Post-Doctorate: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Instructional Technology and Quantitative Methods

Doctorate: University of Pittsburgh. Higher Education Administration

MS: Carnegie Mellon University. Master of Science in Computational Finance

MAP CIDE. Masters in Public Administration, Strategic Management

BS University of Lima. Industrial Engineering

I am enjoying being a tenured associate professor at Dowling College at the Department of Education, Leadership and Technology. My research interest are related to educational technology, economics of education, multicultural education, and human relationships.

I earned the degree of Doctor of Education, concentration in Higher Education Administration at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Education. I went to Massachusetts Institute of Technology to work as a senior post-doctoral researcher. During the years at MIT, David Pritchard, well-known mentor of four Nobel prizes in Physics, and I developed several research projects which have allowed me to demonstrate my multidisciplinary skills using quantitative methods.

I have a passion for teaching instructional technology and statistics. I feel tremendously rewarded by transforming students' fears and anxieties into positive attitudes and self confidence.