Highlights at Pace University

Listed below are selected highlights of my years with Pace University:

Served as faculty member for the Doctor of Professional Studies in Computer Studies for Education Professionals (2006-present).
Served as CSIS Faculty Council Vice-Chair (1998-2000).
Served as Co-chair of the Middle States Self-Study Steering Committee (1996-98).
Served as Assistant Chairperson of Information Systems Department -- New York (1982-86) & Westchester (1996-2000).
Served as Coordinator of Master of Science Program in Information Systems, one of the first such programs in the country (1986-88), and again in Westcheser (1996-2000).
Served as Scholar-in-Residence at the Westchester Education Coalition (1996).
Served as Chairperson of the Information Systems Curriculum Committee (1989). This intercampus committee is responsible for reviewing and updating, where needed, the undergraduate and graduate information systems curricula and CSIS programs.
Designed and prepared proficiency examinations to provide students an opportunity to be waived from taking entry level computer applications course (BUS041).
Served on Freshman Computer Studied Task Force. The Task Force had primary responsibility for designing and preparing materials for a two semester course sequence (CIS107-CIS108) for entering computer studies students.
Co-authored proposal for the Information Systems Faculty-In- Residence Program. This program places CSIS faculty members into companies or other organizations outside of Pace to conduct short term projects mutually agreed upon by the company and faculty member.
Served as faculty advisor for the Information Systems Society of Lubin Graduate School of Business.
Organized and coordinated hosting of an Interface Computer Currency Seminar for computer educators held at Pace-New York (1984), and Pace-Westchester (1986).