Maxine Lubner
About Maxine Lubner
Maxine Lubner is a professor with advanced degrees in sociomedical sciences from Columbia University and a background in aviation education. She has conducted FAA-sponsored research and served in leadership roles at various academic institutions, promoting aviation education and international collaboration.
Work at Vaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology
Maxine Lubner has held significant roles at Vaughn College, where she chaired both the aviation and management departments. Her leadership in these departments has contributed to the development of educational programs that align with industry standards and practices.
Education and Expertise
Maxine Lubner earned a master’s and doctorate degree in sociomedical sciences from Columbia University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science and an honor’s degree in psychology from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. Her educational background supports her expertise in sociomedical issues within aviation and education.
Background
Maxine Lubner has a diverse professional background that includes serving as the executive director of the CUNY Aviation Institute at York College. She has also worked at NYU’s School of Social Work in the doctorate program, where she contributed to the academic development of students in the field.
Research and Contributions
Lubner has conducted FAA-sponsored research, focusing on pilot training programs for general aviation. This research aims to enhance the safety and effectiveness of training methodologies in the aviation sector. Additionally, she has promoted aviation education and facilitated information exchange between the United States and Tanzania.