Expertise in Education and Skills, Workforce and Employment, and Banking and Capital Markets.

An opt-in research community of business professionals who have an interest in a wide variety of topics that impact organizations worldwide.

Faculty member within the Economics Department.Classes taught: BUS 350: Investment Analysis (Spring 2018) ECON 102: Intro to Microeconomics (Upcoming Fall 2017 and Fall 2018)Topics Include: Decision Making between consumers and producers, the process of resource allocation and income distribution within a free enterprise economy as well as alternative market structures such as monopoly, oligopoly, and monopolistic competition, and the effects of various government policies on the allocation of resources and distribution of income. ECON 249: Statistics as Applied to Economics and Business (Upcoming Fall 2017 and Fall 2018)Topics Include Descriptive Statistics, elementary probability theory, sampling statistical inference, estimation, and simple regression and correlation.BUS 241: Corporate Finance (Spring 2018)Jumbo class lecture hall with over 80 students.An analysis of the major funds flows of the firm development of the principles for determining specific assets a firm should acquire, as well as the least-cost methods of financing those assets.Topics include the overview of financial management and the financial environment, financial statements, cash flows and taxes, analysis of financial statements, the time value of money, bonds, risk and returns, the valuation of stocks and corporations, financial options and applications in corporate finance, the cost of capital budgeting- evaluating cash flows and corporate valuation and financial planning.

Classes taught:ECO 210: Principles of Macroeconomics (Upcoming Fall 2018)IT 330: Business Management & Information Technology (Upcoming Spring 2018)ECO 213: Principles of Microeconomics (Upcoming Fall 2017 & Spring 2018)Topics Includes: The Principles of Economics, Interdependent and the Gains from Trade, The Market Forces of Supply and Demand (along Government Policies), Elasticity, Consumers, Producers and the Efficiency of the Markets, Externalities, International trade, The Cost of Production, Firms in the Competitive Markets, Capitalism, Monopoly, Oligopoly and Competitive Markets.BUS 224: Statistics for Business (Spring 2017)Topic Includes: Frequency Distribution (Histogram, bar graphs), Descriptive statistics (measures of central tendencies such as the Mean, Median, Mode; measures of dispersion such as Variance, Standard Deviation), Inferential Statistics, Data Collection (Primary and Secondary Data), Sampling Methods, Discrete Probability Distribution, Continuous Probability Distribution, Sampling Distribution, Hypothesis testing, Simple Linear Regression/Correlation, Multiple Regression/Correlation and Time Series Modeling/Forecasting.• Implement lessons efficiently while maintaining discipline in the classroom• Develop and implement effective teaching strategies that inculcate technology into lessons to make them more interesting and useful• Incorporate the application of conjectures and theorems into professional situations within the banking and financial services sector. • Encourage students within the business department to attend corporate events (seminars, galas, symposiums) hosted by internal employees at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and JP Morgan Chase.

Front End Developer Track- Participating in the Grow with Google Initiative sponsored by Udacity.Pertinent courses cover all areas of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery and the Document Object Model (DOM).

Faculty member of the Mathematics Department within the School of Arts & SciencesClasses taught:MA- 105: Elementary Applied Mathematics (Upcoming Fall 2017)Topics Include: Straight Lines and Linear Functions, Mathematics of Finance, Systems of Linear Equations, Linear Programming a Geometric Approach, sets, Markov Chains and the Theory of Games, Graph Theory and the Introduction to Logic. Applies mathematical concepts to real world problems in business, finance, and social sciences.

Federal Chartered Bank and National Mortgage Lender based near Wall Street. Analyzes borrower documentation and mortgage loans to investor specific requirements. Process fully documented loan files according to the company, investor, and Federal requirements. Submit clean and complete loan files to Underwriting and Closing. Meet important Dates (Closing, Commitment, Lock, etc.). Achieve expected metrics for efficiency, quality, and productivity.Training includes Mortgage Basics through Advanced, Loan Operation Systems, Conventional/FHA/VA/Agency/Non-Agency Mortgages, Automated Underwriting, Income Analysis, Co-Op, CEMA, Customer Relations and 3rd Party Systems.Successfully completed the Mortgage Operations Development training program.

Small trade publishing company based in Wall Street that deals with 401(K) and mutual funds in the business. Utilizes SEC Filings, Web Designs different databases to work on qualitative research projects and analyze the ins and outs of business reporting and the financial services businesses.

Performed cashier duties, handling cash, checking and credit card transaction. Greeted guests and provided quality customer service by answering questions and presenting critical information about athletic programs and other athletic activities. Promoted new products and services offered at Queens College•Chosen by management to train 2 newly hired Front Desk Associates in every aspect of job position due to outstanding knowledge and performance of all tasks.