Sharon Zaks Zucker

Sharon Zaks Zucker is a seasoned program administrator with a robust background spanning over 20 years. Her expertise encompasses education, communication, management, problem-solving, and training. Sharon is deeply committed to social justice initiatives, particularly focusing on violence prevention and equity in education.

Sharon achieved her academic milestones by pursuing a Master's in Public Administration with a certificate in Domestic Violence from the University of Colorado Denver. She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Communication from Rutgers University, where she further expanded her knowledge through a Study Abroad program at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Throughout her professional journey, Sharon has held significant roles in various esteemed organizations. She notably served as the Director of Welcoming & Inclusion at the Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ, the Director of Guidance and Alumni at SEEDS - Access Changes Everything, and as a Program Coordinator and Instructor at Rutgers University School of Social Work. Additionally, Sharon's experience includes positions as a Part-time Lecturer and Prevention Education Coordinator at Rutgers School of Social Work, a Graduate Assistant at the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, and an Administrative Assistant at Carnegie Corporation of New York.