Sarah Zelikovitz

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Sarah Zelikovitz is a computer science educator and researcher whose work centers on broadening participation in computing through innovative, accessible curriculum design. Her major contributions lie in integrating robotics and hands-on technology into general education, making foundational computer science concepts approachable for non-majors. Her most-cited paper, "Robotics As A Component Of A General Education Course" (2008), details a pioneering assignment for an Introduction to Computer Technology course at The College of Staten Island, designed to acquaint students with basic robotics while fulfilling general education requirements. This work, with 3 citations, reflects her impact in shaping pedagogical strategies that demystify technology for diverse learners. Zelikovitz’s efforts exemplify how targeted, inclusive teaching can inspire broader engagement with computing, a vital achievement in an era demanding technological literacy across all disciplines. Her dedication to curriculum innovation continues to influence educators seeking to make computer science education more equitable and engaging.