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Manufacturing and Construction Management Department

Paul Resetarits

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Faculty Information

Location(s) Nicolaus Copernicus 2121000

Departments(s) SET - Manufacturing and Construction Management

Title(s) Professor

Contact Information

School Email

(Primary)

School Phone

(860) 832-1834

Room

NC2121000

Education

Degree(s) Ph.D., University of Connecticut

Other Information

Employed Since

1984

Biography

Courses and Office Hours

Education and Experience:

College and University Education

University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT	January 1989 Ph.D. Technical and Industrial Education, Research in Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)
The University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT	January 1989 Diploma in Professional Education
Ball State University, Muncie, IN	May 1983 MA, Industrial Education
State University College of NY at Buffalo	December 1979 BS in Education, Industrial Arts Education

Honors and Awards:

Fall 2002 Outstanding Professor of Industrial Technology, National Association of Industrial Technology

Academic Employment

July 1984 to Present	Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut, School of Technology, Department of Industrial Technology
1995 to Present	Tenured Full Professor

Courses Taught Recently

IT 190 Quality Assurance
IT 401 Industrial Internship
IT 402 Sicily in a Globalized World
IT 496 Lean Manufacturing
IT 500 Industrial Applications of Computers
IT 561 Applications of Lean Principles
IT 564 Quality Management Systems
IT 595 Applied Research

Administrative Assignments

Fall 2004 to Present	Faculty Athletics Representative Direct report to the CCSU President. CCSU representative to the NCAA and Northeast Conference. Responsible for ensuring the academic integrity of the intercollegiate athletics programs.
Spring 2003	Acting Associate Dean of the School of Technology. Responsible for class schedules, faculty load, community outreach programs, student discipline, working with department chairs and faculty on various day to day activities across the CCSU campus.
2001 to 2007	Chairperson of the Department of Manufacturing and Construction Management. Responsible for all administrative duties (accreditation, budgeting, scheduling, recruitment, advising, curriculum)for a department consisting of 10 Full-time and 16 Part-time faculty members.
1998 to 2001	Chairperson of the Industrial Technology Department. Responsible for all administrative duties (accreditation, budgeting, scheduling, recruitment, advising, curriculum)for a department consisting of 16 Full-time and 22 Part-time faculty members.

Accreditation

Spring 2007	Co-Authored NAIT re-accreditation self-study for CCSU Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology program. Full six year re-accreditation want awarded.
Spring 2004	Chair National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) accreditation visit to University of Louisiana Lafayette in Lafayette, Louisiana
Fall 2003	Co-Authored ACCE self-study for CCSU Bachelor of Science in Construction Management program. Initial Accreditation was granted from the American Council for Construction Education (ACCE).
Spring 2003	Team Member National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) accreditation visit to Norfolk State University in Norfolk, VA Accreditation (continued).
Spring 2002	Team Member for National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT) accreditation visit to University of Louisiana Lafayette in Lafayette, Louisiana
Spring 2001	Co-Authored NAIT self-study for CCSU Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology programs. Continuing Accreditation was granted from the National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT).

Scholarly Activity

Publications

2004 Research Reports for The Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) and The Connecticut Economic Resource Center (CERC).

Analysis of the Effectiveness of the Progressive Manufacturing Program
Global Best Practices Study of Existing Manufacturing Centers
A Review of Manufacturing Assistance Centers in Connecticut
A Concept Proposal for the Development of a Manufacturing Technology Center

Text Books

Fall 1994 AutoCAD Drafting Teaches drafting using AutoCAD Release 12 Glencoe Division, Macmillan/McGraw-Hill, Peoria, Illinois
Fall 1993 Using CADKEY 4th Edition currently in bookstores worldwide based on CADKEY versions 5 and 6 Delmar Publishers, Albany, NY.
Fall 1991 Using CADKEY 3nd Edition currently in bookstores based on CADKEY version 4 Delmar Publishers, Albany, NY.
Fall 1991 Using CADKEY Light New book based on CADKEY Light software. Delmar Publishers, Albany, NY.
Spring 1990 Using CADKEY 2nd Edition currently in the bookstores. This is a major revision which was necessary because of the advancements in the areas of microcomputers and CAD. Delmar Publishers, Albany, NY.
April 1987 The title is USING CADKEY published by Delmar Publishers Inc. of Albany, NY. Co-author of a book with Gary R. Bertoline of Purdue University on Computer Aided Design and Drafting. Four printings with over 15,000 copies sold. Being used by the US Military, Boeing Aircraft and educational institutions ranging from Universities to High School.

Conference Papers and Presentations

October 2007	"A Lean Manufacturing Course Curriculum Integrating the Time Wise Lean Manufacturing Simulation" "A Model of Successful Graduate Level Certificate Programs" "Management Core Research Forum" presented at the National Association of Industrial Technology 40th Annual Convention Panama City, FL
October 2006	"Is There a Core Curriculum in Industrial Technology" "Factory Floor Modeling and Simulation" presented at the National Association of Industrial Technology 39th Annual Convention Cleveland, OH
November 2005	"A Model for a Successful Masters Degree in Technology Management" "Development of a Progressive Manufacturing Support Center for Connecticut’s Manufacturing Base" presented at the National Association of Industrial Technology 38th Annual Convention St. Louis, MO
October 2002	"Administrative skills for managing Industrial Technology Programs" presented at the National Association of Industrial Technology 35th Annual Convention Panama City, FL
October 2001	"Online Learning in Graduate and Undergraduate Industrial Technology Programs" presented at the National Association of Industrial Technology 34th Annual Convention Dearborn Michigan

Professional Organizations

American Society for Quality (ASQ)
American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE)
National Association of Industrial Technology (NAIT)
1990 to 1991 President of the Student Division and Vice Chairman of the Board for NAIT. NAIT is a National Accrediting body which reports directly to the US Department of Education. Also served on the Executive Board 1991-1992 as Past President/
Phi Delta Kappa
Epsilon Pi Tau

Grants and Awards

May 2005 Grant for Modeling and Simulation Applications for DoD Supply Chain from the Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology (CCAT) Awarded $424,000 for two years resulting in new fully equipped lab.