Marlene F. Blumin is currently the Director of the All-University Study Skills Program and Professor. She received her undergraduate and master’s degrees from Syracuse University and her Ph.D. in curriculum and instruction from Cornell University. Her professional interests are cognitive strategies, technology and curriculum in undergraduate education as well as learning models in post-secondary settings. Professor Blumin’s teaching interests at SU include learning strategies for undergraduates, technology in strategy acquisition and utilization of undergraduate teaching assistants. On campus, Blumin teaches a college learning strategies course and supervises additional course offerings. She is also a member of the faculty in Project Advance at Syracuse University, which is a concurrent enrollment program for high school seniors. Currently she supervises the instruction of the college learning strategies course in high schools in New York and New Jersey and is developing a model for teaching learning strategies in grades 7-12.