| Professor's Biography |
Education: |
| Dissertation Title: Community College Students and Achievement in Mathematics: Predictors of Success (Abstract) Research Interests: - Success of community college students - Community college faculty development - Mathematics education - Educational psychology |
| Organizational Membership: American Educational Research Association American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges (AMATYC) Association for the Study of Higher Education Mathematical Association of America National Education Association |
| Brief Biography: After graduating from Villanova University, I began teaching part-time at Burlington County College, Camden County College, and Cumberland County College, all community colleges in southern New Jersey. A transplant from Glassboro, New Jersey, I arrived in California in the summer of 1995 where I began teaching at Porterville College and I have remained there ever since. My main responsibility at PC is to teach the calculus sequence, differential equations, and pre-calculus. When not at the college, I enjoy riding my Harley-Davidson (1993 Softail Nostalgia); trips to the shore with my family; watching episodes of Law & Order, House, and of course CSI: Miami; shopping at malls and book stores; reading; and weight training. |