Name
Levine, Naomi B., 1923- (Interviewee)
Grele, Ronald J (Interviewer)
Title
Oral history interview with Naomi B. Levine, 2001
Abstract
Childhood: Bronx, NY; Education: Hunter College, BA, 1944; Columbia University, LLB, 1946: professors; Columbia Law Review, editorial board, 1945-1946; Scandrette, Tuttle & Chalaire, 1946-1948; Charles Gottlieb, 1948-1950; American Jewish Congress, lawyer, chief legal counsel, director of women's division, national executive director, 1950-1978; John Jay College of Criminal Justice, professor, 1969 -1973; New York University, External Affairs, Vice President, 1978-; Camp Greylock for Girls, director, 1955-; publications: Schools in Crisis, 1969, The Jewish Poor - an American Awakening, 1974, Politics, Religion & Love, 1990; balance of work, family life; status of women in Judaism
Collection Name
Columbia University Law School alumnae oral history collection
Subjects
Women lawyers; Levine, Naomi B., 1923-; Columbia University. School of Law Alumni and alumnae
Format
oral histories; sound recordings
Genre
Interviews
Date
2001
Note (Biographical)
Lawyer
Note
Interviewed by Ronald J. Grele on April 4, 2001
Note (Provenance)
Naomi B. Levine, Gift 2001
Language
English
Library Location
Columbia Center for Oral History, Columbia University
Catalog Record
15195996
Persistent URL
https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d8-1k2q-em75
Related URLs
Available digital content for this interview.