DR. HARVEY KESSELMAN

EDUCATION

Ed.D. Higher Education Administration Widener University, Chester, Pennsylvania, 1995 Dissertation entitled: A Response to Serious Crime on College and University Campuses Passed with Distinction, Dissertation Judged to be of Superior Merit and Noteworthy

M.A. Student Personnel Services/Counseling Rowan University, Glassboro, , 1983

B.A. Political Science Stockton University (formerly known as The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey), Galloway, New Jersey, 1979

STOCKTON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE LEVEL POSITIONS – 1987 - Present

President, January 2016 – Present Serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the University and an ex-officio member of the Board of Trustees without vote, and has charge of the administration of the University under the policies and procedures of the Board of Trustees and University. Responsible for overseeing a $228 million budget, for five administrative divisions, four additional executive-level departments, 1,200 employees, 8,700 undergraduate and graduate students, a 1,600-acre main campus with 78 buildings totaling 1.75 million square feet, and multiple off-campus instructional sites, including; Kramer Hall (Hammonton), Carnegie Center, Dante Hall, and the Arts Garage (Atlantic City), Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage and Azeez Hall (Woodbine), an instructional site in Manahawkin, and the Stockton Seaview Hotel and Golf Club.

Acting and Interim President, April 2015 – December 2015 Assumed Presidential responsibilities in the absence of the President. Opened active communications with internal and external stakeholders, alumni, community members, and legislators to ensure inclusiveness in Stockton's future. Successfully negotiated restoration of $742,000 of fiscal year 2016 state budget appropriations. Participated in confidential meetings to resolve the conflicting covenants on the Showboat Hotel and Casino property in Atlantic City. Testified at the New Jersey State Budget Hearing regarding the Showboat property. Finalized a contract of sale for the Showboat property. Collaborated with legislators, government officials, corporate leaders as well as other stakeholders for alternative options for a campus in Atlantic City. Scheduled additional meetings and retreats with the Board of Trustees to ensure inclusion in major decisions. Administrative new personnel actions included re-established the Chief Planning Officer position. Appointments were also made for General Counsel and Interim Associate General Counsel, Associate Vice President of Business Services and Chief Budget Officer, Chief Information Officer, as well as two significant reassignments supporting the Stockton ARTP and Levenson Institute for Gaming, Hospitality and Tourism. Expanded the Executive cabinet to include the Chief Planning Officer and Information Officer. Reviewed the budget and addressed structural deficits with the Cabinet resulting in over $2 million in resource reallocations to offset the impact of appropriation cuts. Created and appointed University-wide task forces to address Atlantic City initiatives, the search for an Interim President and shared governance and endorsed a recommendation to review and revise the University mission statement. Revitalized the Space Management Committee to address optimizing space utilization. Facilitated discussion with the Governor's Office resulting in the appointment of three new Board members.

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Provost and Executive Vice President, July 2010-April 2015 Reporting directly to the President, the Provost and Executive Vice President is the chief academic officer of the University, responsible for providing vision, leadership and strategic planning for the institution’s undergraduate and graduate academic programs. Responsible for a $75 million dollar operating budget, including over 800 employees and 8,600 students. Served on the President’s Executive Cabinet, and was Acting President in the President’s absence. Reporting to the Provost and Executive Vice President were the following positions: Deans of all Schools, Directors of Institutional Student Activities departments, Grant Development, Carnegie Library Center, William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy, Center for Community Engagement, Global Engagement Services, the Library, Production Services, Academic Assessment, Institute for Faculty Development, the Southern Regional Institute & Educational Technology Training Center; the Registrar; the Higher Education Strategic Information and Governance (HESIG) Institute; Managers of Off-Campus Instructional Sites; Senior Staff, Associate Provost for Personnel, Planning and Policy; Officer for Budget and Accounting; Assistant Provost, Academic Support; Associate Provost for Computing and Communications; and more than 80 Academic Program Coordinators and Directors. Established collaborative partnerships with Academic Affairs, Faculty Senate, and the Faculty Union to initiate more than 40 new degree programs, minors, concentration/tracks, articulation agreements, and other educational programs. Implemented Institution-wide essential learning outcomes (ELO’s). Advanced first-year and senior-year students' experiences on five key student benchmarks: Level of Academic Challenge, Active and Collaborative Learning, Student-Faculty Interaction, Enriching Educational Experiences, and Supportive Campus Environment.

Dean and Professor of Education, School of Education, 2008-2010 Responsible for overseeing full-time graduate and undergraduate faculty, professional staff, clerical staff, adjunct faculty, supervisors of student teachers, cooperating teachers, and others within the School of Education. Accountable for all budget, reporting, national accreditation and assessment activities within the School, as well as the Southern Regional Institute and Educational Technology Training Center (SRI & ETTC), the Stockton Center for Community Schools (SCCS), and the alternate route certification programs. Established the NJEA Technology Integration Institute, a jointly sponsored NJEA-College/University professional development initiative. Created the first annual New Jersey Educational Technology Institute (NJETI) Conference. Administered the establishment of the Stockton Center for Community Schools in conjunction with the University of Pennsylvania Netter Center to partner with urban public schools in creating positive change for students, teachers, and staff, as well as neighborhoods and communities. Sponsored and hosted the residential Summer Teacher's Institute in partnership with the New Jersey Council for the Humanities.

Interim Vice President for Administration and Finance, 2007-2008 Overall responsibility for $26 million total operating budget, including 309 employees in the following institutional areas: Fiscal Planning and Business Services; Facilities Planning, Operations, and Construction; Plant Management and Custodial Operations; Controller, Bursar, Accounts Payable, Purchasing, and Payroll; and Human Resources, Campus Police, and Mailroom.

Special Assistant to the President and Chief Executive Officer of Southern Regional Institute (SRI) and Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC), 2002-2007 Secured state approvals and funding, established, and developed the Southern Regional Institute (SRI) and Educational Technology Training Center (ETTC). Prepared and managed the budget, developed new markets, and managed operations of the SRI & ETTC which included providing a broad range of more than 600 professional development courses, workshops, seminars, mentoring and consultant services on an annual basis. Reestablished Stockton University Professional Development and Continuing Education Department. Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 3

Vice President for Student Affairs, 1989-2002 Provided institutional leadership for all areas of Student Affairs for more than 6,450 undergraduate and graduate students. Prepared and managed the $35,000,000 divisional and auxiliary services budget. Supervisory and overall administrative responsibilities for all Student Services areas, Federal and State Student Compliance Programs, Non-Continuing Education Conferences and Special Projects, University scheduling, the Dean of Students Office, and Institutional Research.

Associate Vice President for Student Services, 1988-1989 Acting Vice President for Student Services, 1987-1988

ADDITIONAL STOCKTON UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS

Director of Institutional Research, 1985-1987 Director of the Educational Opportunity Fund Program, 1982-1985 Assistant Director of the Educational Opportunity Fund Program, 1980-1982 Coordinator of Residential Life of the Educational Opportunity Fund Program, 1980

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Stockton University, Galloway, New Jersey, 1979 - present Courses include Principles of Supervision, Understanding Higher Education, Controversy in Education, Schools of the Future, Argument and Persuasion, Finite Mathematics, Algebra and Elementary Functions, College Algebra, Quantitative Reasoning, and Foundations of College Mathematics. Average class size of 31 with SET average instructor score of 6.5 on a 7.0 scale.

Absegami and , Mays Landing, New Jersey, 1979-1980 Permanent Teacher: Taught mathematics and social studies courses.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

. Board of Trustees (Ex-Officio) 2015- . Foundation Board (Ex-Officio) 2015- . Sara & Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center Executive Committee (Ex-Officio) 2015- . Stockton Affiliated Services, Inc. (SASI), Board Chairman 2015- . Stockton Aviation Research and Technology Park, Board of Directors member, 2015- . William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy Steering Committee, 2015- . Member, Faculty Senate Committee on Academic Policies, Academic Programs and Planning, and General Studies, Ex-Officio, 2010-2015 . Member, Board of Trustees Academic Affairs and Planning Committee, 2010-2015 . Member, Board of Trustees Buildings and Grounds Committee, 2009-2015 . Member, Middle States Reaccreditation Planning Committee, 2010 . Member, General Education Assessment Committee, 2009 . Member, Veterans Advisory Council, 2009 . Member, “Stockton Volume” Advisory Committee, 2009 . Co-Chair, 2020 Strategic Planning Steering Committee, 2008-2015 . Member, Vice President for Administration and Finance Search Committee, 2008 . Member, Board of Trustees Finance Committee, 2007-2008 . Member, Board of Trustees Investment Committee, 2007-2008 . Member, Executive Oversight Committee, Middles States Self Study, 2002 . Co-Chair of Institutional Task Force on Affordability for Vision 2010, 2001-2002 . Co-Chair of Organization, Administration and Governance Committee for MSA 1991-2001 Institutional Self Study, 2001-2002 . Member, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Search Committee, 1998 Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 4

. Chair, Southern Regional Institute and Educational Technology Training Center (SRI & ETTC) Steering Committee, 1996-2007 . Institutional Liaison to the Commission on Higher Education Middle States Association, 1996- 1998 . Founder of Southern Regional Institute and Educational Technology Training Center (SRI & ETTC) Consortium, 1996 . Chair, Federal Financial Aid Title IV Program Review, 1995 . Chair, Committee on Excellence and Accountability Reporting, 1994-2000 . Mathematics-Within-the-Curriculum Central Committee, 1993-1995 . Chair, The GOAL Program (College/Casino/High School Partnership) Committee, 1990 . Member, The Town/Gown Human Relations Coalition, 1990 . Administrative Member, The Distinguished Faculty Fellowship Review Committee, 1989-1994 . Member, The Ida E. King Distinguished Professor of Holocaust Studies Search Committee, 1989 . Member, College Wide Planning Committee, 1988 . Member, MSA Periodic Review Report Steering Committee, 1987 . Chair, Dean of Students Search Committee, 1985 . Member, Task Force on Minority Student Recruitment and Retention, 1985 . Member, Educational Opportunity Fund Community Advisory Board, 1985-1987 . Member, Computer Applications Network, 1983-1986 . Member, Freshmen Studies Committee, 1980-1983 . Member, Teacher Education Advisory Board, 1980-1982 . Member, Skills Acquisition and Development Center Advisory Board, 1980-1983

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

. Member, American Council on Education (ACE) Institute for New Presidents class of 2017. . Policy, Goals & Objectives Committee member of the New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities, 2016-17 . Member, Stakeholder Development Sub-Committee of the World Trade Center of Philadelphia (WTCGP), 2016 . Sustainability and Sustainable Development Committee of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), 2016-17 . President’s Group of the New Jersey Athletic Conference (NJAC) institutions on behalf of Stockton University, June 2016-18 . Appointed by the American Council on Education (ACE) to serve as a member of the Commission on Internationalization and Global Engagement (CIGE), July 2016 – June 2019 . International Association of University Presidents (IAUP), January 2016- . Board Member, World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia (WTCGP), May 2015- . Member, National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division III, 2015- . Member, American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) 2015- . Member, New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities (NJASCU) 2015- . Co-Chair of New Jersey Campus Compact (NJCC), May 2015 – present . Member, Greater Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce, 2015- . Board of Directors, Atlantic County Development Economic Alliance, 2015– . Member, Southern New Jersey Development Council 2015- . Member, New Jersey Presidents’ Council (NJPC) 2015- . Board of Directors member, American Council of Education’s newly formed Association of Chief Academic Officers (ACAO) 2014-2016; attendance at ACAO business meeting, March 2014- . Associate Director of the Becoming a Provost Academy (BAPA) and served as a faculty member at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Academic Affairs Summer Meeting, Class of 2013-2014. . Member, PARCC and Pearson Academic Executive Leadership Forum, New Orleans, LA, September 2013. . Council Member, Educational Testing Service (ETS) Higher Education Advisory Council. 2012 - Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 5

. Fellow of the American Academic Leadership Institute’s (AASCU) Executive Leadership Academy, 2012-2013. . Reviewer of Periodic Review Reports (PRR) by the Middle States Association Commission on Higher Education (MSACHE), 2012. Served as a Periodic Review Report (PRR) External Reviewer for East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania and Queens College of the City University of New York. Served as the Lead Reviewer for East Stroudsburg University, and the Second Reviewer for Queens College of the City University of New York. . Senior Public College Representative, New Jersey President’s Council on the New Jersey Higher Education Leadership Team (HELT) 2012-present. . Chief Academic Officer, New Jersey President’s Council to the Board of Trustees of NJEdge, representing public colleges and universities on policy and strategies concerning the academic use of technology in the classroom, 2012-present. . Panelist, National Panel for Roundtable Discussion on the future of higher education by the American Council on Education (ACE) Fellows Program: Leadership Focus Group Information, 2011. . Delegate to the College Board Academic Assembly, one of three national assemblies. 2011. . Member, Governor’s College and Career Readiness Task Force established by the Commissioner of Education to define college and career readiness and appropriate ways to assess levels of student achievement, including graduation requirements, 2011. . Committee Member with Secretary of Higher Education to discuss the establishment of a P20 Council, 2011. . Charter member of the National work group establishing the Association of Schools and Colleges of Education for Civic Engagement. 2009. . Member, Hamilton Township Committee, Elected 2009 . Founding Member, Operation College Promise (Veteran's program), established by the New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities. 2008 - . Senior Public College and University Representative on the New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority (HESAA), with responsibility for more than $1.2 billion in financial aid, 1999 – 2015, additional service during this time: o Executive Committee Representative, 2006-2015 o Member, HESAA Budget and Audit Committees, 2006-2012 o Chairman, HESAA Task Force to Study Merit-Based Scholarship Programs, 2010- 2011. . Member, New Jersey Quality Single Accountability Task Force (NJQSAC), 2005-2006. . Member, New Jersey Collaborative Assessment and Planning for Achievement Focus Group, 2005. . Member, Atlantic County Professional Development Board, 2002-2006 . Expert Panelist for the US Department of Justice, Violence Against Women Office to review funding proposals to combat violence against women on college and university campuses, 1999, 2002 - 2005, and 2007. . Member, Atlantic County Distance Learning Core Council, 1997-1999 . Member, Atlantic County GOALS 2005 Planning Committee, 1997-1999 . Appearances (20) Comcast Newsmakers, 1997-present . Vice President, Chairman of Finance, and Chairman of Contract Negotiations, Hamilton Township Board of Education, Elected 1996 . Member, Governor's Panel on Affirmative Action Policy Development, 1996. . Member, New Jersey Commission on Higher Education's Committee of Experts on Campus Sexual Assault Issues, 1995. . Technical Advisor to the New Jersey Committee on Accountability and Excellence Reporting, 1994-2000. . Member, New Jersey Outcomes Assessment Task Force, 1992. . Member, Assessment Committee of the Administration of New Jersey's Student Assistance Programs, 1992. . Member, New Jersey Office of Hispanic Affairs Advisory Committee, 1987-1989. . Senior public colleges and universities representative to the New Jersey Student Unit Record Enrollment (SURE) Working Group, 1985-1987. Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 6

. Executive Committee Member, New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund Program Professional Association, 1984-1985. . Member, Atlantic County Child Placement Review Board, 1981-1982 . Member, New Jersey Basic Skills Assessment Committee, 1980-1984. . Member, New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund Program Performance Criteria Working Group, 1980-1983.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

. American Association for Higher Education and Accreditation (AAHEA) . American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE) . American College Personnel Association (ACPA) . American Educational Research Association (AERA) . Association for Institutional Research (AIR) . Association for Student Judicial Affairs (ASJA, now Association for Student Conduct Administration) . Association for Supervision & Curriculum Development (ASCD) . Middle States Association of Collegiate Registrars and Officers of Admission (MSACROA) . National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA, now Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education) . New Jersey Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (NJACTE) . New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund Professional Association (NJEOFPA) . North East Association for Institutional Research (NEAIR) . Phi Delta Kappa International . Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society for Doctoral Students . Teacher Education Accreditation Council, Inc. (TEAC)

LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS

. Executive Leadership Academy American Academic Leadership Institute 2012-2013 American Association of State Colleges and Universities2012-2013 The Council of Independent Colleges2012-2013

. Institute for New Chief Academic Officers American Council on Education, 2011-12

. Institute for Management and Leadership in Education Certificate Harvard University, 2008

. Balanced Scorecard Strategic Planning Certificates The Balanced Scorecard Institute, Washington, DC University of South Carolina, 2008

. New Jersey Teaching and Administrative Certificates School Administrator Certificate of Eligibility, 2004 Student Personnel Services, 1983 Teacher of Mathematics, Secondary Education, 1979 Teacher of Social Studies, Secondary Education, 1979

. Business Systems Planning Methodology Certificate The IBM Institute, New York, 1986

. New Jersey Certified Public Supervisor Certificate Rutgers University and Department of Civil Service, 1985

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. Mediation and Conciliation Certificate Department of the Public Advocate, Trenton, New Jersey, 1982

HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

. Chosen as Executive of the Year by South Jersey Biz magazine, 2016 . Atlantic County League of Municipalities Acknowledgement of Professional Excellence in the Field of Public Service, October 2016 . 2016 Marty Award, The Marty Wilson Jr. Art & Music Foundation’s 10th Annual Harvest Brunch for the Arts, September 2016 . Father Thom Schiavo Community Service Award - 2016, presented May 2016 . Metropolitan Business & Citizens Association (MBCA) Education Appreciation Award, presented April 2016 . Giving Back Diversity Presidents and Chancellors Award, presented by Insight into Diversity Magazine, March 2016 . Special Recognition Honoree Award, 34th Annual Award presentation of the Stockton Council of Black Faculty and Staff, Stockton Seaview, Galloway, NJ, November 2015 . Top Provost academic leader from Harvard COACHE faculty satisfaction survey ranked among the top in peer group and national sample of public and private institutions of higher education, May 2014 . Commendations from Middle States Commission on Higher Education on quality of the self- study report and progression of standards of excellence. Stockton received an unconditional, ten-year reaffirmation of accreditation by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. Received high marks in several other categories, including quality of teaching, development of learning outcomes, and faculty accomplishments, July 2012 . Stockton University Professional Achievement Award as the School of Education’s Distinguished Alumni, 2011 . Carnegie Foundation Community Engagement Classification, led collaborative efforts between Stockton and the larger communities it serves from local, regional/state, national, and global perspectives, 2010 . Dr. Vera King Farris Award for Intramural Recreation Club, 2009 . Osprey Distinguished Alumnus Award presented by the Stockton University Alumni Association, 2003 . EOF Champion Award presented by the New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund and the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education, 2003 . “Innovative Entrepreneurship” Recognition by the Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education for the authorized expansion of the Atlantic County Educational Technology Training Center from a local to a Regional Center, 2002 . National Association of Partners in Education and the SBC Foundation in the National Telecommunications Partnership Award, 2002 . The Dr. Harvey Kesselman Scholarship Award established for Leadership recognition of dedication and myriad contributions to Stockton University, 2002 . Distinguished Honoree from the choral music program at Stockton University presented at the Spring performance of Carmina Burana, 1999 . Annual Merit Award, Council of Black Faculty and Staff of the Stockton University, 1998 . Educational Partnership Award presented by the Atlantic County Vocational Technical School, 1998 . Phi Kappa Phi National Honor Society for Doctoral Programs member, Widener University, 1995 . Distinguished Service Award presented by The Committee on Excellence and Accountability Reporting for the State of New Jersey, 1995 . Honorary Member of the Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education, Stockton University Chapter, 1995 . Outstanding Support of Los Latinos Unidos Certificate of Appreciation, 1994 . Certificate of Appreciation presented by the Unified Black Students Society, 1993 . The first Stockton University Board of Trustees Distinguished Service Award, 1991 Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 8

. Merit Award for Distinguished Service, Stockton University Educational Opportunity Fund Program, 1983

PRESENTATIONS AND SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

. “Risk Management in Higher Education,” presentation at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), Chief Academic Officers’ Summer Meeting, Denver, CO, 20 – 25 July 2016

. “Building a Leadership Team,” presentation at the Becoming a Provost Academy (BAPA), American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), Chief Academic Officers’ Summer Meeting, Denver, CO, 20 – 25 July 2016

. “Building Our Future – Higher Education Capital Construction,” presentation at the NJ Alliance for Action’s Annual Education Conference, Edison, NJ, 7 June 2016

. “Comprehensive Internationalization: Pillars of Success,” speaker at the 2016 NAFSA: Association of International Educators Annual Conference and Expo, Denver, CO, 1 June 2016

. Keynote Speaker, Metropolitan Business & Citizens Association, Annual Spring Scholarship Luncheon, Tropicana Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, NJ, 20 April 2016

. "Investing in South Jersey – Where The Action Is!" Guest Speaker, NJ Alliance for Action, Stockton Seaview, Galloway, NJ, 18 March 2016

. Public Relations Council of Greater Atlantic City, Guest Speaker, Stockton Seaview, Galloway, NJ, 1 December 2015

. Epicurean Society Dinner, Guest Speaker, Knife and Fork Inn, Atlantic City, NJ 2 November 2015

. “Getting Your Global House in Order: Policies, Structures and Staffing,” Panelist at the American Council on Educations (ACE) Executive Forum for Leading Internationalization, Washington, DC, 10 November 2015

. Somers Point Rotary Club, Doc’s Place, Guest Speaker, Somers Point, NJ, 28 October 2015

. Lead Act Education and Training Session, Guest Speaker, Stockton main campus, Galloway, NJ, 21 October 2015

. Atlantic County Rotary Club, Guest Speaker, Golden Nugget, Atlantic City, NJ, 14 October 2015

. Atlantic County Alliance for Action, Guest Speaker, Stockton Seaview, Galloway, NJ, 9 October 2015

. Indiana University Kokomo, Convocation Speaker, IN, 18 August 2015

. “Building Your Leadership Team," “Accreditation," and “What Does a Provost Do and How Do You Prepare for It?” Presenter at the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) 2015 Academic Affairs Summer Meeting on the Becoming a Provost Academy (BAPA), 23-26 July 2015

. “Senior International Officers – Case Study Exercise," “Debrief and Synthesis," and “How to Work with the Executive Team," Presenter for the American Council on Education’s Institute for Leading Internationalization on “Integrating International and Institutional Goals," Washington, DC, 7-8 June 2015 Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 9

. "Risk Management in Higher Education," Presenter, American Association of State Colleges and Universities Chief Academic Officers’ Winter Meeting, New Orleans, LA, 5-6 February, 2015

. "New Academic Standards and Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers," (PARCC), panelist, with David Hespe, Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education, Panelist, Trenton, NJ, 2015

. “How to Build a Leadership Team," “Accreditation," and “What Does a Provost Do, and How You Can Prepare to Do it Well," Presenter, 2014 AASCU Chief Academic Officers Becoming a Provost Academy on, Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 30-August 2, 2014

. Morning Plenary: "The Leadership Perspective," Roundtable Panelist, at the American Council on Education (ACE) and the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) Internationalization Collaborative, “Leading Internationalization in Financially Challenging Times: Building the Innovative Campus," Washington, DC, 15 February 2014

. “Leading with Learning – An Assessment-based Integrative Learning Model," and “Linking Regional and National Accreditation to Planning & Process," Co-Presenter at the Becoming a Provost Academy, both at the Academic Affairs Winter Meeting of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), San Diego, CA, 6–8 February 2014

. "The View from the Top: The Value of Libraries and Information Resources for Higher Education," Presenter, 11th Annual NJEDge.Net Conference, Plainsboro, NJ, 2014

. “High School Media Teachers Fall Symposium: The Future of Stockton’s Communications’ Program, Opportunities for Stockton Students and High School Partnerships," Lower Cape May Regional School District, Lower Cape May, NJ, 2014

. “The Impact of Common Core," Presenter at the Consortium for Innovative Environments in Learning (CIEL) Conference, NJ, October 2013

. “What Does a Provost Do, and How Can You Prepare to Do It Well,” Panelist at the American Academic Leadership Institute (AALI) of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), 25-28 July 2013

. “The Provost’s Perspective on Internationalization," Presenter, Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA), by invitation from the American Council on Education (ACE), New Orleans, LA, February 2013

. New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities on "The Partnership of Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers," (PARCC) Higher Education Leadership Team (HELT), Representative, at the PARCC State Post-Secondary Convening 2013: "Beat the Clock," (New Orleans), after having served on the Governor’s College and Career Readiness Task Force that resulted in New Jersey becoming a “PARCC state” for post-secondary assessment, 2013

. “Strategies for Negotiating the Balance Among Resources," Co-Presenter at the Society for College and University Planning Conference, "Make No Isolated Plans – Integrated Planning for Educational Quality," Chicago, IL, July 2012

. “Technology Enhanced Learning: Great Opportunities and Great Challenges,” Facilitator at the Academic Affairs Winter Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), FL, 2011

. "Navigating Through College Admissions, Financial Aid and NCAA Athletics," Workshop, Stockton University, Campus Center and Performing Arts Center, Galloway, NJ 2011-2014 Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 10

. "Hands-on Introduction to an Integrated Balanced Scorecard Approach," Co-Presenter at the annual, International Conference and Idea Marketplace of the Society for College and University Planning, MD, 2010

. "Re-Imagining Undergraduate Education," Facilitator at the Academic Affairs Summer Meeting, American Association of State Colleges and Universities, IL, 2010

. "Planning a Balanced Scorecard Approach at a NJ State College, Integrated Leadership for a New Reality," Co-Presenter, International Conference and Idea Marketplace of the Society for College and University Planning, Minnesota, 2010

. "Navigating Through College Admissions, Financial Aid and NCAA Athletics," Workshop, Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing, NJ 2006 - 2010

. "University-Assisted Community Schools as an Effective Strategy for Education Reform, K-16+," Presenter at the National Conference of the Netter Center for Community Partnerships, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, 2009

. "Navigating Through College Admissions, Financial Aid, and NCAA Athletics," Workshop Presenter, Virginia Scholastic Association, VA, 2009

. "Testing and Accountability: Where Will it End?" for Phi Delta Kappa, Absecon, NJ 2009

. "Data Driven Decision Making - Testing Analysis," Hamilton Township BOE, Mays Landing, NJ 2006, Atlantic City High School, Egg Harbor Township High School, NJ 2009

. "The Benefits of Data Driven Decision Making," Pinelands Regional High School, Ocean County, NJ, 2009

. "Navigating Through College Admissions, Financial Aid, and "NCAA Athletics," Workshop Presenter, U.S. Rowing Association Annual Convention, NJ, 2008.

. "Setting Priorities for the Superintendent Search Committee," Margate BOE, Margate, NJ, 2008

. "Impact of Socio-Economic Status on Test Scores," Pinelands BOE, Ocean County, NJ, 2008

. Varsity Scholars, Keynote Speaker, Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing, NJ, 2008

. "The Accountability Continuum: Where will it end?" Workshop Presenter, New Jersey Association for Institutional Research, Mercer County Community College, NJ, 2007

. "The History of Testing," Presenter, Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing, NJ, 2007

. "Standardized Testing for Improved Student Performance," , Galloway Township, NJ, Buena Regional High School, Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing, NJ, 2007

. "Child Abuse/Child Neglect & Bullying," Workshop, Facilitator, , Wildwood, NJ, 2007

. "Standardized Testing," Pinelands Regional High School, Buena, NJ, Wall Township, NJ, William Davies Middle School, Mays Landing, NJ, George L. Hess School, Mays Landing, NJ, 2006

. "Child Abuse/Child Neglect," Workshop, Facilitator, , Hammonton, NJ, Stockton Pre-Service Teachers, Stockton University, Galloway, NJ, 2006

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. "Child Abuse/Child Neglect/Peer-to-Peer Bullying," Belhaven School, Linwood, NJ, Upper Township Elementary School, Woodbine, NJ, 2006

. "Standardized Testing for Improved Student Performance," Long Beach Island Grade School, LBI, NJ, Upper Township Middle School, Woodbine, NJ, Upper Township Primary School, Woodbine, NJ, Northfield Community School, Northfield, NJ, Cape May City School, Cape May, NJ, 2005

. "Understanding Testing," Little Egg Harbor School District, Little Egg Harbor, NJ, 2005

. "Standardized Testing for Improved Student Performance," Brick Township Memorial High School, Wildwood High School, Cape May City School, Cape May, NJ, 2004

. "Technology at Its Best: Successful Professional Development Partnerships with K-12 Schools," Workshop Presenter, NASPA Annual National Conference, Washington, DC, 2001

. Burlington County Guidance Counselors Association, Keynote Speaker, Delran, NJ, 1999

. "Legal Issues for the MACUHO Annual Meeting," Workshop Presenter, Atlantic City, NJ, 1998

. Wildwood Catholic High School Honors Convocation, Keynote Speaker, Wildwood, NJ, 1998

. "Establishing an ETTC," Atlantic County Shared Services Roundtable, Mays Landing, NJ, Atlantic County Curriculum Supervisors, Atlantic County Legislative Breakfast, Atlantic County, NJ, Brigantine School District, Brigantine, NJ, Cape Atlantic Principal and Supervisor Association, Cape May County, NJ, 1997

. "Campus Safety and Security," Wildwood High School seniors and parents, Wildwood, NJ, 1997

. "Affirmative Action," Oakcrest High School, Mays Landing, NJ, 1997

. "Sexual Assault on College Campuses," Stockton Women’s Coalition in celebration of Women’s’ History Month, 1997

. "Meeting Political Expectations through Partnerships," Workshop Presenter, NASPA Region II Conference, NY, 1997

. "Campus Judicial Systems: Responding to Hate Crimes on Campus," Workshop Presenter, 8th Annual National Conference on Race & Ethnicity in American Higher Education, NM, 1995

. "Campus Judicial Systems: Responding to Hate Crimes on Campus," Presenter at the CHEER Conference, sponsored by the New Jersey Secretary of State, New Jersey Department of Education, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and Stockton University, 1994

. "Evolution of Campus Judicial Systems," Workshop Presenter, New Jersey Consortium on Campus Sexual Violence, Rutgers University, 1994

. “A Model Campus Code for Addressing Sexual Assault,” Workshop Presenter, The International Conference on Sexual Assault on Campus, FL, 1992

. “An Alternative Model for Educating the Disadvantaged," “Minority Concerns in a Conservative Era: The Future of Afro-American Studies," Stockton University Symposium, 1985

. "Institutionalizing a Program for the Disadvantaged,” Workshop Presenter, New Jersey Educational Opportunity Fund Professional Association Annual Conference, 1984.

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. “Time Management," Temple University Law School, 1984

CONSULTANTSHIPS

. New College of Florida, Strategic Planning and Budgeting, 2014 . Massachusetts Maritime Academy, Develop and Implement an Enrollment Management Program, 1995 . Bergen Community College Basic Skills Program Review, 1987

GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

. Joint Author, Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, Teachers as Scholars Grant, $15,000, 2008-2009 . Project Director and Contributing Author, New Jersey Department of Education, Math and Science Partnership Grant, $675,000, 2007-2008 . Primary Author, New Jersey Department of Education, Grant to Establish the Atlantic County Educational Technology Training Center, $750,000, 1997-2000

Grants Awarded under my Management: . New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Child Welfare Institute, $1,800,000, 2014- 2015 . New Jersey Department of Children and Families, Establishment of Child Welfare Institute, $1,500,000, 2013-2014 . New Jersey Department of Education, Formative Assessment Grant, $680,000, 2013-2014 . New Jersey Department of Education, Math and Science Partnership Grant, $1,100,000, 2012- 2014 . New Jersey Department of Education, Improving Partnerships and Active Collaboration for Teaching Grant, $900,000, 2010-2012 . New Jersey Department of Education, Math and Science Partnership Grant, $825,000, 2008- 2010 . New Jersey Department of Education, Intervention and Referral Services Technical Assistance Project, $1,000,000, 2007-2010 . New Jersey Department of Education, Improving Teacher Quality Grant, $820,000, 2006-2009 . New Jersey Department of Education, Improving Teacher Quality Grant, $750,000, 2003-2006 . UMDNJ Behavioral Health, Atlantic County Traumatic Loss Coalition, $93,200, 2003-present . New Jersey Department of Education, Safe Schools Safe Communities Grant, $150,000, 2001- 2003

Grants Awarded with SRI & ETTC Partners: . New Jersey Department of Education, Improving Partnerships and Active Collaboration for Teaching Grant, Georgian Court College, $60,000, 2010 . Atlantic City Public Schools, Immigrant Newcomer Center, $25,000, 2006-2009 . New Jersey Department of Education, Comprehensive School Reform Grant, Buena Regional School District, $31,400, 2006-2008 . New Jersey Department of Education, Math Achievement to Realize Academic Achievement Matrix Grant, Hamilton Township and Mullica School Districts, $95,000, 2004-2006 . New Jersey Department of Education, Star-W Students Using Technology to Achieve Reading- Writing Grant, Atlantic City, Middle Township, and Stafford Township School Districts, $100,000, 2003-2006 . New Jersey Department of Education, ACE Plus Grant, Asbury Park, Millville, and Pleasantville Charter School, $74,000, 2003-2004 . Bill Gates Foundation, NJELITE, $59,300, 2002-2004 . New Jersey Department of Education, Goals 2000 Grant, Hamilton Township School District, $34,000, 2001-2003 Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 13

. New Jersey Department of Education, School/Community Partnerships to Increase Access to Technology ACE Center Grant, Buena and Woodbine School Districts, $67,500, 2001-2002

Long Term Contracts: . Atlantic City, 9-12 Collaborative (Restructuring Initiative), $72,000, 2009-2010 . Hamilton Township, Technology Integration, $48,000, 2009-2010 . Hamilton Township, Language Arts & Literacy, $92,000, 2008-2010 . Buena Regional, Language Arts and Literacy, $65,550, 2008-2010 . Atlantic City, K-8 Math Collaborative, $150,000, 2008-2010 . Commercial Township, Curriculum Support and Coach Mentoring, $77,000, 2007-2010 . Woodbine, Curriculum and Coach Mentoring, $90,000, 2009-2010

Program Evaluation Contracts: . Pleasantville, $44,250, 2007-2010 . Ventnor, $76,750, 2004-2009 . Wildwood, $20,500, 2007-2009 . Egg Harbor City, $55,700, 2004-2008 . Buena Regional, $58,940, 2004-2008 . Atlantic City, $69,200, 2003-2008

PUBLICATIONS

. "Focus on Global Perspective Benefits Stockton Community," The Press of Atlantic City, 8 Nov 2015 . “Bond Act Funds Would Be Used Only for Academic Facilities,” Shore News Today, 23 Oct 2012 . “Stockton Readies Graduates for Global Marketplace,” The Asbury Park Press, 8 Apr 2012 . “Higher Education Must Meet Job Market Challenges,” New Jersey Newsroom, 28 Mar 2012 . “Stockton Identifies 10 Essential Skills,” The Current, 28 Mar 2012 . “Learning with a Purpose is Today’s Goal in Higher Education,” Galloway Patch, 27 Mar 2012 . “Learning with a Purpose is Today’s Goal,” The Press of Atlantic City, 23 Mar 2012 . “Weathering a Perfect Storm,” The Record of Bergen County, 3 Oct 2010 . “Solutions to Weathering Higher Education’s Perfect Storm,” The Times of Trenton, 2 Oct 2010 . “Weathering New Jersey Higher Education’s Perfect Storm,” New Jersey News Room, 29 Sep 2010 . “N.J. Colleges Must Change to Survive,” The Press of Atlantic City, 27 Sep 2010 . Joint Author, “Recruiting Minorities: Commitment is the Key,” The Admissions Strategist: Recruiting in the 1980’s, The College Board Publication, 1986 . Joint Author, “An Alternative Model for Educating the Disadvantaged,” prepared for the Department of Higher Education, 1984 . “Proposition 13 – Profits in the Classroom, The Docket, New Jersey Council for the Social Studies, Fall Issue, 1978

GOVERNMENT TESTIMONY, REPRESENTATION AND LEGISLATION

. Expert testimony provided to the New Jersey Assembly Higher Education Committee on College Affordability, the Common Core Curriculum, and Recommendations for the Future, March 13, 2014

. Expert testimony provided before the Governor’s Higher Education Council, representing all New Jersey State Colleges, with regard to past and present remediation activities, August 9, 2011

. Representative for the senior public colleges and universities on the Governor’s Task Force to improve the NJ STARS program. Initiated the reform with a twelve-member task force that included members of the Senate, Assembly, Governor’s Office, and sector representatives. Harvey Kesselman, Curriculum Vitae 2016 14

. One of the primary authors of the revised legislation that strengthened admissions requirements, set an income eligibility cap, required matching State funds, and limited scholarship amounts. The legislation was adopted by the Assembly and Senate and signed into law by the Governor, 2008

. Expert testimony provided to the Assembly for Higher Education Commission, State of New Jersey, with regard to the restructuring of the NJ STARS program, May 5, 2008

. One of the primary authors of the NJ STARS revised legislation that was approved by the New Jersey Senate and New Jersey Assembly and signed into law by the Governor, 2008

. Contributing author of the New Jersey Higher Education Student Assistance Authority’s new Residency Regulations for Financial Aid Recipients attending New Jersey Colleges and Universities, 2001

. Representative for the senior public colleges and universities on the New Jersey Committee of Experts on Campus Sexual Assault Issues. The nine-member advisory committee was appointed by the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education to author and develop a Campus Sexual Assault Victims’ Bill of Rights which was adopted by all colleges and universities in the state, 1995

. Contributing author of the New Jersey Campus Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights for the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education’s Committee of Experts on Campus Sexual Assault, 1995

. Technical advisor to the New Jersey State College and University Presidents’ Council in the development and implementation of reporting standards for Accountability and Excellence, which included performance-funding indicators reviewed annually by the New Jersey Legislature, 1994–2000

. Expert testimony provided to the Joint Education Committee, State of New Jersey, with regard to the restructuring of the system of higher education, May 26, 1994

. Representative (one of six) appointed by the Chancellor of Higher Education to author and develop the New Jersey Student Unit Record Enrollment (SURE) statewide data reporting and monitoring system. As a result of this Working Group, New Jersey was among the first States to use technology to gather and exchange assessment data such as demographics, retention, and graduation progression rates from all public institutions of higher education, 1985-1987