselor, Counseling Center - 1985-1987 Counseled community and student clients; taught "Preparing for the Academic Life". Graduate Intern, Office of Student Services - 1984-1985 Counseled, conducted research; bridged non-traditional age students and administration. WESTERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY, Danbury, CT Assistant Professor of Counseling Services - 1990-1991 Counseled, tested, researched, supervised colleagues, and wrote newsletter. Served on Budget, A.A.U.P., Faculty, Student Service and Orientation Boards; Dean's Orientation Planning, Improvement of Instruction & Evaluation, Financial Aid Appeals Committees. Led support groups and orientations; received Faculty Recognition Award. MIDRASHA COMMUNITY HEBREW HIGH SCHOOL, West Hartford, CT Curriculum Specialist, Language Coordinator, Teacher - 1981-1990 Developed Hebrew language program, grades 7-12; taught Hebrew language and literature. CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY, New Britain, CT Graduate Intern, Department of Cooperative Education - 1983-1984 Taught credit-bearing course; counseled; tested, directed intake; supervised resume preparation. SOLOMON SCHECHTER DAY SCHOOL, West Hartford, CT Teacher, Curriculum Advisor - 1980-1982 CAMP RAMAH IN NEW ENGLAND, Brookline/Palmer, MA Education Coordinator, Summer Teaching Supervisor - 1981-1985 | ||
| A D V O C A C Y and C O M M I T M E N T NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THERAPEUTIC SCHOOLS and PROGRAMS - 2007-present Member NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL TEACHERS (NASET)- 2006-present Member AMERICAN COUNSELING ASSOCIATION - 2003-present Member NONVERBAL LEARNING DISORDERS ASSOCIATION (NLDA), Sumsbury, CT - 1997-present International non-profit association for children and adults with NLD Founder - 1997 Executive Liaison - 2003-present President - 1999-2003 INDEPENDENT EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATION (IECA) - 1991-present Standing Committee Member, Special Needs Committee - 2006-present Standing Committee Member, LD Committee - 1999-present IECA National Board Member - 2001-2004 National Chairperson, Learning Disabilities Committee - 1999-2003 Co-Chair, Principles and Practices Institute - 2000-2003 Featured Writer, Insights Newsletter - 1999-present THE FRANKLIN ACADEMY, East Haddam, CT - 2001-present Residential and day school for students with Nonverbal Learning Disorders (NLD) Member, Professional Advisory Board NATIONAL ASSOCIATION for COLLEGE ADMISSION COUNSELING (NACAC) Member - 1991-present THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CERTIFIED EDUCATIONAL PLANNERS (CEP) - 1997-present Professional accreditation institute requiring regular recertification CONNECTICUT STATE ADVISORY COUNCIL on SPECIAL EDUCATION Member, ad hoc Committee on Regional Social Skills Groups - 1999-2001 SMART KIDS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, Westport, CT A non-profit organization supporting efforts on behalf of children with LD Monthly Newsletter Contributing Editor - 2001-present Professional Advisory Board - 2000-2002 LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSOCIATION OF CONNECTICUT, Hartford, CT Professional Advisory Board - 1996-present | ||
| C O R P O R A T E and B U S I N E S S C O N S U L T A T I O N THE PRUDENTIAL, INC. Connecticut Orientation and Relocation Program, West Palm Beach, FL - 1998 Developed and presented 15-session corporate rlocaton program. PRATT & WHITNEY/HARTFORD COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, Hartford, CT Pilot Project for Corporate Life Planning/Career-Counseling, East Hartford, CT - 1997 COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (CDC), Farmington, CT - 1996-1997 Gave ongoing presentation on effecive corporate communication. | ||
| P R O F E S S I O N A L E X P E R I E N C E in I S R A E L, 1970 - 1980 HEBREW UNIVERSITY, Jerusalem, Israel HEBREW UNIVERSITY CENTER for PRE-ACADEMIC STUDIES Instructor, English Faculty JERUSALEM TEACHERS' COLLEGE, Jerusalem, Israel Instructor, English Department Coordinator CENTER FOR SCIENTIFIC TRANSLATIONS, JERUSALEM PUBLISHING HOUSE, Jerusalem, Israel Translator, Copy Editor, Layout Designer, Hebrew to English THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF NATURE, Zahala, Israel Translator, Hebrew to English | ||
| E D U C A T I O N HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION, Cambridge, MA Program: Human Development and Psychology Doctoral Coursework completed, ABD ST. JOSEPH COLLEGE, West Hartford, CT M.A. in Counseling, 1985 Braceland Award for Outstanding Achievement HEBREW UNIVERSITY, Department of Comparative Literature, Jerusalem, Israel Graduate Student A.B.D., 1970-1973 BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, Waltham, MA B.A. in Comparative Literature, 1969; Dean's List; Jacob Hiatt Scholar | ||
| S E L E C T E D P U B L I C A T I O N S Rubinstien, M. "Chapter IV: Nonverbal Learning Disorder (NLD)," pp. 14-17, in Lipkin, Midge. The College Sourcebook for Students with Learning and Developmental Differences. Wintergreen Orchard House, Westford, MA: 2005. Marcia Brown Rubinstien. Raising NLD Superstars: What families with nonverbal learning disorders need to know about nurturing confident, competent kids. Jessica Kingsley Publishers: London, 2004, Philadelphia: 2005. Check it out on Amazon.com Rubinstien, M. "Career Counseling for the NLD/AS World," in Employment for Individuals With Asperger Syndrome or Non-Verbal Learning Disability: Stories and Strategies, by Yvona Fast. Jessica Kingsley Publishers: Philadelphia: 2004. Check it out on Amazon.com Smart Kids with Learning Disabilities National Newsletter, 2001-present Relevant articles:
Rubinstien, M., et al, (Eds.). (2002). The NLD Notebook. West Hartford, CT: NLDA Publications. Rubinstien, M. "INSIGHTS", August/September, 2002. In Memoriam: A Tribute to Marilyn Colson Rubinstien, M. "INSIGHTS", March, 2001. Clients with LD - A Family Affair. Colson, M., and Rubinstien, M. "Maryland Family Magazine", August, 1998, pages 32-33. The Little Genius, A Tale of Non-Verbal Learning Disabilities. Colson, M., and Rubinstien, M. "Maryland Family Magazine", April, 1997, pages 52-53. Collegiate Countdown. Colson, M., and Rubinstien, M. "Maryland Family Magazine", October, 1997, pages 24-25. Dispelling the Myths about Learning Disabilities. Rubinstien, Marcia Brown. Journal of College Admission, Vol. 151, Spring, 1996. Book Reviews: Guides for prospective college students and their families. | ||
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