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Rotondo, Esq., Mark

Vice President, Innovation and Strategic Initiatives
Senior Instructor
J.D., L.L.M.
Suffolk University
Boston
School Affiliation

Cambridge College School of Undergraduate Studies and School of Management

Academic Focus

Mathematics, statistics and economics

Community Involvement
  • Served as Chair of the Budget, Strategic Plan, and Policy committees as a member of the Winthrop School Committee
  • Served as Vice Chairman of the Everett School Committee
  • Served twice as a member of the Town of Winthrop’s By-law Committee
  • Served as a member of the Keverian School Council
  • Served as a representative of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees for Education Reform in Massachusetts
  • Served as Secretary of the Winthrop Federal Credit Union
  • Served as a member of the Town of Winthrop Finance Committee
  • Served as a Winthrop Parks and Recreation Commissioner
  • Youth baseball and football coach for 10 years
Courses Taught
  • Management Statistics    
  • Management Science        
  • Managerial Economics
  • Calculus for Management Science
  • College Algebra
Education

L.L.M. - Suffolk University Law School - Master of Law
J.D. - Suffolk University Law School - Juris Doctor
M.S. - UMass Boston
B.S. - Suffolk University
 

Professional Credentials:

  • Licensed by the Board of Bar Overseers Commonwealth of Massachusetts as an attorney in good standing
  • Initial License Superintendent of School, Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
Insight

As a third-generation educator, I have seen the transformational power of education. I have held my colleagues, my students and myself to high performance standards while recognizing that people may not have the same advantages. I have been a strong proponent of "raising the bar" and helping students see themselves as unique individuals -- encouraging them to take responsibility for their learning and success.

Professional Experience

2012-Present CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE, Cambridge, MA    
Vice President, Innovation and Strategic Initiatives
Associate Provost, Institutional Effectiveness and Innovation
Director, Research, Planning and Evaluation

1998-2012    SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY, Boston, MA
Assistant Dean/Data Analyst/Educational Researcher

1996-1998 BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Boston, MA
Director-Institutional Research and Marketing

1995-1996 BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Boston, MA
Special Assistant to the Vice President of International Programs

1992-1995    BUNKER HILL COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Boston, MA
Technical Assistant II - Center for Self-Directed Learning

Research & Publications
  • “The Professional Paralegal”, February 2016, Wolters Kluwer, ISBN:9781454862680
  •  “Immigration Law” expected date of publication September 2018, Pearson Prentice Hall,
  • “Wills, Trust and Estates” expected publication date September 2019, Carolina Academic Press
Selected Presentations
  • Using National Benchmarking Assessment to Inform Student Learning Outcomes 40 Years of Excellence and Beyond Northeast Association for Institutional Research, Newport RI, November 2013
  • A multi-disciplinary writing assessment initiative: Achieving collective transformation of perceptions of assessment through teamwork and empowerment. Presentation at the American Association of Colleges & Universities General Education and Assessment Conference Miami, FL, March, 2007