Jeffrey Bloomberg is an experienced program director with over 15 years of experience managing projects in higher education. He has extensive expertise developing strategic plans, overseeing operations and budgets, and promoting projects through marketing and communications. His background includes positions at SUNY Buffalo, Niagara University, and the University of Maryland where he directed major initiatives and led teams in academic affairs.

1. Jeffrey
Bloomberg,
M.F.A.,
M.Ed.
Program
Director
66
Chestnut
Hill
Lane
South
bloomberg@verizon.net
Williamsville,
NY
14221
www.linkedin.com/in/bloomberg
Telephone:
(716)
636-­‐4462
Professional
Profile
• Experienced program director with comprehensive management expertise.
• Direct development of projects from conception, goals, timeline, operations through final impact.
• Exercise considerable initiative, independent judgment, and collaboration skills.
• Develop and implement strategic plans with objectives that support project mission and priorities.
• Successfully manage high profile web-based, digital media, and printed communications.
• Create and implement marketing campaigns and social media outreach.
• Provide advice to senior administrators on public and media issues.
• Oversee planning and implementation of major events and symposia.
• Draft, edit, research, and disseminate project documents, plans, procedures, and presentations.
• Promote organizational reputation both regionally and nationally through various media.
Career
History
Senior
Program
Manager,
School
of
Social
Work,
State
University
of
New
York
at
Buffalo,
2006-­‐2011
Project
administrator
for
the
School
of
Social
Work:
 Managed
marketing,
communications,
and
public
relations
for
recruitment,
advancement,
and
alumni
affairs.
 Participated
in
strategic
planning
and
related
activities
for
programming
and
communications.
 Coordinated
school’s
reaccreditation
project;
supported
principal
investigators;
interfaced
with
CSWE
(accrediting
agency
in
Washington,
D.C.)
 Promoted
projects
and
programs
to
alumni,
faculty,
academic
deans
and
department
administrators.
 Represented
school
at
professional
meetings
and
special
events.
 Facilitated
original
video
productions
to
increase
school’s
public
profile.
 Arranged
broadcast
television
premiere
of
school’s
history
video
on
WNED,
public
television
in
Western
NY.
 Edited
School
of
Social
Work
history
project
manuscript.
 Produced
public
relations,
print
publications,
project
reports,
correspondence,
and
website
content.
 Developed
annual
project
budget
and
oversaw
the
budget
planning
process.
 Coordinated
vendor
contracts
(advertising
agencies,
writers,
graphic
designers,
printers).
 Supervised
production
and
mailing
of
quarterly
alumni
magazine.

2. Jeffrey
S.
Bloomberg,
(716)
636-­‐4462,
Page
2
Executive
Director,
Buffalo
Independent
Secondary
School
Network,
2004-­‐2005
Directed
non-­‐profit
consortium
of
eighteen
private
secondary
schools.
Organized
leadership
of
competing
secondary
schools
to
work
for
common
mission
and
goals.
Facilitated
external
audits.
 Managed
programs
to
enhance
and
support
partner
schools.
 Planned
and
organized
professional
development
trainings,
for
classes
of
50
to
500
people.
 Negotiated
vendor
contract
renewal
process,
including
technology,
professional
development,
insurance.
Project
Director,
College
of
Education,
Niagara
University,
2001-­‐2004
Successfully
led
Niagara
University’s
$1M
United
States
Department
of
Education
grant
project,
data
collection
and
assessment
and
report
writing,
resulting
in
increased
technology
integration
by
faculty
and
students
of
the
College
of
Education
and
the
College
of
Arts
and
Sciences.
Led
systemic
change
by
infusing
technology
into
the
academic
curriculum.
 Directed
classroom
transformation
to
first-­‐ever
wireless
classroom
and
laboratory
facility.
 Chaired
technology-­‐planning
committee
of
university
leaders
and
school
district
consortium
partners.
 Supported
faculty
and
students
in
technology
integration
projects.
 Accomplished
College
of
Education
approval
for
technology
program
by
National
Council
for
Accreditation
of
Teacher
Education
(NCATE)
reaccreditation
review.
Academic
Affairs
Administrator,
University
of
Maryland,
1992-­‐2000
Office
of
the
Vice
President
for
Academic
Affairs,
College
of
Life
Sciences,
and
College
of
Education
Managed
university
academic
affairs
and
student
affairs
programs
at
the
department,
college,
and
university
level.
 Represented
Provost’s
Office
with
campus
deans,
faculty
committees,
and
administrators.
 Managed
National
Science
Foundation
research
training
grant
for
University
of
Maryland
interdisciplinary
graduate
program
in
the
College
of
Life
Sciences.
 Coordinated
new
interdisciplinary
graduate
program
in
the
Department
of
Biology.
 Conducted
fundraising
prospect
research
and
wrote
grant
proposals.
Education
Certificate,
Leadership
in
the
Life
Sciences,
University
at
Buffalo
School
of
Management
Master
of
Education,
Policy,
Planning,
and
Administration,
University
of
Maryland
Master
of
Fine
Arts,
University
of
Michigan
Bachelor
of
Arts,
State
University
of
New
York
College
at
Geneseo
Associate
of
Applied
Science,
Rochester
Institute
of
Technology