New York City Department of Education
January 1990 - September 2009

• Technology Learning Specialist / Staff Developer (K-12)

As part of the district’s Technology Team, I provided teacher training and instructional technology support for all the schools within the district (CSD 8)

• Teaching American History Staff Developer/Curriculum Writer
  Under the direction of the Teaching American History Project Director I provided staff development and teacher training for MS Social Studies teachers within the district (CSD 8). This position also included extensive curriculum writing and development.  

• Teaching American History Grant Project Director - District Administrator
  After the retirement of the former TAH Project Director I was hired as a district administrator to finish the final two years of the Teaching American History Grant Project. I was responsible for supervising the TAH Staff Developers, organizing partnerships with various museums and other cultural institutions, building and maintaining the TAH website, managing the budget, as well as handling other administrative tasks such as hiring, payroll, purchasing, and working closely with the TAH Grant evaluator. I also worked closely with the Region Two (CSD 8, 11, & 12) Director of Social Studies on various Region-. wide initiatives

• Lead Instructional Technology Specialist - District Administrator

After the conclusion of the four-year Teaching American History Grant I was retained by Region Two as a District Administrator and moved into the position of Lead Instruction Technology Specialist. As the LITS I was responsible for rolling out devices and providing support and professional development to all 32 schools in Region Two. I also served as the Region’s 3-8 Summer School Supervisor. In that role I was responsible for hiring and supervising the three district summer school coordinators, as well as the school-based supervisors, teachers, and support staff. I dealt with all aspects of summer school including inviting students, ordering supplies, and arranging for the training of the summer school teachers. 

Western Governors University - 2019-2021

College of Education - Graduate

I worked as part of the School of Education’s evaluation team. I was responsible for evaluating student assignments from all classes within the School of Education, including Capstone projects.

The College of New Rochelle 2003-2007

Adjunct/Assistant Professor - Graduate Education School Leadership Program

Courses that I have taught: 

• ADM 635 The Administration of Educational Computing, 

• ADM 872 Using Software Packages in Education, 

• EDL 607 Application of Technology for Instructional Leaders

The University of Phoenix Online 2003- 07

 Online Facilitator - Graduate Education

Courses that I have taught: 

• MAT 545 – Curriculum Constructs and Assessment: Distance Education Models for Secondary Schools,

• CED 540 – Presentation Pizzazz, 

• CED 515 Secondary Method for Teaching Technology

Mercy College 2001-2006

Learning Technology Master's Program

Courses that I have taught: 

• EDUC 575 Survey in Telecommunication for Teaching and Learning, 

• EDUC 677 Advanced e-Technologies in Education, 

• EDUC 570 The Social Studies of Computers,

• EDUC 574 Learning Technology Across the Math, Science and Technology Curriculum,

• EDUC 681 Technology for Classroom Administration and Management. 

"Intentionally Misleading Web Sites"
Educators' Outlook- April 2005
http://techlearning.com 

“Student Perceptions of How Past Video Game Playing Affects College Readiness”
Doctoral Dissertation  2019
ProQuest ISBN: 978-0-4389-3222-7 

"Suck it Up Buttercup & Other Four Word Life Lessons"
Book - July 2023
ISBN: 979-8852570222

"Washington's Hero: General John Glover"
Book - September 2024
ISBN: 979-8338971239