Student Health Services
Head: Tracy J. Harcourt
Public Health & Human Performance
Head: Tanya K. Hewitt
Administrative Assistant: Heidi L. Walker
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Kelly K. BonnarProfessor and Program Director Public Health & Human PerformanceKelly K. BonnarProfessor and Program DirectorDunn Hall 100A
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. CorriveauAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance
Carrie 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-WilsonAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance
Heather E Cowen-WilsonAdjunct InstructorDunn Hall 211
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 DoddAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance
Chelsea E DoddAdjunct Instructordoddce@potsdam.edu
Chelsea Dodd (MS, CPP-G) More Info |
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Morgan E GreenwoodAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance |
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Tanya K. HewittInstructor and Dept. Chair Public Health & Human Performance |
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Matt HosmerAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance
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Mary K JonesAdjunct Instructor Public 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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Ashley M KeenanFitness Center Director Public Health & Human Performance, Athletics & Physical Education |
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Kathleen M O'RourkeProfessor Public Health & Human Performance
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Jennifer A PfotenhauerAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance |
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Sam SantichAssistant Professor Public Health & Human PerformanceSam SantichAssistant ProfessorDunn Hall 100(A)
santicsj@potsdam.edu
Dunn Hall 100 Samuel Santich (PhD, CSCS) More Info |
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Christopher R SargentLecturer Public Health & Human Performance
Christopher R SargentLecturerMaxcy Hall P249
sargencr@potsdam.edu
Christopher Sargent (MS) More Info |
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Heidi L. WalkerAdministrative Assistant 1 Public Health & Human Performance
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Carla K WentworthAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance |
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Adam E. WheelerWilderness Education Coordinator and SUNY Potsdam Leadership and Challenge Center Coordinator Public Health & Human Performance, Wilderness Education
Adam E. WheelerWilderness Education Coordinator and SUNY Potsdam Leadership and Challenge Center CoordinatorDunn Hall 110A
wheeleae@potsdam.edu
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Missi M WooldridgeAdjunct Instructor Public Health & Human Performance |
Libraries
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Glen R BogardusInterlibrary Loan Specialist Libraries
Glen R BogardusInterlibrary Loan SpecialistLougheed Learning Commons
bogardgr@potsdam.edu
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Holly E. ChambersSenior Assistant Librarian Libraries
Holly E. ChambersSenior Assistant LibrarianLougheed Learning Commons
chambehe@potsdam.edu
Crumb Library 233 M.A. Western Michigan University More Info |
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Carol R. FranckAssociate Librarian Libraries
Carol R. FranckAssociate LibrarianLougheed Learning Commons
franckcr@potsdam.edu
Crumb Library 227 More Info |
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Lauren A Jackson-BeckAssociate Librarian Libraries
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Jennifer A JefferyAssociate Director of Libraries LibrariesJennifer A JefferyAssociate Director of LibrariesCrumb Library 101C
jefferja@potsdam.edu
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Edward M. KomaraDistinguished Librarian Crane Library Crane School of Music, Libraries
Edward M. KomaraDistinguished Librarian Crane LibrarySchuette Hall A202
komaraem@potsdam.edu
Edward Komara (Crane Librarian) has directed the Julia Crane Memorial Library since 2001. In addition to supervising library services and providing research assistance to students and faculty, he also teaches music research methods, and he gives lectures about American music including blues and jazz. Komara holds degrees from the State University of New York at Buffalo (M.A., Music History; M.L.S., Library and Information Science) and St. John's College, Annapolis, MD (B.A., Liberal Arts). Previously he served as the Music Librarian/Blues Archivist at the University of Mississippi (1993-2001). He is a member of the Music Library Association, the American Musicological Society, and the Blues Foundation (Memphis TN). An authority on American blues, he has published several books including 100 Books Every Blues Fan Should Own (Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 2014), The Road to Robert Johnson (Milwaukee: Hal Leonard, 2007) and the two-volume Encyclopedia of the Blues (New York: Routledge, 2006). Chief among the honors awarded to him for his scholarship are the SUNY Chancellor's Award for Scholarship and Creative Activities (2011) and the Music Library Association's Richard S. Hill Award (2009). More Info |
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Bryan W KvetSenior Assistant Librarian Libraries |
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Tamara F. MasonLibrary Clerk 2 Libraries
Tamara F. MasonLibrary Clerk 2Crumb Library 101E
masontf@potsdam.edu
Lougheed Learning Commons Crumb Library 128A More Info |
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Elizabeth M RevelleLibrary Clerk 2 Libraries |
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Christi A SommerfeldtSenior Assistant Librarian LibrariesChristi A SommerfeldtSenior Assistant LibrarianLougheed Learning Commons 101H
sommerca@potsdam.edu
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Nichole M. WilsonLibrary Clerk 2 Libraries
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Provost & Academic Affairs
Head: Alan L. Hersker
Administrative Assistant: Ada M. Law
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Stephanie L. ClaxtonRegistrar and Assistant Provost Registrar, Provost & Academic Affairs
Stephanie L. ClaxtonRegistrar and Assistant ProvostRaymond Hall 309
claxtosc@potsdam.edu
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Alan L. HerskerInterim Provost Provost & Academic Affairs
Alan L. HerskerInterim ProvostRaymond Hall 205
herskeal@potsdam.edu
Ph.D. 2002, American University Courses taught: ANTH 111 Introduction to Anthropology ANTH 161/LNGS 111 Origins of Language ANTH 202 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 203 Language and Culture ANTH 205 Applying Anthropology ANTH 403 Applied Anthropology Seminar Research interests: Urban anthropology, Gender, GLBT studies, Space and place, Medical anthropology, Cultural tourism, Cultural preservation More Info |
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Ada M. LawAdministrative Assistant II Provost & Academic Affairs
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Michelle R Martin-AtwoodAcademic Advisor, ACE Provost & Academic Affairs
Michelle R Martin-AtwoodAcademic Advisor, ACESisson Hall S130
martinmr@potsdam.edu
Michelle Rae Martin-Atwood, originally from Unity, Saskatchewan, Canada, holds a Doctor of Musical Arts (2009) and a Master of Music (2001) in organ performance, and a Sacred Music Diploma (2009) from the Eastman School of Music, where she studied with David Higgs. She earned a Bachelor of Music (1999) in organ from the University of Alberta, under the tutelage of Dr. Marnie Giesbrecht. Additional instructors include J. Biggers, C. Crozier, Hans-Ola Ericsson, M.Gailit, AC Galán, R. Glasgow, M. Haselböck, J-P. Leguay, A. Marçon, S. Preston, and C. Terry. In 2010, Michelle joined the faculty of the Crane School of Music, State University of New York at Potsdam, where she has taught a wide variety of courses including Music Theory and Accelerated Music Theory for Non-Majors, Secondary Organ Lessons, History of Sacred Music, and Aural Skills I and II. For nearly a decade, she taught organ and piano through the Center for Lifelong Education and Recreation at SUNY-Potsdam to individuals from various countries (studying or teaching at Clarkson University), including Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Africa, Pakistan, Croatia, Argentina and many more, and has served as organ faculty for Canada's Summer Institute of Church Music. In addition, she has served as a judge for multiple organ and chamber ensemble competitions. Dr. Martin-Atwood has been invited to perform as a soloist at events and conferences such as the XXI International Organ Festival of Guanajuato, Mexico (2018), the Inauguration of the 16th President of the State University of New York, Aspects of American Organ Building in the Twentieth-Century (EROI), the American Guild of Organists Young Artists Recital, and a memorial concert in Göteborg, Sweden, for the victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. Michelle was a semifinalist in the 2002 Royal Bank Calgary International Organ Competition, a competitor in the National Young Artists Competition in Organ Performance (2003-04), and a finalist in the International Bach Organ Competition (2000). Michelle has won multiple grants and scholarships including the Johann Strauss Scholarship for the Advanced Study of Music in Austria, Canada Arts Council ($25,000) and Saskatchewan Arts Board Grants ($15,000). In the spring of 2014, Michelle was awarded a Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Adjunct Teaching by the State University of New York and has three times in seven years been awarded the SUNY Potsdam Emerging Leaders "Favorite Professor in the Theory/History Department." She won multiple scholarships based on scholastic achievement including the Eastman School of Music Graduate Fellowship every year from 1999-2005, University of Alberta Universiade scholarships, Peace River Pioneer and Beryl Barns Scholarships in Music as well as the University of Alberta Alumni Academic Excellence Scholarship. Michelle particularly enjoys collaborative performances and has accompanied orchestras and choirs, focusing on large works such as Maurice Duruflé's Requiem and various Bach Cantatas. She has worked under the baton of world-renowned conductors including Maestro Duain Wolfe in a performance at Carnegie Hall, New York City with the Crane School of Music Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, Hart Godden and the Regina Philharmonic Chorus and Orchestra, Dr. Nils Klykken, Dr. Jeffrey Francom, and Kenneth Andrews of the Crane School of Music. She has also performed with the Elizabeth Clark Dance Ensemble and for events such as the Nadia Boulanger Symposium and Women in Music Festivals. She specializes in minimalist music (especially that of Philip Glass) and has commissioned several new works for organ solo (such as Tremors of Nostalgia) by Aaron Travers and organ with other instruments and technology. More Info |
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Krista L. MedoSenior Assistant Dean, School of Arts & Sciences, Interim Assistant Provost School of Arts & Sciences, Provost & Academic AffairsKrista L. MedoSenior Assistant Dean, School of Arts & Sciences, Interim Assistant ProvostDunn Hall 104
medokl@potsdam.edu
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Sean C. PartridgeDirector of the Accelerate, Complete, Engage (ACE) Program Provost & Academic Affairs
Sean C. PartridgeDirector of the Accelerate, Complete, Engage (ACE) ProgramSisson Hall S131
partrisc@potsdam.edu
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Gordon R PlagueProfessor and Assistant Provost and Accreditation Liaison Officer Biology, Provost & Academic Affairs
Gordon R PlagueProfessor and Assistant Provost and Accreditation Liaison OfficerStowell Hall 208
plaguegr@potsdam.edu
https://people.potsdam.edu/plaguegr/Raymond Hall 711 More Info |
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Secondary Education
Head: Laura A. Brown
Administrative Assistant: Alicia M Fefee
English & Communication
Head: Sharmain van Blommestein
Administrative Assistant: Laura L Peary
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Trevor J. BlankAssociate Professor English & Communication
Trevor J. BlankAssociate ProfessorMorey Hall 119
blanktj@potsdam.edu
View CVFolklorist Trevor J. Blank's teaching and research centers on the study of folk and popular culture, humor, mass media, and the digital humanities. He is the author or editor of nine books, including Folklore and the Internet, Folk Culture in the Digital Age, and The Last Laugh: Folk Humor, Celebrity Culture, and Mass-Mediated Disasters in the Digital Age. His most recent research project, Slender Man Is Coming, examines the narrative genre of "creepypasta," the popularization of the Slender Man character and Mythos, as well as the formation and transmission of legends on the Internet. Follow him on Twitter @trevorjblank. More Info |
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Sara L CantwellAdjunct Instructor English & Communication, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification
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Stephanie Coyne DeGhettAssistant Professor English & Communication
Stephanie Coyne DeGhettAssistant ProfessorMorey Hall 235
deghetsc@potsdam.edu
M.A. University of Vermont at Burlington M.F.A. in Creative Writing from Vermont College of Fine Arts More Info |
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James J. DonahueProfessor and Assistant Chair English & CommunicationJames J. DonahueProfessor and Assistant ChairMorey Hall 130
donahujj@potsdam.edu
View CVJames J. Donahue is primarily interested in the study of narrative form, particularly with how authors construct their narratives to engage in social and political commentary. He introduces students to this work in his various classes, including his courses in Native American Literature, Young Adult Literature, and The Graphic Novel. In his scholarship, he works primarily at the intersection of narrative theory and identity studies, with a particular focus on race and representation. His other interests include historical fiction, experimental narratives, and The Beat Movement. More Info |
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Christine M. DoranAssociate Professor, English & Communication, Interdisciplinary Studies and Director, Potsdam Pathways General Education English & Communication, General Education Program - Potsdam Pathways
Christine M. DoranAssociate Professor, English & Communication, Interdisciplinary Studies and Director, Potsdam Pathways General EducationFlagg Hall 204B
dorancm@potsdam.edu
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Judith FunstonProfessor English & Communication
Judith FunstonProfessorMorey Hall 143
funstoje@potsdam.edu
I have always been fascinated by American history and culture, and for me, the study of literature has been a way to understand the past as well as the present. My undergraduate and graduate degrees at Michigan State University focused primarily on literature and prepared me for my teaching career. My teaching at SUNY Potsdam has become the springboard to investigate politics, economics, music, art, and philosophy . . . and to convey the excitement of my discoveries to my students. More Info |
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Karen K. GibsonVisiting Instructor English & Communication |
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Jessica R HeffnerAssistant Professor English & Communication |
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Benjamin J LandryAssistant Professor English & Communication
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Derek C. MausProfessor English & Communication
Derek C. MausProfessorMorey Hall 244
mausdc@potsdam.edu
View CVI've been teaching at SUNY Potsdam for more than twenty years, having started in the fall of 2001. Since that time, I've taught 131 sections of 53 different courses, ranging from introductory courses in literature and composition to specialized upper-division and graduate seminars in various topics related to (mostly) contemporary fiction. A full list of what I've taught here can be found on my CV. Over the course of those two-plus decades, I've also kept myself busy with a range of scholarly projects, the majority of which have some connection to the topic of satire. My first book, Unvarnishing Reality: Subversive Russian and American Cold War Satire (Univ. of South Carolina Press, 2011), is a substantially revised version of my doctoral dissertation and remains the only scholarly book to compare Russian and American literature during the Cold War. My subsequent books -- Understanding Colson Whitehead (Univ. of South Carolina Press, 2014, rev. ed. 2021) and Jesting in Earnest: Percival Everett and Menippean Satire (Univ. of South Carolina Press, 2019) -- examine the work of a pair of brilliant contemporary American authors. My current work-in-progress -- Counteracting Erasure and "Unvisibility": Constructions of Empowered Black Identity in Contemporary American and Canadian Fiction -- will be the first comparative study of contemporary African American and Black Canadian authors upon publication. I have also edited or co-edited a number of other books that have opened the window through which I look at the contemporary world even wider. Along with the late and deeply missed Owen E. Brady of Clarkson University, I co-edited Finding a Way Home: Critical Essays on Walter Mosley (Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2008). My SUNY Potsdam colleague James J. Donahue and I have co-edited a pair of collections of new scholarship on contemporary African American satire, Post-Soul Satire: Black Identity after Civil Rights (Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2014) and Greater Atlanta: Blackness and Satire after Obama (Univ. Press of Mississippi, 2023). Alongside these longer-form publications, I've also published dozens of journal articles, book chapters, and reference-work entries. I've produced more than fifty book reviews and have served as an external manuscript reviewer for more than a dozen scholarly journals and academic presses. I have been invited to give public lectures at institutions in Austria, Canada, Croatia, Germany, Italy, Russia, and Turkey, and have presented my work at conferences throughout North America and Europe. I have also served my department, my college, and SUNY Potsdam as a whole in a wide range of administrative capacities. My full CV and excerpts from my published and unpublished scholarly work can be found at https://potsdam.academia.edu/DerekCMaus. More Info |
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Donald J. McNuttEmeritus Professor and Editor of Blueline Magazine English & Communication
Donald J. McNuttEmeritus Professor and Editor of Blueline MagazineMorey Hall 247
mcnuttdj@potsdam.edu
View CVMy teaching and research specialties include early American literature, from the Age of Exploration to the Civil War. In each of my classes, I strive to teach my students how to interpret literature and culture with precision and to convey their ideas with vigor. I also want students to enjoy what they read and write as they realize how interpretive rigor fosters complex awareness of both ourselves and the world. I'm particularly interested in American writers' representations of places, real and imagined. I devote much of my scholarship to interdisciplinary analyses of cities and national geographies, as well as local environments such as the Adirondacks. My first book, Urban Revelations: Images of Ruin in the American City, 1790-1860 (Routledge Press 2006), examines the ways in which American writers rely on images of ruin to represent cities as sites of instability and cultural impermanence. The study focuses on fiction written by Philip Freneau, Charles Brockden Brown, Edgar Allan Poe, and Herman Melville. I'm currently composing a book on the environmental aspects of urban cellars and basements in nineteenth-century American literature. Chapter three of the book has been published in ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and the Environment 20:2 (Spring 2013): 356-376. It's called "'From Some Unmentionable Cellar': The Natural World of the Urban Underground in Mid-Nineteenth-Century American Literature." I'm also the Editor in Chief of Blueline: A Literary Magazine Dedicated to the Spirit of the Adirondacks, as well as the Potsdam College Press. The Press publishes works relating to the Adirondacks, including writing that focuses on the literature and culture of northern New York, New England, and eastern Canada. My profile picture was taken in front of the Newgrange Monument, in County Meath, Ireland. The monument is a Neolithic temple and "passage tomb" built around 3200 B.C. near the Boyne River. One of the most important ancient sites in Ireland, the monument predates Stonehenge and the Pyramids at Giza. More Info |
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Jennifer K. MitchellAssociate Professor and Director, College Writing Center and Writers' Block English & Communication, College Writing Center / Writer's Block
Jennifer K. MitchellAssociate Professor and Director, College Writing Center and Writers' BlockMorey Hall 135
mitchejk@potsdam.edu
View CVCarson Hall 106 I primarily teach writing courses, and I direct the College Writing Center. My PhD is from the University at Albany's program in Writing, Criticism, and Teaching, which includes composition theory, critical theory, creative writing, and literary studies. My dissertation argues for a renewed debate about conventional writing instruction among composition teacher-scholars. My scholarship focuses on that argument, on writing center pedagogy, and on writing interns' experiential learning. I am happy to talk with students, whether we know each other or not, about your goals, questions, and opportunities at Potsdam. More Info |
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Linda MoerschellLecturer English & Communication
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Liberty S. StanavageAssociate Professor English & Communication
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Sharmain van BlommesteinAssociate Professor and Dept. Chair English & Communication
Sharmain van BlommesteinAssociate Professor and Dept. ChairMorey Hall 249
vanblos@potsdam.edu
http://www2.potsdam.edu/vanblos/Dr. Sharmain van Blommestein is an Associate Professor and the Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of English and Communication at SUNY Potsdam. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Florida and specializes in Medieval/Early modern literature, feminist theory, and women's and gender studies topics via British and American literary studies. Her research formulates a cultural and political context for the relationship/parallel between Medieval/Early Modern and contemporary issues on ideologies of the gendered body; the semiotic body; and the body/skin as book. She examines the cultural significations of, and the semiotic prescriptions deployed in, "writing" on, and reading of, the body/skin as an act of agency. These research interests also connect to topics pertaining to medieval medicine and the social approach to health and healing; the female body and prostitution; menstruation and reproduction; women and religious women; and disease from ancient to modern. Her present research involves partly writing/editing two encyclopedias: Women's Reproductive Lives: An Encyclopedia of Health, History, and Popular Culture; and Gynecology and Reproduction in Medieval/Renaissance Culture. More Info |
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Watertown Extension Center
Head: Laura A. Carbone
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Laura A. CarboneDirector, Watertown Extension Site Watertown Extension Center
Laura A. CarboneDirector, Watertown Extension SiteSatterlee Hall 218A
carbonla@potsdam.edu
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Lynette M. EmrichAdjunct Instructor, Student Teaching Supervisor Watertown Extension Center, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Greg GardnerProfessor Business Administration, Watertown Extension Center
Greg GardnerProfessorDunn Hall 203
gardnega@potsdam.edu
Dr Gregory A. Gardner I teach graduate and undergraduate courses in management, strategy, and international business. I am a two-time Fulbright scholar and have taught at universities in Ukraine and Hungary and specialize in Eastern European economic and business conditions. I advise a number of companies in operations there. I am currently involved in an ongoing research initiative to study the impacts of global climate change on wine production and wine tourism. I am working on that effort with colleagues and students from the US and Portugal, as well as Austria, Hungary, Spain, and Romania. We cannot slow the progress of climate change so we must develop strategies to deal with the results. I am on the board of the regional economic development agency and am actively engaged in helping the region grow economically. I also advise local businesses on strategy and markets and I manage the department's extension site programs in surrounding counties. I am a retired military officer, with extensive experience in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. I also have corporate experience in management, strategic planning, and international business. Education: Publications (Partial List): (March, 2019) The impact of climate change on tourism and wine production in our future, Keynote Speaker and Track Coordinator, 2nd International Conference on Tourism Research, Portucalense University, Porto, Portugal (December 2016) The strategic economic impacts of global climate change on water-based tourism in the New York/Canadian 1000 Islands region, International Forum on Tourism and Heritage, Portucalense University, Porto, Portugal (2015) Innovative Strategies of American World-Class Research Universities. Economic Policy, Kyiv, Ukraine (May 2012) The Challenges of Venture Capital Operations in Emerging Markets, Business Research Consortium, SUNY Oswego, New York, USA (April 2008) Возможный Кризис Валюты в Украине (Possible Currency Crisis in Ukraine), National Academy of Finance, Dnipropetrovsk. Presented in Russian. (February 2008) Entrepreneurship and Higher Education, International Conference on Entrepreneurship in Ukraine, Institute Strategia, Zhovti Vodi, Ukraine. (2008) The role of university incubators in international economic development. Journal of Educational Technology, Kherson State University, Kherson, Ukraine. (2008) Cossacks ride again: An origin branding strategy for Kherson, Ukraine. European Economics Journal, Kyiv, Ukraine (2007) Entrepreneurship in Ukrainian economic development: A regional perspective, Economics, Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine. Primary Author (2007) Distance learning and higher education: A global view. Journal of Educational Technology, Kherson State University, Kherson, Ukraine. (September, 2007) Origin Branding for Kherson, Ukraine, Ukrainian National Conference on Perspectives of Nationally Competitive Regional Economies, Kherson State University, Ukraine. (October, 2005) Strategic Choices for Rural Economic Developers. Institute for Behavioral and Applied Management, Phoenix, Arizona, USA More Info |
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Dawn M RobinsonBusiness Administration Program Advising Watertown Extension Center |
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Human Resources
Head: Melissa E. Proulx
Administrative Assistant: Maggie J Mitchell
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Nicole S Bacon-WardHuman Resources Associate Human Resources |
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Jessica L. HaggettPayroll Examiner II Human Resources |
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Jennifer M MurrayPersonnel Director Human Resources
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Sherry L O'BrienHuman Resources Coordinator Human Resources |
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Heather A. O'HaraProgram Aide Human Resources |
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Melissa E. ProulxAssociate Vice President for Administration and Human Resources Human Resources
Melissa E. ProulxAssociate Vice President for Administration and Human ResourcesRaymond Hall 225
proulxme@potsdam.edu
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Art
Head: Iggy Beerbower
Administrative Assistant: Laura L Peary
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Iggy BeerbowerAssociate Professor and Chair, Art Department Art
Iggy BeerbowerAssociate Professor and Chair, Art DepartmentBrainerd Hall 219
beerboi@potsdam.edu
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Caroline J. DowningDistinguished Teaching Professor Art
Caroline J. DowningDistinguished Teaching ProfessorBrainerd Hall 227
downincj@potsdam.edu
Ph.D. Indiana University More Info |
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Laura M. Fair-SchulzAdjunct Instructor, Art History, Art Studio Art
Laura M. Fair-SchulzAdjunct Instructor, Art History, Art StudioBrainerd Hall 217
fairsclm@potsdam.edu
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Nathaniel L. InfanteAssistant Professor, Art Studio-Printmaking ArtNathaniel L. InfanteAssistant Professor, Art Studio-PrintmakingBrainerd Hall 231
infantnl@potsdam.edu
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Danielle K. JohnsLecturer and Coordinator of Art Education ArtDanielle K. JohnsLecturer and Coordinator of Art EducationBrainerd Hall 138
johnsdk@potsdam.edu
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Marc D. LeutholdProfessor, Art Studio and Ceramics Art
Marc D. LeutholdProfessor, Art Studio and CeramicsBrainerd Hall 109
leuthomd@potsdam.edu
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Kathleen M MahoneyAssociate Professor, Graphic Design and New Media Art
Kathleen M MahoneyAssociate Professor, Graphic Design and New MediaBrainerd Hall 224
mahonekm@potsdam.edu
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Mary Jo McNamaraProfessor, Art History Art
Mary Jo McNamaraProfessor, Art HistoryBrainerd Hall 229
mcnamamj@potsdam.edu
Ph.D. Stanford University More Info |
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Sheila R NealAssistant Professor, Graphic Design and New Media Art
Sheila R NealAssistant Professor, Graphic Design and New MediaBrainerd Hall 222
nealsr@potsdam.edu
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Liza L PaigeAdjunct Instructor, Art Studio Foundations Art
Liza L PaigeAdjunct Instructor, Art Studio FoundationsBrainerd Hall 217
labargel@potsdam.edu
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Morgan B PerkinsAssociate Professor, Cultural Anthropology and Museum Studies Anthropology, Art
Morgan B PerkinsAssociate Professor, Cultural Anthropology and Museum StudiesMacVicar Hall 130A
perkinmb@potsdam.edu
Ph.D. 2000, Oxford University Courses taught: ANTH 202 Cultural Anthropology ANTH 270 Museum Studies ANTH 470 Museum Internship/Tutorial ANTH 358 Cross-Cultural Approach to Art ANTH 320 Museum Archives & Exhibit ANTH 140 World Art & Culture ANTH 371 Anthropology of China ARTH 395 Art & Culture in China Research interests: Asian art, museums, Native Americans More Info |
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Doug D SchatzProfessor, Art Studio-Sculpture Art
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Katherine A SchulerAdjunct Instructor, Art Education ArtKatherine A SchulerAdjunct Instructor, Art EducationBrainerd Hall 114
schuleka@potsdam.edu
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Amy R SwarteleProfessor, Art Studio-Painting Art
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Michael D. YeomansAssociate Professor, Art Studio Foundations Coordinator Art
Michael D. YeomansAssociate Professor, Art Studio Foundations CoordinatorSatterlee Hall 121A
yeomanmd@potsdam.edu
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Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors
Head: Amy J Guiney
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Lorraine M de SienaStudent Teaching Supervisor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Lynette M. EmrichAdjunct Instructor, Student Teaching Supervisor Watertown Extension Center, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Patricia L FarmerAdjunct Instructor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors, Teacher Education
Patricia L FarmerAdjunct InstructorSatterlee Hall 201D
farmerpl@potsdam.edu
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K. Chad GrahamClinical Faculty, Program Coordinator, Childhood MST Teacher Education, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching SupervisorsK. Chad GrahamClinical Faculty, Program Coordinator, Childhood MSTSatterlee Hall 201D
grahamkc@potsdam.edu
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Victoria O HayesClinical Faculty Teacher Education, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors
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Mary D McGrathStudent Teaching Supervisor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Jennifer L MerrimanInstructor, Secondary Social Studies, Program Coordinator, Adolescence Social Studies Education Teacher Education, Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors
Jennifer L MerrimanInstructor, Secondary Social Studies, Program Coordinator, Adolescence Social Studies EducationSatterlee Hall 100B
merrimjl@potsdam.edu
As an educator who has taught in a secondary education setting for the past 16 years, I bring a creative and practical approach to the classroom. My social studies methods and computer applications courses provide students with relevant, hands-on lessons to prepare them for their classroom experiences. As a supervisor to Practicum students and student teachers, I model an effective, inquiry-based approach to teaching and use a wide variety of instructional techniques that allow students to be successful out in the field. Degree:
Publication: Living History-implementing a hands-on approach to teaching social studies. More Info |
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Julie L ReaganAdjunct Instructor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors, Teacher Education
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Charlene SiegelbergStudent Teaching Supervisor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Donna L SloanStudent Teaching Supervisor Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors |
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Joanne M StilesAssistant Professor, Secondary English, Add Program Coordinator, Adolescence English Education Center for School Partnerships and Teacher Certification- Student Teaching Supervisors, Teacher Education
Joanne M StilesAssistant Professor, Secondary English, Add Program Coordinator, Adolescence English EducationSatterlee Hall 213A
stilesjm@potsdam.edu
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