Dr. Elsa-Sofia Morote- International scholar, Dr. Morote has worked in Mexico, Peru and the United States. She has performed consulting activities in several countries such as Peru, Mexico and El Salvador. She has presented research papers at international conferences including the countries of India, Italy, Canada, Mexico, China, Germany, France and Peru.
Senior Doctoral Advisor (2014- on), Grand Canyon University (Doctoral Dissertation Chair - online) and adjunct professor at Stony Brook University (Higher Education Administration).
Full Professor (2003-2016), Dowling College at the Department of Educational Administration, Leadership, and Technology. Research interests are related to educational technology, economics of education, multicultural education, entrepreneurship education, and Gross National Happiness.
Claim of fame: Her mentorship program at Dowling College has students published in peer-reviewed journals, received awards, and present around the world; Her entrepreneurship courses at Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM) has lead her students to win national and international competitions. At Dowling she trademarked "college, yes you can, si tu puedes". Architect of the masters in educational technology leadership
Post-Doctorate: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2001-2003). doctoral student fellow at University of Pittsburgh CLAS, and senior post-doctoral researcher, and Entrepreneurship and Finances professor at Monterrey Institute of Technology (1993-2007).
Best of her jobs. Her students and her colleagues. She has a passion for teaching instructional technology , research, and statistics and higher education management. She feels tremendously rewarded by transforming students' fears and anxieties into positive attitudes and self-confidence.
Community Participation Dr. Morote is the founder and director of the International and Diversity Institute (IDI) at Dowling College (2012-2016), and she is an president of the board of the Peruvian American chamber of Commerce on Long Island.
Senior Doctoral Advisor (2014- on), Grand Canyon University (Doctoral Dissertation Chair - online) and adjunct professor at Stony Brook University (Higher Education Administration).
Full Professor (2003-2016), Dowling College at the Department of Educational Administration, Leadership, and Technology. Research interests are related to educational technology, economics of education, multicultural education, entrepreneurship education, and Gross National Happiness.
Claim of fame: Her mentorship program at Dowling College has students published in peer-reviewed journals, received awards, and present around the world; Her entrepreneurship courses at Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM) has lead her students to win national and international competitions. At Dowling she trademarked "college, yes you can, si tu puedes". Architect of the masters in educational technology leadership
Post-Doctorate: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2001-2003). doctoral student fellow at University of Pittsburgh CLAS, and senior post-doctoral researcher, and Entrepreneurship and Finances professor at Monterrey Institute of Technology (1993-2007).
Best of her jobs. Her students and her colleagues. She has a passion for teaching instructional technology , research, and statistics and higher education management. She feels tremendously rewarded by transforming students' fears and anxieties into positive attitudes and self-confidence.
Community Participation Dr. Morote is the founder and director of the International and Diversity Institute (IDI) at Dowling College (2012-2016), and she is an president of the board of the Peruvian American chamber of Commerce on Long Island.