She has experience in higher education administration having served as graduate admission director and a program coordinator. Her teaching areas are in quantitative methodology and educational measurement. Monaco has served on the faculty at both Georgia State University and North Carolina State University. Monaco brings experience to her role ensuring that quality assurance policies, processes and procedures are designed and implemented with consistency and accountability at CAEP.

Having served as a site reviewer and a lead site reviewer on over 13 reviews, Dr. Monaco is the Vice President of Accreditation at the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation(CAEP). have an extraordinarily evoking power because they depict the reality in its very essence - that is in continuous change and movement.Dr. His kinetic paintings of star constellations, galaxies, brain waves, molecules etc. In this way the author has a total control of his main intention and also has unlimited freedom to express and choose a particular topic. In most of his luminous paintings Malina profits from his deep knowledge of astronomy, physics and other sciences that reflects in his ideas.

The main basic composition does not change, it only changes in outline, colours, light intensity and a few details which alternately turn dark and light. The whole system works as follows: white bulb's light changes its colour firstly when it passes through the revolving rotor and than it mixes with other colours in the stator and lastly it falls onto the ground-glass where there are vibrating coloured figures. There is a matt projecting surface/diffuser/ in front of the stator, where the synthesis of light, colour and movement occurs. The light that passes through touches the translucent board/stator/ where the basic coloured composition is painted showing the resulting figure of the painting. These discs/rotors/ from a translucent plastic material are covered in coloured stains and surfaces of different thickness. There are several discs powered by a very quiet electromotor with an average speed of one revolution per minute. There are static light sources - light cables and candle lamps at the back of the cupboard. This board can enlarge quite unrestrictedly. It is inside a flat, less than 20-cm deep cupboard where there is a projection board on the front side. A completely new kinetic system resulted from his experiments and considerations which he named lumidyne.įrom the technical point of view the system is surprisingly very easy and simple. He started to think about a method that would enable him to achieve fluent contact of light and movement and where he would better apply his imagination.