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Doctoral Reception 2025
Doctoral Reception 2025
Leadership & Service
Leadership & Service
Leadership and service have played an important role in my professional growth as an educator, researcher, and doctoral candidate. Through teaching, mentorship, conference participation, and professional engagement, I have developed leadership skills while contributing to the educational community. These experiences reflect my commitment to lifelong learning, collaboration, and advancing educational technology. As I continue through the doctoral program, I remain committed to serving students, supporting colleagues, and contributing to the field through teaching, scholarship, leadership, and service.
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Leadership
Leadership
Graduate Assistant – Kean University (2026–Present)
Graduate Assistant – Kean University (2026–Present)
As a Graduate Assistant in the Educational Technology Leadership program, I support faculty with departmental communication, program initiatives, educational technology projects, and student engagement activities. This role has strengthened my leadership, collaboration, and organizational skills while providing valuable experience in higher education administration. Working alongside faculty has expanded my understanding of academic leadership and reinforced my commitment to supporting student success.
Adjunct Professor – Union College of Union County, NJ (2026–Present)
Adjunct Professor – Union College of Union County, NJ (2026–Present)
As an adjunct professor, I teach undergraduate courses in Organization & Management, Economics, and Business Law. I develop engaging learning experiences that encourage critical thinking and connect classroom concepts to real-world business practice. Through instruction, mentorship, and student support, I strive to prepare students with the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to succeed in today's workforce.
Adjunct Instructor – New Jersey City University (2025–2026)
Adjunct Instructor – New Jersey City University (2025–2026)
Teaching INTD 101 (Orientation to College) has allowed me to mentor first-year students as they transition into higher education. I guide students in developing academic success strategies, utilizing campus resources, and building the confidence needed to navigate college successfully. This experience has reinforced my commitment to creating supportive learning environments that promote student persistence and achievement.
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Summer II - First Red Bulls Game
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2025 NJEA
First Day of School
Adjunct Instructor – New Jersey City University (2025–Present)
Adjunct Instructor – New Jersey City University (2025–Present)
Teaching INTD 101 (Orientation to College) has allowed me to mentor first-year students as they transition into higher education. I guide students in developing academic success strategies, utilizing campus resources, and building the confidence needed to navigate college successfully. This experience has reinforced my commitment to creating supportive learning environments that promote student persistence and achievement.
Tigers at work
Professional Memberships
Professional Memberships
I maintain active memberships in the following professional organizations:
International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)
These memberships provide opportunities for professional learning, collaboration, networking, and continued engagement with current research and best practices in educational technology and leadership.
Eye of the Tiger
Showcase
Conference Participation
Conference Participation
New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) Convention (2025)
Attended professional learning sessions focused on instructional innovation, educational technology, leadership, and current issues in education. Participating in the NJEA Convention strengthened my understanding of emerging educational practices and reinforced my commitment to continuous professional learning.
Hackathon Participant
Hackathon Participant
USAII EDUShield Hackathon
Participated in the USAII EDUShield Hackathon, collaborating with a team to develop innovative solutions that addressed educational challenges through technology. This experience strengthened my skills in teamwork, problem-solving, critical thinking, and innovation while providing an opportunity to apply educational technology concepts in a collaborative, real-world environment. The hackathon also reinforced the importance of creativity, adaptability, and interdisciplinary collaboration when designing solutions for complex educational problems.
Conference Presenter
Conference Presenter
New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative (NJECC)
Presentation: Simulation-Based Learning: From the Classroom to Corporate
Presenting at the NJECC Conference provided an opportunity to share ideas with educators and educational technology professionals while discussing the value of simulation-based learning in preparing students for career success. This experience strengthened my confidence as a presenter and expanded my ability to communicate research and instructional strategies to professional audiences.
Group Leader – Mount Everest Leadership Simulation
Group Leader – Mount Everest Leadership Simulation
Participated in the Mount Everest Leadership Simulation as the Group Leader, leading a team through a series of complex decision-making scenarios that required collaboration, communication, strategic thinking, and problem-solving. In this leadership role, I facilitated team discussions, coordinated decision-making, and helped the group evaluate information while working toward shared objectives under time constraints. The simulation strengthened my understanding of leadership dynamics, teamwork, and the importance of making informed decisions in challenging situations. It also reinforced the value of communication, adaptability, and collaboration when leading diverse teams.
Professional Engagement
Professional Engagement
Graduate Assistant, Kean University
Adjunct Professor, Union College of Union County, NJ
Adjunct Instructor, New Jersey City University
Presenter, New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative (NJECC)
Attendee, New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) Convention (2025)
Member, International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
Member, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD)
Future Leadership and Service Goals
Future Leadership and Service Goals
As I continue through the doctoral program, I plan to expand my leadership and service through additional conference presentations, scholarly publications, committee participation, mentoring, and active involvement in professional organizations. I also hope to collaborate with educators and researchers on projects that advance educational technology, instructional innovation, and workforce readiness. My long-term goal is to contribute to the field through teaching, research, leadership, and service while helping prepare future learners for success in higher education and beyond.
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