Carol Kaplan-Newmark
Carol Kaplan-Newmark
Professor, Computer Studies
Biography
Carol Kaplan-Newmark joined the College as a full-time Instructor in 1981 and was appointed Professor in 2003. Professor Kaplan-Newmark teaches Computer Science and Management Information System courses. Prior to working at RCC, she was a Senior Systems Analyst at Rockland Research Institute in Orangeburg, NY.
Education
- BS Speech and Communications, SUNY Buffalo, 1977
- MBA Management Information Systems, SUNY Binghamton, 1980
Professional Accomplishments
At RCC
- Created online, hybrid and in-class courses
- Created and teaches courses covering a large number of programming and application packages, operating systems and project management areas
- Teaches students using experiential learning such as internships and service learning projects
Publications (Selected)
- “Important Steps to Take When Purchasing a Computer,” Rockland County Times, 2002
- “Partnering Service Learning With Technology Courses,” SUNY Today, 2002
Presentations (Selected)
Various workshops at RCC, such as:
- Introduction to spreadsheet/Excel;
- Library Reserves and Copyright;
- Best Practices in Teaching Web-Enhanced courses;
- Developing your RTP (Retention, Tenure, Promotion) Portfolio;
- Introduction to database/Access;
- File Management and Information Literacy
- “Engaging Today’s Students Using Alternative Methods,” Third Annual Teaching, Learning and Student Support Conference, Sussex Community College, Newton, NJ, 2005
- “Learning Can Be Fun and Games,” Second Annual Teaching, Learning and Student Support Conference, Sussex Community College, Newton, NJ, 2004
- “The Walk-In Computer Language Lab in the Community College Environment,”
- National Educational Computing Conference (NECC), New York, NY, 2000