Denise Oneill

About Denise Oneill

Denise O’Neill is an administrative leader in higher education. Student Affairs and…

Experience

1. Academic Teaching Experience

   Multiple Companies

   Jan 1988 — Present

   Adjunct Professor, DeSales University, 2020 – Present • Organization and Governance in Higher Education (Fall), Budget and Finance in Higher Education (Spring) • Instructed courses in the Higher Education graduate program (Hybrid)Adjunct Professor, Penn State University, Lehigh Valley, 20••••23 • Intercultural Community Building • Instructed section of the first-year seminar, a General Education course requirement Adjunct Professor, Stockton University, 20••••16 • Ethical Life: Social and Moral Responsibility • Member of the Arts and Humanities Department Adjunct Professor, Central Pennsylvania College, Bethlehem, PA, 20••••14• Interpersonal Communication • Urban Legends and Superstitions • The Psychology of Life - The Meaning of Life Adjunct Professor, Cedar Crest College, Allentown, Pennsylvania, 20••••11 • Ethical Life: Social and Moral Responsibility (Humanities Department) • Guest lecturer for Race Gender and Media (Communications Department) • Instructor for College Life 101 (First Year Experience Course) Adjunct Professor, Hofstra University, Hempstead, New York, 19••••03 • Peer Counseling for College Students (Counseling Course) • Member of the Counseling, Research, Special Education and Rehabilitation Department Teaching Assistant, Teachers College, Columbia University, New York, NY, • Theory and Practice in Student Affairs • Member of the Higher Education Administration, Student Personnel Administration Department (Graduate Student) • Completed site visits for fieldwork experiences and prepared weekly classroom sessions for professor, Dr. Dallas Bauman Adjunct Professor, Keystone Junior College, LaPlume, Pennsylvania, 19••••89 • Student Success 101 • Course designed as a retention effort for high-risk, first-year students

Education

• Moravian College

  Bachelor’s Degree

  1983 — 1987

• Marist College

  Master’s Degree

  1989 — 1992

• Teachers College of Columbia University

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  1995 — 2001

Skills

• Leadership
• Program Development
• Student Development
• Student Affairs
• Academic Advising
• Diversity and Inclusion
• Public Speaking
• Research
• Women's Athletics
• College Teaching
• Community Outreach
• Higher Education
• Leadership Development
• Training
• Ethical Decision Making
• University Teaching
• Nonprofits
• Teaching