Dr. Azhar is a Professor of Computer Information Systems at CUNY BMCC. His current research focuses on human-robot collaboration for assistive robotics, Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity education, and educational robotics. Over the past decade, Dr. Azhar has organized and taught numerous teacher training workshops for Educational Robotics programs, after-school robotics clubs, and robotics competitions for students....
Dr. Margaret Barrow is a full-time faculty member in the English Department. She is also the Deputy Chair. Since her arrival she has been involved in a number of BMCC initiatives: She directed the Coordinated Undergraduate Education Project as Coordinator in the English Department and participated in the Title V Advisement Initiative, Cohort B. She...
After Mario Benavides received his BS in Microbiology in 1996, he began teaching undergraduate science courses in his native country of Colombia. He moved to the United States with the intention of pursuing his graduate education, and enrolled in the Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology Program of the CUNY Graduate Center. After completing his PhD,...
Dr. Azhar is an Associate Professor of Computer Information Systems at CUNY BMCC. Dr. Azhar's current research includes human-robot collaboration for assistive robotics, cybersecurity education, and educational robotics. Dr. Azhar has been involved in organizing and teaching numerous teacher training workshops for Educational Robotics programs, after-school robotics clubs, and robotics competitions for students over a...
Liana Erstenyuk is a Lecturer of Mathematics at Borough of Manhattan Community College, CUNY. She earned her MS in Mathematics and Physics Education at Precarpathian National University, Ukraine in 1991. Before immigrating to the US, she taught Mathematics and was a Principal of the High School of Economics and Finance. She worked on developing MAT 41 Mathematics...
Since Fall 2011, I am a Faculty Librarian at BMCC’s A. Philip Randolph Memorial Library, teaching library instruction classes and delivering online library instruction through the Blackboard Learning Management System. My goal is to help students, faculty and staff learn about and use our fabulous library resources. I currently study the relationship between literature and memory at The...
Luis González-Urbina received his B.S. in Chemistry and a M.S. in Physical Chemistry from the University of the Basque Country (UPV-EHU), Spain, and a M.S. in Material Engineering for Microelectronics from the University of Leuven (KU Leuven), Belgium. After a short time in industry he obtained a Ph.D. in Chemistry working at the group of...
