Public Health & Human Performance
Head: Tanya K. Hewitt
TEL: (315) 267-2306 FAX: (315) 267-3189
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Kelly K. BonnarPublic Health & Human PerformanceKelly K. BonnarProfessor and Program DirectorSatterlee Hall 213
bonnarkk@potsdam.edu
A former professional figure skater and from a family of competitive hockey players, Dr. Kelly Bonnar's passion for health is strong. She has a Master of Science in Sport and Exercise Psychology from Michigan State University and a Ph.D. in Public Health from Purdue University. Her work has evolved from the study of mental imagery to improve sports performance, to how the delivery of health information can be used in the promotion of physical activity. More recently, Dr. Bonnar's research has examined the social determinants of health among rural populations and the role of policy in the prevention of sexual violence. Dr. Bonnar earned Duluth Model Facilitator (an intervention program for those who commit intimate partner violence) and Rape Crisis Counselor/Advocate certifications and is a former foster parent who worked with children exposed to domestic violence. An avid advocate for applied learning, Dr. Bonnar regularly involves students in her research projects. She has supervised numerous students through Undergraduate Honors Theses, Graduate Professional Projects, as well as Presidential Scholar's and Kilmer projects. More Info |
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Carrie J. CorriveauPublic Health & Human PerformanceCarrie J. CorriveauAdjunct Instructorcorrivcj@potsdam.edu
I currently teach School Health to both undergraduate and graduate-level students, as well as Alcohol Studies. Additionally, I have also taught other courses, including Foundations of Community/Public Health, Theory in Community Health, Human Disease, Drug Studies, Environmental Health, and Program Evaluation. I have been in the Department of Public Health and Human Performance since 2008. When I am not teaching, I enjoy traveling, spending time with friends and family, listening to music, exercising, scrapbooking, and reading. I have been an educator for just over 22 years and have worked in both private and public sectors of K-12 education. Teaching has allowed me the opportunity to do what I love, while helping students work to achieve their goals. The size of the college and the close-knit feel of family and community that the SUNY Potsdam provides, makes the teaching experience and connections made, even more special. Degree:
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Corriveau, C. J. (2019). College cyberbullying and faculty perceptions on preparedness and procedures (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from ProQuest. (13904474) More Info |
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Heather E Cowen-WilsonPublic Health & Human PerformanceHeather E Cowen-WilsonAdjunct InstructorSatterlee Hall 202C
cowenwhe@potsdam.edu
Heather Cowen-Wilson (MSEd, AEMT-CC) I have been teaching School Health at SUNY Potsdam since 2014. I have also taught Health: A Lifestyles Approach, Drug Studies, Women's Health, and Nutrition for Special Populations. I am a Retired Middle and High School Health teacher. I enjoy snowmobiling, gardening, a day at the beach. I love teaching School Health because I have the opportunity to engage with future teachers. I want to provide my students with the tools to allow them to become successful in their careers. More Info |
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Chelsea E DoddPublic Health & Human PerformanceChelsea E DoddAdjunct Instructordoddce@potsdam.edu
Chelsea Dodd (MS, CPP-G) More Info |
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Morgan E GreenwoodPublic Health & Human Performance |
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Tanya K. HewittPublic Health & Human Performance |
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Matt HosmerPublic Health & Human Performance |
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Mary K JonesPublic Health & Human PerformanceMary K JonesAdjunct InstructorDunn Hall 211
jonesmk@potsdam.edu
Mary K. Jones (CT, BSW) I have been teaching at SUNY Potsdam since 2007. I teach Death & Dying - Implications for Growth. Outside of teaching at SUNY Potsdam, I am the Director of Family Support Services for Hospice of St. Lawrence Valley. I like reading, am interested in the Mexican Day of the Dead celebration, enjoy spending time at camp on the Racquette River, and hanging out with my two grandchildren. I am passionate about teaching students about death, dying and bereavement. Students start the class anxious about the topic and leave with a deeper understanding about how to live life out loud. I love teaching at SUNY Potsdam because I feel valued and next to working for Hospice, this is the coolest job! More Info |
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Jennifer A PfotenhauerStudent Health Services, Public Health & Human PerformanceJennifer A PfotenhauerAdjunct InstructorSatterlee Hall 202C
pfotenja@potsdam.edu
Van Housen Extension 102 More Info |
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Sam SantichPublic Health & Human PerformanceSam SantichAssistant ProfessorSatterlee Hall 211
santicsj@potsdam.edu
Dunn Hall 100(A) Dunn Hall 100 Samuel Santich (PhD, CSCS) More Info |
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Christopher R SargentPublic Health & Human PerformanceChristopher R SargentLecturerMaxcy Hall P249
sargencr@potsdam.edu
Christopher Sargent (MS) More Info |
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Adam E. WheelerPublic Health & Human Performance, Wilderness EducationAdam E. WheelerWilderness Education Coordinator and SUNY Potsdam Leadership and Challenge Center CoordinatorSatterlee Hall 117A
wheeleae@potsdam.edu
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