Quality Matters Institutional Coordinator

• Oct 2021 - Present

Professor

• 2015 - Present

Teaching courses in Leadership, Managing Change, Supervision and Public Speaking and The Art of Persuasion, On line course for students with Prior Learning Experience.

Dean

• Sep 2001 - Apr 2015

This private institution offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs to a diverse student body of 1200 learners, 600 of whom are registered in the School of Human Services and Education. Its main campus is located in lower Manhattan's environment of Tribeca at Soho and the other campus in the Bronx. The college's mission is to link classroom and the workplace, preparing future human services leaders, education and business professionals to deal with the challenges and problems of the city in order to make contributions to the global economy of the private and public sector of the metropolitan area.• Reporting to the President, and functioning as member of the Academic Council where the President and three Deans act as Provost.• Administer academic affairs for the Audrey Cohen School of Human Services and Education, ranging from policy development to faculty appointment and re-appointment.• Oversee the supervision, assessment and promotion of twenty-eight full time faculty members, over one hundred faculty adjuncts, an assistant dean for Administration, one Administrative Assistant, two Chairs (one for Human Services and the other for Liberal Arts and General Education), two Experiential Leaning Coordinators, the Directors of the Learning Enhancement Center, Welfare to Careers, and Mentors’ Program & First Year Experience, the Coordinator for the Counseling Alcohol and Substance Abuse Certificate Program (CASAC), and the Director of the Graduate Program of Education.• Provide leadership for academic program planning at the undergraduate and graduate levels; policy and curriculum development and review; fiscal management and budget planning; faculty development; new program offerings; and grants.• Responsible for 23% (5.8m) of the total institutional budget of $25 million. Show less

Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management

• 1993 - 2001

A comprehensive community college serving the Borough of Queens; 9,500 full time students with 11,500 head count and approximately 30,000 non-credit students; total budget of $87 million; 255 full time faculty and 445 adjuncts; 589 administrative employees and classified staff and 2 collective bargaining unions.I was the chief academic and student affairs officer in a comprehensive division that offered academic support services to the college; responsible for 8% of the college budget, $7.1 million, and a division of 185 faculty and staff. • Reported directly to the President and functioned as a member of the Senior Executive Council.• Appointed, supervised and evaluated teaching and counseling faculty, and administrative staff.• Responsible for Admissions, Registrar, Financial Aid, Academic & Career Counseling Center, Early Childhood Learning Center, International Students, Health Services, Recreation, College Discovery, Personal Counseling, Student Life, Campus judiciary, students with disabilities and the Center for Leadership.• Planned and managed $7.1 million budget and multi-year grants. Show less

Chair, Counseling Department

• 1993 - 2001

A comprehensive community college serving the Borough of Queens; 9,500 full time students with 11,500 head count and approximately 30,000 non-credit students; total budget of $87 million; 255 full time faculty and 445 adjuncts; 589 administrative employees and classified staff and 2 collective bargaining unions.• Developed curriculum and activities for the Counseling Department and oversaw their implementation.• Supervised twenty-two educational psychologists (faculty engaged in individualized academic, personal, and career counseling) and eighteen adjuncts in four clusters: Academic and Career Counseling Center; College Discovery Program; Student Services; Personal Counseling and Student Life.• Responsible for budget allocations, faculty hiring and promotions, class schedules, and curriculum and program development.• Represented faculty and staff in the Academic Senate and Personnel and Budget Committee, as well as to external constituencies. Show less

Interim Director for Student Development

• 1992 - 1993

One of the 12 senior colleges of The City University of New York system; the only senior technical college; offers 40 career-oriented baccalaureate, associate and certificate programs with an enrollment of over 12,000 students. Worked with Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Affairs to develop and implement programs and activities to expand the students' experiences and prepare them for technical careers. Assessed them with their co-curricular programs and worked with the faculty to increase student participation in co-curricular events. Show less

Dean of Students

• 1990 - 1992

A senior college of the City University of New York system; a comprehensive Arts and Sciences college, with enrollment of over 10,000 students and an international student body representing 80 countries. Area responsibilities included Enrollment Management/Admissions, Registrar, Counseling, Financial Aid, Athletics and Intramural, Veteran Affairs, Student Life, International and Disabled Students Support Services, Child Care, Health Center, Testing and Scholarship, Tutorial, Minority Affairs, and Campus Security. Show less

Director of Residence Life and Assistant Dean of Students

• 1983 - 1990

The second largest university in New Jersey with an enrollment of 13,000 students. Reported to the Vice President for Student Affairs. Provided leadership and direction to the entire self-supporting Residence Life program serving approximately 2,200 students in five residence halls and one apartment complex. Managed a budget of $9 million. Promoted from Associate Direction (1983-1987). The second largest university in New Jersey with an enrollment of 13,000 students. Reported to the Vice President for Student Affairs. Provided leadership and direction to the entire self-supporting Residence Life program serving approximately 2,200 students in five residence halls and one apartment complex. Managed a budget of $9 million. Promoted from Associate Direction (1983-1987).

Assistant Director of Administration for the Division of Residence Life

• 1981 - 1983

One of the our centers in the State University of New York's 64 campus system enrollment of over 17,000 students and a residence life program serving 7,500 students. This is the largest residential program in the New York Sate. Responsible for the administration of the Residence Life Program for the university center and the hospital, 23 residence halls and one 12-unit apartment complex. Supervised 30 student personnel administrators and 15 graduate students. Coordinated and monitored the room assignment process for 7,500 students. Show less