John Baldino

John Baldino, of South Abington Township, Pennsylvania, is an assistant professor and co-director of the Center for Teaching and Learning at Lackawanna College, in Scranton, Pennsylvania. In his work, he strives to make each student a more excellent person than they were when they entered the classroom. Baldino believes that knowledge, education, and training are essential in every phase of someone’s career and life and is eager to promote Excelsior’s mission to future generations of students. He has extensive experience in marketing, content creation, and assisting advertising executives. Baldino is a member of several organizations, including the Lackawanna College Education Association, the Catholic Writers Guild, the Nonfiction Authors Association, and the Marywood University Alumni Association. He has authored several publications, including “Embracing Technology in Times of Necessity and Change,” “The Catholic Church: A History of Adapting and Embracing New Technology,” and “A Tough Habit to Break.” In addition to his 2017 Master of Arts from Excelsior University (then Excelsior College), Baldino holds a Bachelor of Arts from Marywood University.