Katarzyna Toskin

Dr. Katarzyna Toskin is an Associate Professor of Business Information Systems at Southern Connecticut State University’s School of Business. With over 15 years of industry experience and 18 years in higher education, she blends theory with practice to prepare students for technology-driven business environments.

Education: While specific degrees are not detailed, her Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) participation and extensive scholarship signify advanced graduate training.

Research Areas: Her scholarship centers on computing education, data science & analytics, and the impact of emergent technologies on the workforce. She also explores project management, business process design, Six Sigma, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and global information systems.

Across her 2020–2025 publications, Dr. Toskin investigates how new technologies influence production, labor markets, and educational practices. Recurrent themes include the adoption of emergent technologies in the United States, the resulting workforce implications, and innovative pedagogical frameworks for analytics and information systems courses.

Grants & Support:

• Innovative Pedagogy Research Grant – Springfield Technical Community College
• Research Grant – Southern Connecticut State University
• Summer Research Grant – Quinnipiac University

Presentations & Outreach: Dr. Toskin has delivered keynote addresses, plenary talks, and conference papers for organizations such as ISCAP/EDSIG, Southern Connecticut State University, University of Florida, and Springfield Technical Community College. Topics range from business negotiations and critical thinking in the AI era to curriculum design and leadership preferences.

Labs & Teams: While no specific lab names are provided, her collaborative work with co-authors from multiple institutions and her leadership in grant projects indicate active engagement in interdisciplinary research and teaching innovation teams.