Ken Goldstein

• Exemplary Faculty Award (May 2020): The most comprehensive and highest recognition for a full-time faculty member at the Barney School based upon excellence in teaching, professional development and service.
• Innovations in Teaching and Learning Award (August 2018): Award recognizes innovative assignments and activities, in or out of the classroom, that positively affect student learning.

• “Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology: Insurance Applications, Legal Developments, and Cybersecurity Considerations,” Connecticut Insurance Law Journal, 2021, Volume 27, Issue 2 (Pending Publication, July 2021)
• “Ransomware Attacks: Prevent, Respond, and Insure,” PLUS Journal, Q420
• “Cyber Beware: IoT Technology Growing Explosively,” IDDP, 2019 Volume 3, Issue 6
• “Caught in the Cyber Crosshairs: What Can Higher Ed Do To Manage Data Security Breaches and Privacy Losses,” Albany Law Journal of Science and Technology, Volume 29, Issue 3
• “InsurTech Enabling: How to Turn Small to Middle Market Companies (“SME’s”) Into First-Time Cyber Insurance Buyers,” PLUS Journal, Q418
• “Insurance, Data Breach & Privacy,” IDPP, 2018 Volume 2, Issue 12
• “10 Things to Think About When Considering Insurance for Data Breaches and Privacy Losses,” IDPP, 2018 Volume 2, Issue 4
• “Gone Phishing: With tax season approaching, hackers are getting ready to cast wide nets,” CT CPA Magazine, January/February, 2018
• “Cyber Insurance: Why the Insurance Industry Struggles to Write It? How can insurance companies capture a $20 billion market? 4 Steps to Protecting Insurers,” PLUS Journal, Q118

• “PwC's 2018 Connecticut Insurance Market Brief,” PwC, November, 2018
• “UHart, UCONN set to launch insurtech curriculum,” Hartford Business Journal, August, 2018
• “Around the CLM Between the Lines,” CLM Magazine, July, 2018

• Advisor, Spencer-RIMS Risk Management Challenge (2018-2019, 2019-2020 & 2020-2021; 2020-2021 First Place Winners)

• Goldstein, K. (Fall 2021). Risk Manager in Residence. RIMS, $3,047.
• Goldstein, K. (in collaboration with Murphy, J. [PI Lead], University of Connecticut School of Business) (2020-2021). Spurring InsurTech in Connecticut. CTNext Higher Education Fund, $72,500.
• Goldstein, K. (in collaboration with Murphy, J. [PI Lead] and Folta, T. [Other], University of Connecticut School of Business) (2019-2020). Spurring InsurTech in Connecticut. CTNext Higher Education Fund, $75,000.
• Cotei, C. and Goldstein, K. (2019-2020). The Benefits of Accelerator Programs for InsurTech Startups. RC Knox, $5,000. Awarded in two parts.
• Roth, M., Goldstein, K. (lead PI), Lei, Y. (in collaboration with the University of Connecticut School of Business). (2018/2019). InsurTech Curriculum Innovation. Spencer Educational Foundation, $50,000. Awarded in two parts.

Academic

• Co-Presenter, Preceptors Supporting Hybrid Instruction – CTEI Learn @ Lunch (December 2020 and April 2021)
• Co-Presenter, The Benefits of Accelerator Programs for InsurTech Startups – BSB Research Seminar (March 2021)
• Co-Presenter, Flexible Options for Effective Student Engagement – CTEI University Series (May 2020)

Industry Presentations

• Moderator, Creating Online Security for Seniors and Their Savings – Nassau Re/Imagine (Fall 2020)
• Co-Presenter, Anatomy of Cyber Events – CLM’s Cyber Claims College (September 2018-Present)

• RIMS-CRMP Industry Collaboration (2020-Present)

• Certified Claims Professional in the School of Cyber Claims (2020)
• Preparing to Teach Online Series (2017)

• “Honorary Coaches Program Recipient,” University of Hartford Women's Basketball, February, 2019