42 Years as a Career Counselor:

•  21 years in private practice in Cambridge, office opened in 1996

•  21 years, Director of Career Services, Radcliffe College

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--Built RCS from a small career office serving seniors and alumni to a widely acclaimed multi-faceted enterprise serving the Greater Boston community

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 --Oversaw the development of a comprehensive set of workshops and a large career library

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--Initiated and designed innovative programs and conferences dealing with a wide range of current career issues, such as “People Who Fought Discrimination Suits and Won”

 

 --Trained two generations of career counselors and influenced the career counseling profession

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--Honored for service by Radcliffe College by being made Director of Radcliffe Career Services and Programs, emerita

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--Founded and coordinated the Boston Reevaluation Counseling community which grew from two members to over 650 students and 35 teachers in five years

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--With Cambridge Documentary Films, co-produced two nationally distributed videos on career counseling: the award-winning Not Just a Job: Career Planning for Women and Life's Work: Four Approaches to Career Counseling.

 

--BA from Radcliffe and Harvard Colleges

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-- EdM in Human Development from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. 

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--Married to Maurice R. Stein, Professor Emeritus of Sociology at Brandeis University

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--Parent of two grown children, one a professor of environmental studies and anthropology and the other a high school history teacher.

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--Listed in the most recent editions of Who's Who in the East and Who's Who of American Women