In 1972 Goldstein took up a teaching job at Western Connecticut State University He established the only meteorology bachelor's degree in the state, and began to run WestConn's weather center, which supplied forecasting information to 20 local radio and television stations.
While teaching he also began to run WestConn's weather center, which supplied forecasting information to 20 local radio and television stations. In 1972 Goldstein took up a teaching job at Western Connecticut State University.
In 1972 Goldstein took up a teaching job at Western Connecticut State University. While teaching he also began to run WestConn's weather center, which supplied forecasting information to 20 local radio and television stations.
In 1972 Goldstein took up a teaching job at Western Connecticut State University. While teaching he also began to run WestConn's weather center, which supplied forecasting information to 20 local radio and television stations.