Meet Our Team

Information: Instructional Design and Technology Specialist; eliza.blau@rutgers.edu; Eliza collaborates with SAS instructors on all of their teaching and technology needs. She combines her teaching experience and technology expertise to use best practices to help instructors meet their goals and address teaching challenges they face. Eliza holds an MA from Teachers College at Columbia University. She has taught middle school and high school social studies, and Basic Composition and Expository Writing in our very own Writing Program.

Information: Instructional Design and Technology Specialist; pauline.carpenter@rutgers.edu; Pauline partners with SAS instructors and colleagues to promote inclusive, equitable, and evidence-based learning across course modalities. She holds an MA in Education from McGill and a graduate certificate in Learning Design and Technology from Harvard Extension. Previously, Pauline worked to advance college teaching in various roles at Montclair State’s Instructional Technology & Design Services, Harvard’s Derek Bok Center for Teaching & Learning and Cornell’s Center for Teaching Innovation.

Information: Program Coordinator; nicole.dallara@rutgers.edu; Nicole supports the Teaching and Learning team with their marketing and program. She compiles the monthly e-newsletter and assists the staff with their various initiatives throughout the year.

Nicole has a B.S. in Environmental Policies, Institutions, and Behaviors with extensive marketing, communication and program experience working on various campaigns during her time in the non-profit sector and here at Rutgers.

Information: Director of Special Pedagogic Projects; jenevieve.delossantos@rutgers.edu

Information: Director of Teaching Learning & Assessment; dgoldman@sas.rutgers.edu; David works with SAS instructors and teammates on the Teaching and Learning Team to cultivate and support a community of excellent teachers at Rutgers. He also coordinates assessment practices that emphasize improving student learning.

David has a Ph.D. in Philosophy from UCLA and has taught at UCLA, Yale, Ohio State, and Rutgers. Before coming to Rutgers, he was Program Director for Humanities and Social Sciences at UCLA Extension, where he helped to build the UCLA Prison Education Program.

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