Developed high school to college credit programs in computer technical programs increasing enrollment from local high schools by 35% Online course coordination, curriculum and course development for Blackboard online platform using Quality Matters rubrics Developed templates for Blackboard learning to give students seamless transitions between courses Developed new courses and redesigned older courses (CIT105 Intro Computers, CIT155 Web Design, CIT291 Capstone – IT) Developed transfer agreements with local universities for student transfer options increasing transfer rates Created and integrated service learning principles and projects into classroom learning Increased student pass rate in CIT105 from 65% to 80% by incorporating learning style assessments which makes the learning environment inclusive for auditory, kinesthetic and visual learners. SACS/QEP ACCREDITATION: Co-Coordinator of Division SACS accreditation and reaffirmation process for division and university resulting in successful process QEP Committee member created advising modules for new incoming students Developed new advising procedures and database program which made it easier for students to understand what courses are needed and how long it will take to graduate. Created statistical reports showing university enrollment development, minority achievement, FTE, financial aid changes over a five-year period Supervised promotion process for KCTCS professors to Assistant, Associate and Professor levels increasing promotions to 100% in college Served as Faculty representative for university at state level developing new programs Statistical studies on student retention, development and course development resulting in development of new courses to meet student needs (development education) Created new rules and regulations for the state community college system by collaborative and team building efforts which changed the way the Kentucky Community College System works with students, businesses and other four-year institutions. DeVRY UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI, OH 2008 – PRESENT VISITING PROFESSOR – BUSINESS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY and ENGINEERING DIVISION Computer Applications for Business, Cybersecurity Introduction Introduction to Networking – CISCO, Programming Logic, Router Configurations and Switching Configurations, Introduction to Computer Systems Provide instruction on eCollege platform FUNDING Downing Grant for Teaching and Learning (2018) Research/Travel Grant $ 1,000 Wheeler Grant Cybersecurity Curriculum (2018) Curriculum Research $ 16,860
Developed high school to college credit programs in computer technical programs increasing enrollment from local high schools by 35% Online course coordination, curriculum and course development for Blackboard online platform using Quality Matters rubrics Developed templates for Blackboard learning to give students seamless transitions between courses Developed new courses and redesigned older courses (CIT105 Intro Computers, CIT155 Web Design, CIT291 Capstone – IT) Developed transfer agreements with local universities for student transfer options increasing transfer rates Created and integrated service learning principles and projects into classroom learning Increased student pass rate in CIT105 from 65% to 80% by incorporating learning style assessments which makes the learning environment inclusive for auditory, kinesthetic and visual learners. SACS/QEP ACCREDITATION: Co-Coordinator of Division SACS accreditation and reaffirmation process for division and university resulting in successful process QEP Committee member created advising modules for new incoming students Developed new advising procedures and database program which made it easier for students to understand what courses are needed and how long it will take to graduate. Created statistical reports showing university enrollment development, minority achievement, FTE, financial aid changes over a five-year period Supervised promotion process for KCTCS professors to Assistant, Associate and Professor levels increasing promotions to 100% in college Served as Faculty representative for university at state level developing new programs Statistical studies on student retention, development and course development resulting in development of new courses to meet student needs (development education) Created new rules and regulations for the state community college system by collaborative and team building efforts which changed the way the Kentucky Community College System works with students, businesses and other four-year institutions. DeVRY UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI, OH 2008 – PRESENT VISITING PROFESSOR – BUSINESS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY and ENGINEERING DIVISION Computer Applications for Business, Cybersecurity Introduction Introduction to Networking – CISCO, Programming Logic, Router Configurations and Switching Configurations, Introduction to Computer Systems Provide instruction on eCollege platform FUNDING Downing Grant for Teaching and Learning (2018) Research/Travel Grant $ 1,000 Wheeler Grant Cybersecurity Curriculum (2018) Curriculum Research $ 16,860
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