Excellence in Teaching Award — Non-Tenure Track
2024
Shena Driscoll Salvato, Modern Languages Department
2023
Lynn E. Craver, Performing Arts Department
2022
Nancy J. Kane, Kinesiology Department
2020
Paul Arras, Communications and Media Studies Department
2019
Christa Carsten, Mathematics Department
2018
Carie George, Biological Sciences Department
2017
Eileen Gilroy, Communication Disorders and Sciences
2016
Julie Barclay, Geology
2015
Cynthia Halpin, Performing Arts
2014
Gary Moulsdale, Performing Arts
2013
Patricia Martinez, Modern Languages
2012
Gail Buckenmeyer, Chemistry
2011
Debra Brown, English
Michael Hough, Biological Sciences
2010
Virginia A. Wright, Physical Education
2009
Michael Pitcher, Speech Pathology and Audiology
Judith Schillo, Childhood/Early Childhood Education
2008
Aram deKoven, Foundations and Social Advocacy
Brian Richardson, Kinesiology
2007
Bryan V. Thomas, Art and Art History
2006
Mary Emm, Speech Pathology and Audiology
2005
Brian T. Tobin, Athletics
2004
Thomas Fuchs, Physical Education
2003
Amy Burtner, English
Andrew Fitz-Gibbon, Philosophy
2002
Mark Cerosaletti, International Communications and Culture
Kristi Fragnoli, Childhood/Early Childhood Education
About the Award
This award in presented to the faculty that has been determined to have superior classroom performance. The nominee must maintain a flexible instructional policy that adapts readily to student needs, interests and problems. Mastery of teaching techniques must be demonstrated and substantiated. Full time, non-tenured track faculty with at least four semesters of teaching at SUNY Cortland are eligible.
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