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Stephen Klein
Professor of Information
Systems
Ramapo College
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Stephen
Klein's Home Page
Hello and welcome to my home page. I'm glad you're here. Please, let
me introduce myself. My name, as you already know, is Stephen
Klein, and no, I'm not related to Calvin or Ann. I am
related to Wendy, my wonderful wife, Leslie and Jeffrey, our super children
and their special spouses, and our four amazing grandchildren. We moved to
New Jersey from Massachusetts in 1980, and we reside in Oakland NJ. We chose
Oakland because of its beautiful country setting, excellent public schools,
and close proximity to the College. I have been teaching and consulting in
the fields of computing and information systems/technology for more than 40
years. I consider myself a "win-win" teacher, mentor, and
facilitator in the learning process. I subscribe to the CAPPE (Courage,
Attitude, Perseverance, Passion, and Ethics) principles in life and try to
instill these qualities in my students. Also, as a New Englander, I’m an avid
Boston Red Sox fan.
I have been on the faculty at Ramapo College since 1985. As a Professor of
Information Systems in the Anisfield School of
Business (ASB) I teach introductory and advanced information systems and
technology (IS/IT) courses. My teaching and research interests include
computer literacy, programming languages and the application of information
technology to the solution of business problems. As a practicing IT
consultant, the currency of my consulting experiences ensures that my
students are studying and learning emerging information technologies. In December
2010 ASB was awarded accreditation by AACSB (Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business) Accreditation, an international accrediting agency
for business schools. I actively participated in the curriculum management
and assurance of learning accreditation processes.
In 1990, I had the honor and privilege of conducting a computing workshop
in Volgograd, Soviet Union. In 1994, I was invited to Ningbo, Peoples
Republic of China, where I conducted a computing workshop for accountants.
Both of these experiences provided me with invaluable knowledge about the
countries, their peoples and cultures, and their computing environments. I
developed friendships which endure today.
In the Winter of 2005, I traveled with two ASB faculty colleagues and 38
students on a Study Abroad Program to Italy. The 13-day trip to Venice, Florence, and Rome, was an
educationally and a culturally rewarding experience for all. I encourage my
students to enroll in Study Abroad and Cooperative Education program courses.
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Ramapo College has provided me with the impetus to
achieve excellence in teaching, scholarship and contribution to college and
community. Similarly, I have witnessed the College's growth and transformation
into a highly acclaimed institution of higher learning. It is a privilege
to be part of Ramapo College's past, present, and future.
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If you would like more
information about
Ramapo College, our programs and
courses, faculty and students,
or information in general,
please contact me at (201) 684-7375,
or at sklein@ramapo.edu
Thank you and have a GREAT day J
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