Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning
Rockland Community College
Thursday, December 4 from 12:30 - 2:00 pm in the Faculty/Staff Dining Room
Rockland Community College will hold its First Annual Celebration of RCC Authors on
Thursday December 4 to showcase the accomplishments of our faculty authors. The following
RCC faculty have become published authors within the past year.
Suzanne Cleary, PhD, Professor of English,
Beauty Mark
-- a collection of poems using morsels of popular culture as a
window into more transcendent issues.
Martin J. Lecker, EdD, Professor of Business, Historical and Sociological
Perspectives of Multiculturalism in American Business
-- a collection of essays exploring multiculturalism in the business world from both
historical and sociological points of view.
Bob LeMoullec, Adjunct Instructor of Communication/Media
Arts
The Newsroom Confessions -- a non-fiction, coming of age story of sorts which
takes the reader into real newsrooms...warts and all.
David Lucander, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pluralism & Diversity, Winning the
War for Democracy: The March on Washington Movement, 1941-1946 -- a
look at the importance of the March on Washington Movement with special
attention to the significance of its obscure grassroots leaders.
Sara Macel, Adjunct Instructor of Art,
May the Road Rise to Meet You -- provides a photographic monograph of the
trips across the United States taken by her father, a traveling salesman.
Marie Morreale, Adjunct Instructor of Occupational Therapy,
The OTA's Guide to Documentation: Writing SOAP Notes, Third Edition -guides the occupational therapy assistant student through the legal, ethical and
professional documentation standards of their field.
Xi Shi, PhD, Professor of Library Science,
James Sherrier, Professor Emeritus
The Power of Belief, Value of Knowledge
-- draws upon historical atrocities like the Holocaust, the Rape of Nanking
Massacre and the Great Leap Forward, to establish a common thread among state
sanctioned horrors, committed when dogmatic beliefs take precedence over
knowledge.
Each author will sign one copy of their book to be kept in the RCC Library Rockland Room.
Join President Cliff L. Wood and the RCC Center for Excellence in Teaching & Learning on
December 4 from 12:30 - 2:00 pm in the Faculty/Staff Dining Room to meet the authors
and enjoy this special occasion.