Bruce Rindler

Associate Director
Academic Programs

Job Duties

The Associate Director for Academic Programs is responsible for maintaining the quality of the academic programs at CELOP. This includes hiring and supervising faculty, overseeing the daily operation of classes, and assisting in curriculum and program development.

Education

• A.B., Political Science, Vassar College, 1976
• MAT, TESL, School for International Training, 1982
• Ed.D., Educational Administration, Boston University, 1995

Publications, Presentations, Memberships

• Dissertation: The attributes of teacher evaluation systems that promote teacher growth as perceived by teachers of intensive English programs. Abstract available in PDF format.
• TESOL, 2007 Student evaluations of teachers for performance appraisal
• TESOL, 2001 Making the right choices in IEP development
• TESOL, 1997 Designing a digital learning lab for the 21st century
• TESOL, 1997 Promoting teacher development through evaluation
• TESOL, 1996 Change and persistence: Developing a new IEP organizational model
• TESOL, 1995 Taking on dreaded supervision situations: A guideline for action
• TESOL, 1994 Crisis in governance: Finding a better way
• TESOL, 1994 Teacher evaluation for professional development: How it happens
• TESOL, 1993 Taking on dreaded supervision situations: A guideline for action
• TESOL, 1992 Incompetent, inappropriate, or ineffectual teachers: What supervisors can do
• TESOL, 1991 ESL teacher supply and demand: A system dynamics model
• TESOL, 1991 Instituting change in organizations: A political perspective
• NAFSA, 1991 Concerns in ESL Administration

Experience Abroad

• 1976-77 worked in Guatemala on community health project
• 1980-81 taught English as a Foreign Language in Madrid, Spain
• Summer 1976 lived in Durango, Mexico
• Winter 1982 taught in Atlixco, Mexico

Languages Spoken Read, or Understood

• Spanish
• French

Related/Other Experience

• Taught ESL in numerous community based programs in Boston
• Licensed Certified Social Worker (1977-1979)

Office room number: EOP 220

Phone: (617) 353-7905

E-mail: brindler@bu.edu