In addition to teaching courses in television and radio production, he is the advisor to Suffolk Broadcasters, one of the largest and most active clubs on campus.

His professional experience includes a great variety of work in sports
television, for networks such as NBC, MSG Network/Fox Sports Net, ESPN,
and TBS.

He is a two-time national Emmy award winner for his work on the 1992 Breeders' Cup and the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia. He was also a New York area Emmy nominee in 1993 for his work as Producer of the "Summer Racing from Yonkers" TV series.

Professor Bernstein is scheduled to work on his fourth Olympics in 2004 in Athens, Greece. Previously, he has worked on Olympics in 1988 (Seoul, Korea), 1996 (Atlanta, GA), and 2000 in Sydney.

His work for MSG Network/Fox Sports Net includes serving for more than 20 years on telecasts of the New York Islanders. Currently, he is the Assistant Director of all Islander home games.

He is proudest, however, of his association as a member of NBC's
producing staff for Thoroughbred Horse Racing. He remains as one of
only 3 people to have worked on every Breeders' Cup telecast since the
inaugural event in 1984. He also works on the Triple Crown telecasts
each Spring for NBC.

Professor Bernstein is also actively involved in racing as a horse owner. He has owned race horses for more than 10 years and is a principal in In Sync Stables, an ownership group which races in the New York area and in Florida.

In his personal life, he has a happy home with his long-time girlfriend
Tracy Tanner and their 3 wonderful cats, Scooter, Louie, and Wicked.