Computer instruction experience

Microsoft Office: Excel, Access, Word, PowerPoint
Statistical programs
How to interpret numbers

Soft skills teaching experience

Business writing and public presentations
Organziational communication, group work

Modes of instruction

Experience with face to face, online and hybrid instruction
Subject matter theory and research expert - best practices in online/hybrid instruction.

References and recommendations

Certifications

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (2003, MCP ID 1552699 )
Acronis Certified Backup and Disaster Recovery Engineer

Affiliations

Microsoft Partner
Acronis Partner

Approach to teaching

Teaching involves less the delivery of material than the understanding of how people learn. Two critical student attitudes towards learning make a real difference. These can be thought of as the answers to two questions: Is the material of practical value to the learner personally? Is the material something that the learner is likely to be able to grasp given the help and tools available? Over 20 years of college and technical instruction provides tools to effectively engage learners.

RECOMMENDAIONS:

Academic teaching and instructional design recommendations
Student recommendations
Technical computer service recommendations

Offering instruciton in the following areas

Application instruction, e.g., Microsoft Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Word
Technical instruction - computer troubleshooting, installation, servers, routers, switches. I will provide my certification of your learning and you can use me as a reference.
Business communication - clear, precise, professional business writing; public speaking; document design; websites.
Business analysis - how to summarize, interpret and evaluate business data; explore ways of gathering data relevant to better decision making; how to present data - visualization

Experience with technical instruction

Designed and provided instruction Microsoft Access via GoToMeeting software to the staff of Century 21. The staff was provided with a reference video of the instruction as well as documentation for future reference.
7 years of instruction in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Modeling via hybrid course format at Montclair State University. Published academic research was carried out to understand the advantages and disadvantages of face to face vs. online instruction.
3 years instructor of data analysis, interpretation and communication, i.e., how to make practical decisions based on numbers and how to effectively persuade a given interpretation.
University courses taught: Public speaking, business writing, network administration, communication (organizational and interpersonal)

Pricing

$125 per hour, not per student - have as many people as you want get instruction per hour.
$100 per hour for remote instruction (via webinar)

College education references

Count College of Morris (public speaking, sociology)
Montclair State University (spreadsheets, data analysis, general business, business writing)
William Patterson (research methods, graduate communication courses, public speaking, writing)
Rutgers University - New Brunswick (Information systems and communication, organizational communication, mass communication, interpersonal communication)
Kean University (public speaking, writing, research methods, data analysis, statistics)

Technical education references

Continuing Professional Education Rutgers University - NJAES
Chair, Information Technology Department, Katherine Gibbs School (teaching networking and providing administrative leadership)
Microsoft Certified Network engineer instructor, Clifton, NJ
Century 21 - Microsoft Access instruction

Education

Degrees:

Rutgers University, Ph.D. (Communication), 2003
- Dissertation: Structural Parameters of Information System Success: Hierarchy, Leadership, Politics and Socio-technical Sub-systems.
Rutgers University, M.A. (Political Science), 1987
- Thesis: An Integrated Approach to Media Studies Using the Normative and Epistemological Framework of Critical Theory
University of Maryland, B. A. (General Studies), 1983
County College of Morris, A. A. (Humanities and Social Sciences), 1981

Publications and conference presentations

Current research: Approaches to Student Motivation and Learning Strategy: The Role and Value of Different Approaches in Modeling Outcomes in a Hybrid Class.
The Paradigm Shift in Organization Studies, Yanli Zhang*, Yawei Wang, William Colucci, Zhongxian Wang, International Journal of Data Analysis Techniques and Strategies, 2011.
Impact of the Placement and Quality of Face-to-Face Meetings in a Hybrid Distance Learning Course, William Colucci and Nicole Koppel, American Journal of Business Education, February 2010.

Conference presentations:

Approaches to student motivation and learning strategy: The role and value of different approaches in modeling outcomes in a hybrid class, Academy of Business conference, New Orleans, March, 2013.
From the Tower of Babel to CSI: What are the modern stories about technology telling us? –A look at TV science fiction and detectives shows, New Jersey Communication Association, College of St. Elizabeth, 2010.
Impact of Face to Face meetings in a Hybrid Distance Education Course, Clute Institute, Las Vegas, 2009 (session Chair).
Reflecting on the Scholarly Culture of Communication Studies: Connecting With Each Other, Students and the Public, New Jersey Communication Association Conference, March 2005 (panel session organizer).
Social Information Processing Theory Conceptualization and Specification for an Evolving Job Characteristics Model, International Communication Association, New York, 2005.
A Communication Structure Approach to Explaining Information System Implementation Outcomes, New Jersey Communication Association, 8th Annual Conference, 2004.
A Brutal Test of a Beautiful Theory – Testing the Empirical and Theoretical ‘added value’ of Socio-technical’ Theory, The New Jersey Communication Association, 8th Annual Conference, 2004
Structural Factors in Information System Implementation: Hierarchy, Leadership, and Organizational Politics, International Communication Association, 2003.
The Effects of Participative Work Systems in the Pharmaceutical Industry on Employee Attitudes and Communication Networks, New York State Communication Association, 2001 Network Evidence in a Recursive View of the Field of Mass Communication, International Communication Association, 1997.

Academic teaching and learning development

Writing undergraduate text materials to support teaching about the interpretation and communication with and about numbers, statistics, data analysis.
Created course materials, assignments, assessments, online tools and procedures for courses.
Fellow and Research Fellow, Engaged Teaching Fellows Program, 2011-2016.
Provided leadership among faculty in coordination of multi-section courses.
Presented course re-design in the University Learning and Teaching Showcase, May 2011.
Montclair State University Provost's Series on University Teaching and Learning.
Summer symposium on technology and instructional design, June 2009, hosted by Montclair State University Office of Information Technology.
Innovations in Education Colloquium, Stony Brook University, NY, May 2009.
Curriculum development for data analysis and communication, and spreadsheet modeling courses.

Academic teaching and instructional design references

"William is a role model for the kids of interdisciplinary, cross-disciplinary and collaborative work that are the hallmarks of fine pedagogical and scholarly work. While we are in different colleges within our university, William and I had an easy time of finding common ground and shared vocabulary to work together on innovative projects. William is well-spoken, diligent and creative and a team player. He will quickly find his place wherever he works."
Laura Nicosia, PhD
Associate Professor Director of English Education
President of the New Jersey Council of Teachers of English
State Representative for Assembly on Literature of Adolescents

"I have worked with Bill Colucci for several years now in various programs and on various projects. It has always been a treat to work with him: he is very professional, timely, open to new ideas, and follows through on all parts of our joint projects. He's a great listener and thinker and has taken the initiative in coming up with solutions to any challenges that come along; in the classroom or as part of a large state university. I highly recommend him."
Julie Dalley
Associate Director
Research Academy of Undergraduate Learning
Montclair State University

"Dr. William Colucci is a professor of Spreadsheet Modeling at the School of Business; his courses are taught both in-person and online. He has done a terrific job on online learning methods and continues to strive to better teach his students. I would highly recommend Dr. Colucci, I have complete faith that he will continue to provide positive contribution to any school and department. "
David Santos
Information Technology Administrator
Montclair State University

January 18, 2018
To Whom it may concern:

"I am writing this letter showing my support of Dr. William Colucci for a faculty position and to summarize my experience with Bill. We have known each other for approximately four years and had worked together for one and a half years at Montclair State University’s Feliciano School of Business. As part of any faculty team, Bill would offer extensive training and development skills to draw on.   For example, Dr. Colucci’s created a course design which was linked to each chapter. Students were tasked with taking any element of the chapter that they found interesting and finding an article, video, etc. which related to that chapter. They were required to write a brief response to three questions and were tasked with presenting these in class. This course design achieves the following: ·       Provides extensive exposure to good communication, practice interpreting, and evaluating, and articulating views in public dialogue ·       Enhances business communication skills, both written and oral.
·       Use of current articles provides a sense of the relevance of course material and the value of learning.
·       The limited task of interpreting and engaging articles provides a challenge that can earn students a sense of accomplishment that can build confidence and a feeling of self-efficacy in learning

These benefits have actually been articulated by students as they formally comment on course quality. Bill is an intelligent and hard-working team player. In addition, he is an accomplished speaker and, as a teacher, goes the extra step to deliver his expertise to his students. Your organization would find Dr. William Colucci a stellar asset."

Respectfully,
Prof. Richard J DeLuca
Montclair State University
Feliciano School of Business
email: delucar@montclair.edu
Phone: 201.404.1185

Student references

Computer technical services recommendations

"I had the pleasure of working with William on many CRM projects which involved complicated Network Setups. I always found William a pleasure to work with and admired his work."
Michael Stoler
Senior Consultant
CohnReznick

"Bill is a tremendously talented Network Administrator and made significant contributions while individually overseeing a 50-user Microsoft network during the 3 years I managed him directly at Media Bay. Bill handled everything from hardware procurement and software installations to performance optimization and help desk support. Bill developed strong working relationships with everyone in the company, including the entire executive team, and always delivered great results with a smile. Bill demonstrated good judgment in balancing multiple priorities and was extraordinarily self-motivated to continually improve his network skillset. Bill is a very reliable asset and solid contributor on any team!"
Michael Bloom
CEO of Chief Marketing Solutions

"Yes, Bill is a tremendous network administrator, but what sets him apart is his ability to connect with and understand his "clients". The art of listening is often a lost art form, but Bill truly listens to his "clients" to truly understand the need or want. This has allowed Bill to solve, correct and/oror address this issue at hand the first time around. This skillset has done him well as he has moved into the academic field. Bill listens to not only his students, but also to what the marketplace tells him he needs to teach to his students. Any student coming out of Bill's classroom will be ready to apply his/her learnings on day one because of Bill's insight to the marketplace's demands and what his students are looking to add to their own skillsets. If I was ever going back to school again, I would seek out and enroll in Bill's classes. So, if you need an experience network administrator or a college professor teaching computer science, look no further than Bill. He will exceed any expectations - by a mile. "
Magnus Gustafsson
Marketing and eCommerce Executive - driving profitable growth VF SPORTSWEAR (Nautica & Kipling)

“Prompt, courteous service and the ability to work across platforms. No need to learn computer-ese – Bill will take your vernacular complaints will understand what needs to be done.”
Francis P. Alai, Esq.
Attorney
Morristown, NJ

Academic lecture and student project presentation examples

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