Darlene Yoseloff is the director of MCC's Office of School Relations. School Relations was established in 1992 as the College's liaison to the K-12 sector and provides inservice programs to teachers and administers and various career exploration activities for students. She serves as director of the Central New Jersey Math/Science Consortium funded by the NJ Department of Education's Eisenhower Professional Development Grant program, and as coordinator for the Middlesex Tech Prep Initiative. Mrs. Yoseloff can be reached at 732-906-2554.
Mr. James X. Paterno is a Professor of Mathematics at Middlesex CountyCollege, as well as the Curriculum and Project Design Consultant for the New Jersey Center for Advanced Technological Education at the College. He has designed interactive educational software for this National Science Foundation Grant, and has authored Learning Activities for the College's Mecomtronics Program.
Mr. Robert Kaplan joined the RST2 program at Middlesex County College in 1997. His responsibilities include instructing satellite image acquisition, facilitating and technical support. At MCC Bob has taught mathematics as an adjunct instructor as well as serving as a presenter of Internet access workshops. In Bob's "other" career he is a music teacher and tennis coach in the Saddle Brook Public Schools where he has worked since 1972, and runs his own racquet stringing business.
Mr.
Jeffrey Bowden is a professional meteorologist who is currently employed
with CBS in New York. Jeff has previously worked on CBS This Morning, and
currently forecasts the national weather for CBS Sunday Morning News. Jeff
is also a teacher of earth science/physics at John Adams Middle School,
in Edison New Jersey. Here he instructs students in the art of weather
prediction and modeling. Jeff and his students maintain a weather station
and club. Their internet addresses are as follows:
http://members.aol.com/bmm3000/
Ms. Lucy Tillotson
was born and raised in Argentina. She has a B.S. in Medical Technology
from Indiana University, and a M.S. and Ph.D. in Microbiology and Molecular
Genetics from Rutgers University. Lucy has worked in clinical laboratory
settings, has done research in Virology at Rutgers and, since 1993 has
taught full time at Middlesex County College in the Biology department.
Lucy's main focus is Microbiology, but she also teaches Basic Biology,
a developmental course. Lucy participated in grants linking up Math and
Science at the high school and college level; she has also prepared workshops
for high school science teachers on several Biology related topics.
Last updated 4/8/98