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Eugene!
DanHolohan
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Just got this. Congratulations, my friend.
Press Release
HVAC Excellence
1701 Pennsylvania Ave
NW
Washington, DC 20006
<a href="http://www.hvacexcellence.org/">[url=http://www.hvacexcellence.org]www.hvacexcellence.org</a>
For Additional Information
Contact
Howard Weiss
Tel 800 986-3726
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Eugene
Silberstein Certified Master HVACR Educator
Professor <a href="http://www.hvacexcellence.org/images/Conference/2009/Speakers/eugenesilbersteinjpg.jpg">Eugene
Silberstein</a> of Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, New York has
had the title of Certified Master HVACR Educator “CMHE” conferred
upon him.
Everyone is a benefactor or
victim of training! American companies will grow or die due to the
quality of training their recruits receive. The administration at Suffolk
County Community College in Brentwood, NY can hold their heads high as they
have one of the best HVACR instructors in the country.
Professor Eugene Silberstein
has been involved in all aspects of the HVACR industry for over 25 years. His
experience includes; field technician, system designer, contractor, teacher,
administrator, consultant and author. He is presently the <span style="color:#000000">discipline
leader </span>and professor of
HVACR Associates of Applied Sciences program on the Michael J. Grant Campus of
Suffolk County Community College in Bentwood, New York.
To add to already impressive
and extensive credentials, Professor Silberstein is author of “Heat Pumps
and Residential Construction Academy” and Co-author of the industry
leading text book “Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology”,
both published by Delmar Cengage Learning (<a href="http://www.cengage.com/delmar/">[url=http://www.cengage.com/delmar]http://www.cengage.com/delmar</a>).
Professor Silberstein has an
impressive resume that most others would want to emulate, however he wanted to
make certain he was preparing his students at the highest level possible. To
accomplish this, he decided to pursue educator credentialing.
Credentialing is a method to
verify that teachers are capable of teaching the competencies within their
curriculum. On the surface this seems fairly straight forward and simple.
However, students are taught English from kindergarten through their senior
year in high school, yet 70% of college freshman take remedial English courses.
The title of Certified Master
HVACR Educator “CMHE” is not easily attained, as the person must
achieve a passing score of 80% or better on six Certified Subject Matter
Educator “CSME” exams. In addition, the instructor must pass the
Capstone exam which covers technical education methodologies.
Credentialing exams are
terminal certifications. We expect our nation’s educators to know more
than their students or the person working in the field. As such, a
credentialing exam is much more difficult to pass than student assessments or
technician certifications in the same field.
HVAC Excellence a not for
profit agency is proud to announce that the title of Certified Master HVACR
instructor (CMHE) can now be added to Professor Silberstein’s already
impressive resume. This is a tremendous accomplishment for Professor
Silberstein as earning the status of CMHE is no easy feat. Since the programs
inception, hundreds of exams have been administered, however a select group of
people have successfully passed all of the exams and have the title CMHE
conferred upon them.
HVAC Excellence commends
Eugene Silberstein “CMHE” (Certified Master Heating, Ventilation,
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Educator) as he has demonstrated his
technical knowledge and pedagogical skills necessary to impart this information
to his students.
To learn more about Professor
Silberstein visit the Suffolk Community College website at <a href="http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu/">[url=http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu]http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu</a>
Press Release
HVAC Excellence
1701 Pennsylvania Ave
NW
Washington, DC 20006
<a href="http://www.hvacexcellence.org/">[url=http://www.hvacexcellence.org]www.hvacexcellence.org</a>
For Additional Information
Contact
Howard Weiss
Tel 800 986-3726
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Eugene
Silberstein Certified Master HVACR Educator
Professor <a href="http://www.hvacexcellence.org/images/Conference/2009/Speakers/eugenesilbersteinjpg.jpg">Eugene
Silberstein</a> of Suffolk County Community College in Brentwood, New York has
had the title of Certified Master HVACR Educator “CMHE” conferred
upon him.
Everyone is a benefactor or
victim of training! American companies will grow or die due to the
quality of training their recruits receive. The administration at Suffolk
County Community College in Brentwood, NY can hold their heads high as they
have one of the best HVACR instructors in the country.
Professor Eugene Silberstein
has been involved in all aspects of the HVACR industry for over 25 years. His
experience includes; field technician, system designer, contractor, teacher,
administrator, consultant and author. He is presently the <span style="color:#000000">discipline
leader </span>and professor of
HVACR Associates of Applied Sciences program on the Michael J. Grant Campus of
Suffolk County Community College in Bentwood, New York.
To add to already impressive
and extensive credentials, Professor Silberstein is author of “Heat Pumps
and Residential Construction Academy” and Co-author of the industry
leading text book “Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology”,
both published by Delmar Cengage Learning (<a href="http://www.cengage.com/delmar/">[url=http://www.cengage.com/delmar]http://www.cengage.com/delmar</a>).
Professor Silberstein has an
impressive resume that most others would want to emulate, however he wanted to
make certain he was preparing his students at the highest level possible. To
accomplish this, he decided to pursue educator credentialing.
Credentialing is a method to
verify that teachers are capable of teaching the competencies within their
curriculum. On the surface this seems fairly straight forward and simple.
However, students are taught English from kindergarten through their senior
year in high school, yet 70% of college freshman take remedial English courses.
The title of Certified Master
HVACR Educator “CMHE” is not easily attained, as the person must
achieve a passing score of 80% or better on six Certified Subject Matter
Educator “CSME” exams. In addition, the instructor must pass the
Capstone exam which covers technical education methodologies.
Credentialing exams are
terminal certifications. We expect our nation’s educators to know more
than their students or the person working in the field. As such, a
credentialing exam is much more difficult to pass than student assessments or
technician certifications in the same field.
HVAC Excellence a not for
profit agency is proud to announce that the title of Certified Master HVACR
instructor (CMHE) can now be added to Professor Silberstein’s already
impressive resume. This is a tremendous accomplishment for Professor
Silberstein as earning the status of CMHE is no easy feat. Since the programs
inception, hundreds of exams have been administered, however a select group of
people have successfully passed all of the exams and have the title CMHE
conferred upon them.
HVAC Excellence commends
Eugene Silberstein “CMHE” (Certified Master Heating, Ventilation,
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Educator) as he has demonstrated his
technical knowledge and pedagogical skills necessary to impart this information
to his students.
To learn more about Professor
Silberstein visit the Suffolk Community College website at <a href="http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu/">[url=http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu]http://www3.sunysuffolk.edu</a>
Retired and loving it.
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Congratulations professor
THAT is quite the achievement.
The industry owes you a great deal of gratitude.
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Congrats professor!
Congratulations Eugene!
You're like the energizer bunny, no matter how many certifications you get you just keep going, and going, and...............
In this era when so many people just do the minimum, it's an inspiration to see an instructor like you who keeps taking classes and improving the educational experience for your your students.0 -
FANTASTIC!
EUGENE
Good job on all your hard work and dedication to the HVAC industry. It payed off.
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Thanks!
Thanks for the kind words, Mark!0 -
Thanks John
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Thanks Jeffrey
As long as my students benefit, we're doing the right thing. Thanks for the words of encouragement!0 -
Congrats Prof
Eugene,
Congratulations on the honor , you certainly serve as a testament to us all .
I hope that one day I can follow in your footsteps, for all of our students benefit from your style , grace and dedication to the HVAC field.
Way to go Prof !
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Thanks Kenny
Thanks Kenny!
How are things going in Western Suffolk? One of your old students (Cyril) is getting ready to graduate with his AAS!0 -
Prof.
Prof,
Enrollment is way up @ Western Suffolk BOCES and thats a great thing for our industry, as is knowing that our students continue on with Suffolk Community to obtain their AAS.
It's an honor and a priviledge to instruct future technicians with such dedication and passion.
I'll be teaching @ Western Suffolk BOCES/Wilson Technological Institute 4 nights per week with the start of our Spring semester in March . The 4 course offerings are Oil Burner Service I , Oil Burner Service II , Hydronics Installation and Gas Heating Service.
Congrats again on the certification.
Hope to get to see you soon , maybe a field trip to SCC is in order.
I will be calling upon you in reference to your possible assistance in NORA Certifications for Western Suffolk BOCES. Thank You in advance.
Ken ResnickThere was an error rendering this rich post.
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