Danielle Green, MBA
Education
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, at Oswego, NY
Master’s in Business Administration (MBA)
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, College of Technology at Alfred, NY
Bachelor’s in Technology Management Program
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, College of Technology at Alfred, NY
Associate in Applied Science Degree in Court and Realtime Reporting
CERTIFIED COURT REPORTING INSTRUCTOR PROGRAM
Sponsored by the National Court Reporters Association. Earned certification to teach court reporting classes through 13 hours of instruction and follow-up projects based on the content of orientation sessions.
EDUCATIONAL COACHING & LEADERSHIP PROGRAM
Sponsored by the National Court Reporters Association. Earned certification in education coaching and leadership through 8 hours of instruction based on the content of orientation sessions.
ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING OUTCOMES
Sponsored by SUNY. Three-course certificate completed with distinction
1. Assessment to Improve Teaching & Learning; completed with distinction
2. Planning and Implementing an Assessment of Student Learning; completed with distinction
3. Closing the Loop – Sustainable Assessment for Continuous Improvement; completed with distinction
SUNY COUNCIL ON ASSESSMENT (SCOA) MENTORING PROGRAM
Sponsored by SUNY. Worked with an experienced SCOA mentor to develop an assessment project of interest.
SUNY COUNCIL ON ASSESSMENT LEADERSHIP
Sponsored by SUNY. Eight-week leadership in assessment course completed with distinction.
Honors and Awards
Alfred State College, Cum Laude
SUNY Oswego, Summa Cum Laude
Open SUNY Fellow: Experienced Online Practitioner
Open SUNY Online Teaching Ambassador
Alfred State Pioneer Award
SUNY Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Faculty Service
“I support and encourage my Court Reporting students as much as I can. Students taking my courses need to be fully engaged and ready to learn.”
An Alfred State alum, Green fell in love with the legal field and never looked back. “I have a passion for upholding our traditional judicial system and preserving the rights of all defendants,” she says. “Court reporting is a well-respected career choice for students who are looking to enter the legal profession or aid the disabilities community. Possessing these degree credentials will allow those entering the field to help those less fortunate.”
Green earned her associate degree in court and realtime reporting and a bachelor’s degree in technology management from Alfred State and an MBA from SUNY Oswego. She worked for eight years as a judicial reporter, recording depositions, parole hearings, parole boards, worker’s compensation trials, and public hearings, as well as doing some CART work for the hearing impaired. She teaches both lower- and upper-level court reporting classes, including theory, speed building, and procedures for reporters and captioners.
“Students should be aware before taking my courses that they need to be fully engaged and ready to learn. They need to appreciate the learning curve and the dedication that this degree entails. I support and encourage my students as much as I can, but they need to think like Olympians and be their own driving force and motivation as well.”