Faculty & Staff Directory

Mike Holland

Residence Life and Conduct, Student Life
Assistant Director of Residence Life

Email: mholland@caldwell.edu

Residence Life and Conduct, Student Life

Assistant Director of Residence Life

mholland@caldwell.edu

Christine Horstman

Enrollment Management and Communications
Asst. Vice President of Marketing & Communications

Email: chorstman@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3015
Office Location: Rosary Hall, 209

Personal motto: Great is finite; better is infinite. Let’s keep aiming for better.

After graduating Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Speech Communications and Public Relations from Miami University in Oxford, OH, Christine traveled to New York City where she spent her early years working both back of house and front of house in high profile restaurants while pursuing opportunities in playwriting and performance. Her journey back into the office began in 2004, where she has since served in various marketing and communications capacities for non-profit, start-up, corporate and creative organizations. She has spent the past decade exclusively in higher education enrollment marketing and communications. In her free time, she can be found doing research for and writing her novel, crafting pub quiz games for local establishments, and, when it’s NFL season, screaming at her beloved Detroit Lions on TV.

Enrollment Management and Communications

Asst. Vice President of Marketing & Communications

chorstman@caldwell.edu

Modern Languages

Adjunct Lecturer

chsu@caldwell.edu

Student Accounts

Billing Manager / Operations Coordinator

diacullo@caldwell.edu

Mathematics

Adjunct Lecturer

jIglesias@caldwell.edu

Visual Art and Design

Adjunct Lecturer

mippolito@caldwell.edu

Justin Jacobson

Business and Computer Science
Adjunct Professor

Email: jjacobson@caldwell.edu
Office: 516-220-2911
Office Location: Newman Center

Office:
Tues: 3:00pm – 4:00pm by appointment

ustin M. Jacobson, Esq. is an entertainment, esports and video game attorney specializing in intellectual property and business law located in New York City. For over a decade, he has worked with professional athletes, musicians, producers, DJs, record labels, fashion designers as well as professional gamers, streamers, content creators, coaches, on-air broadcasters, esports organizations, and other business and individuals in the entertainment, sports, music, esports, gaming, art, and fashion industries. He assists influencers and businesses with contracts,
copyrights, trademarks, immigration and visas, corporate formalities, licensing, litigation, and other related business and legal matters.Justin is an Adjunct Professor at University of North Carolina Wilmington, Post University in Connecticut, Harrisburg University, Post University, Champlain College, Fisher College, Caldwell University, and CUNY Hunter College. He has authored “The Essential Guide to the Business & Law of Esports & Professional Video Gaming.” Justin obtain his B.A. in Sociology from George Washington University (2008) and obtained his J.D. from Touro Law Center (2011).

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Business and Computer Science

Adjunct Professor

jjacobson@caldwell.edu

Psychology and Counseling

Adjunct Instructor

RJaslow@caldwell.edu

Joanne Jasmine

Education
Professor

Email: Jjasmine@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3610
FAX: 973-618-3580
Office Location: Visceglia Hall

Dr. Joanne Jasmine is a Professor of Education. She teaches undergraduate students, master level students, and doctoral students. Dr. Jasmine coordinates the M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction program designed for experienced teachers to further enhance the professionalism and quality of teaching. She also co-coordinates the Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership with Dr. Joan Moriarty. This program provides the students with the research, knowledge, and tools to become leaders in the field of education. In addition to her teaching, Dr. Jasmine has several publications and presents at conferences at local, state, and national levels focusing on areas of teaching methodology, reading, language arts, and early childhood curricula. She has presented at numerous conferences across the country on the topic of global literature.

B.A. Rutgers University

Ed.M. Columbia University

Ed.D. Columbia University

Education

Professor

Jjasmine@caldwell.edu

Nursing and Public Health

Assistant Dean, Associate Professor

AJean@caldwell.edu

International Student Services

Director

JJiras@caldwell.edu

Athletics

Associate Director/Head Coach, Softball

Djohnson@caldwell.edu

Library

Circulation Desk Assistant – Part Time

EJohnson@caldwell.edu

English

Adjunct Lecturer

kjorgensen@caldwell.edu

Mathematics

Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science

mjuliano@caldwell.edu

School of Education

School Nurse Field Supervisor

ljung@caldwell.edu

Natural Sciences

Adjunct Instructor

njuvekar@caldwell.edu

Modern Languages

Adjunct Lecturer

akambolis@caldwell.edu

Applied Behavior Analysis

Assistant Clinical Supervisor

ckane@caldwell.edu

Communication and Media Studies

Adjunct Lecturer

dkane@caldwell.edu

Applied Behavior Analysis

Adjunct Lecturer

ckane@caldwell.edu

Psychology and Counseling

Adjunct Lecturer

lkang@caldwell.edu

Academic Success Center

ESL Tutor

akapleau@caldwell.edu

Institutional Advancement

Vice President

pkeefe@caldwell.edu

Business and Computer Science

Adjunct Professor

tkeen@caldwell.edu

Kathleen Kelley

Nursing and Public Health
Professor and Undergraduate Nursing Student Success Coordinator

Email: kakelley@caldwell.edu
Phone: (973) 618 – 3148
FAX: (973) 618 – 3802
Office Location: Werner Hall, 325

Office:
Mon: 9am-11am, 1:30pm – 3pm (in office), 7pm-9pm (remote)
Tues: N/A
Wed: 1pm – 3pm (in office)
Thurs: 10am – 12pm (in office)
Fri: by appointment (virtual)

Kathleen Kelley, DNP, MSN, RN

Dr. Kelley holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice, a Master of Science in Nursing, and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing bridge degrees from Loyola University, New Orleans. She received her Diploma in Nursing from Holy Name School of Nursing in Teaneck, NJ and holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ.

Her nursing expertise is in the areas of Trauma ICU, Surgical ICU, General Critical Care, Neuroscience and Mentoring. She has held certifications in Critical Care Nursing, Trauma and Emergency Nursing and Neuroscience Nursing. She worked for 12 years prior to Caldwell University at St. Joseph’s Regional Medical Center in Paterson, NJ in the Surgical/Trauma Intensive Care Unit.

At Caldwell, she is the lead faculty of Health & Cultural Assessment across the Lifespan and Adult Health II – Critical/Acute Care. She also is the Undergraduate Nursing Student Academic Success Coordinator for all nursing students to assist them in achieving optimal success in their academic content and study skills. She is a member of the faculty council and coordinates student retention activities, nursing athlete advising, and “Nurse for a Day” college visits.

Nursing and Public Health

Professor and Undergraduate Nursing Student Success Coordinator

kakelley@caldwell.edu

Academic Advising

Academic Advising Intern

jkelsey@caldwell.edu

Emma Kendrick

Psychology and Counseling
Associate Professor

Email: EKendrick@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3947

Dr. Emma L. Kendrick is currently an Associate Professor in the Graduate Counseling program, at Caldwell University. Dr. Kendrick joined Caldwell in the fall of 2012 and teaches graduate courses specifically focused on clinical mental health counseling. In addition to teaching, she also serves as the Program Coordinator for the Graduate Counseling program, in the School of Psychology and Counseling. In her time at Caldwell, Dr. Kendrick has been honored with the “Dream Catcher” and “Graduate Faculty Mentorship” awards, both recognizing her ongoing commitment to counselor education. Dr. Kendrick is fully certified as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in New Jersey, and also holds the national certification of Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). Her research interests surround counselor competency, counselor screening/selection (in graduate admissions process), and counselor education pedagogy. Dr. Kendrick uses her research to provide workshops throughout the local community, in addition to presenting regularly at national and international conferences.

Psychology and Counseling

Associate Professor

EKendrick@caldwell.edu

Natural Sciences

Assistant Professor

MKenney@caldwell.edu

Jacqueline Kerner

Enrollment Management and Communications
Admissions System Coordinator

Email: jkerner@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3448
Office Location: Newman Center

Education
BA in Mathematics, Manhattanville University – May 2017
MA in Higher Education Administration, Caldwell University – expected May 2026

Awards/Honors
Conference Presenter, NY/NE Regional ePortfolio Conference – Re-Bundling Higher Education High-Impact
e-Portfolio Practice and the New Digital Ecosystem, March 2017
Featured e-Portfolio, Official Digication Website, 2017
Conference Presenter, NYSACAC Mini-Winter Institute Conference – Moments That Matter, March 2022 Salesforce Marketing Cloud Administration Certification Class, October 2022

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Caldwell University, Caldwell, NJ
Admissions Systems Coordinator, January 2023 – Present

St. Francis College, Brooklyn, NY
Admissions Specialist, September 2021 – December 2022

Summer Discovery – Wharton Global Youth High School Programs, Roslyn, NY Campus Specialist, December 2019 – September 2021

Enrollment Management and Communications

Admissions System Coordinator

jkerner@caldwell.edu

Business and Computer Science

Adjunct Lecturer

jckim@calwell.edu

Education

Coordinator, Field Placement

bkivlon@caldwell.edu

Soheila Kobler

Academic Affairs, Online Education
Director, Online Education

Email: skobler@caldwell.edu
Phone: 973-618-3724
Office Location: Albertus Magnus Hall

About

With over 20 years of educational and technology experience, Soheila Kobler leads the Office of Online Education at Caldwell University. She collaborates with department deans, chairs and faculty to ensure high-quality graduate and undergraduate online classes and degree programs for the University.

Her prior roles include Associate Dean of Academic Assessment at RVVC, Director of Online at Berkeley College for Dover College, Director of Faculty and Staff Development at HCCC, Director of Assessment and Curriculum at LIM College, Distance Education Manger for College of Computing at NJIT. Her professional experience includes teaching Software Development, Computer Architecture, Algorithm, Computer and Society, Database and Web Design both in-person and online. She has also served as Middle States peer reviewer for over ten years.

She holds BEng in Electrical Engineering from Greenwich University in London, England, B.S. in Political Science and Economic from National University in Iran, and M.S. of Computer Information Systems from NJIT in US.

Academic Affairs, Online Education

Director, Online Education

skobler@caldwell.edu

English

Associate Professor

kkornacki@caldwell.edu

Business and Computer Science

Adjunct Lecturer

jkoroluk@caldwell.edu

Psychology and Counseling

Adjunct Lecturer

gkose@caldwell.edu

Steve Kreutzer

Business and Computer Science
Associate Professor

Email: Skreutzer@caldwell.edu
Work: 973-618-3646
Office Location: Visceglia Hall, 242

Education

B.S., Union College
M.S., Northwestern University
Ph.D., Northwestern University

Dr. Kreutzer is an Associate Professor of Computer Science. He graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from Union College in Schenectady, NY, and holds M.S. and PhD degrees in Computer Science from Northwestern University. Dr. Kreutzer had a long career in industry before transitioning to academia. He has significant professional experience in roles including product management, business analysis, software development, and project management. Additionally, he has led management consulting practices that served senior executive clients in twelve countries. Dr. Kreutzer has worked for AT&T Bell Laboratories, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and AIG.

Since 2012, Dr. Kreutzer has been a college professor and has taught more than a dozen different computer science courses. He is highly focused on preparing students for successful careers and takes great joy in seeing his students receive excellent job offers and graduate—in that order.

Business and Computer Science

Associate Professor

Skreutzer@caldwell.edu