Resume

• 1994

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  English Language and Literature

  General

  Univeristy of Rhode Island

• 1993

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  English Language and Literature/Letters

  University of Rhode Island

• 1991

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  English Language and Literature/Letters

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

• 1985

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  English Literature (British and Commonwealth); Political Science

  Dickinson College

• Grant Writing

  Adult Education

  Academic Administration

  Higher Education Administration

  Courses

  Student Affairs

  Distance Learning

  Faculty Development

  Student Development

  Tutoring

  Teaching

  Higher Education

  Curriculum Design

  College Teaching

  Staff Development

  E-Learning

  Educational Technology

  Academic Advising

  Instructional Design

  Curriculum Development

  OHop

  OHop

  HACC

  HACC

  Central Pennsylvania's Community College

  Northland Pioneer College

  HACC

  Central Pennsylvania's Community College

  Virtual Learning and the Lebanon Campus

  Supervised 40 full-time faculty members and 4 full-time temporary faculty members

  including responsibility for goal setting

  observations

  and annual summative evaluations (Virtual Learning and the Lebanon Campus). Created and ensured quality control measures for Virtual Learning and the Lebanon Campus

  including via the hiring process. Assessed course quality for online and face-to-face offerings

  which included over 500 classes. Lead training for online

  blended

  and web-enhanced course delivery. Supervised the Director of Academic Technologies

  Coordinator of the Center for Design and Instruction

  the Virtual Learning Instructional\n \nDesigner

  and the Lebanon Campus Director of the Office of Academic Success. Co-developed and taught the online and blended training program. Assisted in efforts for new teaching initiatives

  including implementation of collaborative learning spaces/classrooms and a One Button Studio at the Lebanon Campus.

  Executive Director of Academic Integrity

  HACC

  Central Pennsylvania's Community College

  Teach Fundamental of College Composition

  College Composition I and II

  Introduction to Literature

  and Major British Writers in face-to-face

  blended

  and online formats. Developed online versions of ENGL 101

  ENGL 102

  ENGL 201

  and ENGL 207.

  HACC

  HACC

  Central Pennsylvania's Community College

  Central Pennsylvania

  Supervised the Education Department consisting of 5 full-time faculty members and approximately 20 adjunct faculty members. Oversaw the rewriting of the curriculum to adhere to new PA Department of Education standards for the PreK-4th grade teaching credential

  including rewriting 22 courses. Continued efforts towards accreditation by NAEYC.

  Education Department Chair

  Central Pennsylvania

  . Coordinated the Academic Affairs unit including Curriculum Compliance

  Workforce Development

  Virtual Learning

  Library

  Institutional Research

  and Student/Academic Success. This unit also comprises 350+ full-time faculty and over 1000 adjunct faculty members.\nSupervised 15 direct reports (deans and directors). Oversaw Academic Affairs budget. Organized efforts to remove Warnings issued by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education for Standard 7

  Institutional Effectiveness (REMOVED); Standard 12

  General Education (not removed); and

  Standard 14

  Assessment of Student Learning (REMOVED). Coordinated the new Academic Affairs organizational structure (put into place as of July 1

  2013)

  including the Academic Affairs Unit Plan as it aligned to the College Strategic Plan. Led efforts for faculty development

  including HACC 101 (new full-time faculty training) and TK20 adoption (assessment management software).

  Interim Provost

  VP of Academic Affairs

  HACC

  Central Pennsylvania's Community College

  North Eastern Arizona

  Supervised 6 full-time faculty members and approximately 20 adjunct faculty members. Led department assessment efforts that were “commended” by the accrediting body of North Central. Pioneered the first online classes in the department.

  English Department Chair

  Northland Pioneer College

  Taught Fundamentals of Composition

  College Composition I and II

  Humanities I and II

  English Literature I and II in stand-alone

  ITV) (interactive technology video classrooms)

  and online formats. Developed online versions of ENL 101

  ENGL 102

  HUM 150

  and HUM 151.

  Northland Pioneer College