Physical Plant/Garage
Contractors
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Karl P WisnerElevator Project Manager ContractorsKarl P WisnerElevator Project ManagerRaymond Hall 518
wisnerkp@potsdam.edu
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Student Fellowship Program
Head: Thomas N. Baker
Administrative Assistant: Annette R. Kelley
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Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, History Student Fellowship Program, Presidential Scholars, Honors Program, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Student Research & Creativity, History
Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, HistoryLougheed Learning Commons 107D
bakertn@potsdam.edu
View CVAfter graduating in 1985 with a B.A. in history from Trinity College, in Hartford, Connecticut, Thomas N. Baker went on to teach history at the secondary-school level for a year before entering graduate school in pursuit of a doctorate in U.S. history. A decade or so later, armed with an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he was employed teaching courses in history and American studies at Elon College, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His last appointment before coming to SUNY-Potsdam was at Centre College, in Danville, Kentucky, where he taught for 4 years as a visiting assistant professor of history. Baker's scholarly interests are varied, ranging from nineteenth-century U.S. cultural and political history to the history of the African Diaspora, with forays into the histories of twentieth century film and popular music. At SUNY-Potsdam he teaches upper-level courses on New York State history, Victorian culture, the American Civil War, race and U.S. film, and Black Diaspora (a history of the Atlantic Slave Trade). Baker's first book, Sentiment & Celebrity: Nathaniel Parker Willis and the Trials of Literary Fame (Oxford University Press, 1999) plumbed the nineteenth-century origins of America's fascination with the culture of celebrity. His latest book-length project is a study of the political and social world of American deism, circa 1800, as exemplified in a secret society of deists ("The Brethren of the Druids") centered in Newburgh, New York. He has published articles on Lyman Beecher and historical memory, "A Slave" writing to Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr's role in the contested presidential election of 1800. At home, Dr. Baker enjoys spending time with his wife, Sarah, who is a school psychologist, and his son, William. As music fans and sometime string musicians, the Bakers love Potsdam's vibrant music culture. They are also keen on hiking the Adirondacks, although they could do without the black flies. More Info about Associate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, History Thomas N. Baker |
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Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1 International Education & Programs, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Student Research & Creativity, Student Fellowship Program, Experiential Education, Presidential Scholars, Career Services
Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1Lougheed Learning Commons 107
kelleyar@potsdam.edu
Lougheed Learning Commons 101H More Info about Administrative Assistant 1 Annette R. Kelley |
Presidential Scholars
Head: Thomas N. Baker
Administrative Assistant: Annette R. Kelley
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Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, History Student Fellowship Program, Presidential Scholars, Honors Program, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Student Research & Creativity, History
Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, HistoryLougheed Learning Commons 107D
bakertn@potsdam.edu
View CVAfter graduating in 1985 with a B.A. in history from Trinity College, in Hartford, Connecticut, Thomas N. Baker went on to teach history at the secondary-school level for a year before entering graduate school in pursuit of a doctorate in U.S. history. A decade or so later, armed with an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he was employed teaching courses in history and American studies at Elon College, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His last appointment before coming to SUNY-Potsdam was at Centre College, in Danville, Kentucky, where he taught for 4 years as a visiting assistant professor of history. Baker's scholarly interests are varied, ranging from nineteenth-century U.S. cultural and political history to the history of the African Diaspora, with forays into the histories of twentieth century film and popular music. At SUNY-Potsdam he teaches upper-level courses on New York State history, Victorian culture, the American Civil War, race and U.S. film, and Black Diaspora (a history of the Atlantic Slave Trade). Baker's first book, Sentiment & Celebrity: Nathaniel Parker Willis and the Trials of Literary Fame (Oxford University Press, 1999) plumbed the nineteenth-century origins of America's fascination with the culture of celebrity. His latest book-length project is a study of the political and social world of American deism, circa 1800, as exemplified in a secret society of deists ("The Brethren of the Druids") centered in Newburgh, New York. He has published articles on Lyman Beecher and historical memory, "A Slave" writing to Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr's role in the contested presidential election of 1800. At home, Dr. Baker enjoys spending time with his wife, Sarah, who is a school psychologist, and his son, William. As music fans and sometime string musicians, the Bakers love Potsdam's vibrant music culture. They are also keen on hiking the Adirondacks, although they could do without the black flies. More Info about Associate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, History Thomas N. Baker |
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Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1 International Education & Programs, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Student Research & Creativity, Student Fellowship Program, Experiential Education, Presidential Scholars, Career Services
Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1Lougheed Learning Commons 107
kelleyar@potsdam.edu
Lougheed Learning Commons 101H More Info about Administrative Assistant 1 Annette R. Kelley |
Residence Life
Early College Programs
College Communications
Head: Mindy E. Thompson
Administrative Assistant: Elizabeth A Lantry
Student Success Center
Head: Sean C. Partridge
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Jillian K SalemGraduate Assistant Student Success CenterJillian K SalemGraduate AssistantSisson Hall S128
salemjk@potsdam.edu
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Student Accounts
Head: Beth A. Todd
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Eddie V CrossSenior Staff Assistant Student Accounts
Eddie V CrossSenior Staff AssistantRaymond Hall 417A
crossev@potsdam.edu
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Marsha E HollingerOffice Assistant 2 Student Accounts
Marsha E HollingerOffice Assistant 2Raymond Hall 417B
hollinme@potsdam.edu
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Beth A. ToddDirector of Student Accounts Student Accounts
Beth A. ToddDirector of Student AccountsRaymond Hall 411
toddba@potsdam.edu
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Joseph T. Wisniewski, Jr.Program Aide Student AccountsJoseph T. Wisniewski, Jr.Program AideRaymond Hall 412
wisniejt@potsdam.edu
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Volunteers
Administrative Assistant: Heather A. O'Hara
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Benjamin A DavisVolunteer AFROTC Support VolunteersBenjamin A DavisVolunteer AFROTC Supportdavisba@potsdam.edu
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Gary A. GaloAudio Engineer, Music Literature Faculty Emeriti, Volunteers
Gary A. GaloAudio Engineer, Music LiteratureSchuette Hall A155
galoga@potsdam.edu
Gary Galo holds a BM in Music Education and an MA in Music History and Literature from The Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam. In addition to his assignment in Music Literature, he was Audio Engineer at Crane from 1976 until 2014. Mr. Galo is a widely-published author with over 160 articles and reviews in over a dozen publications, on both musical and technical subjects. An active member of the Association for Recorded Sound Collections, he is Recording Review Editor of the ARSC Journal and Co-Chair of the ARSC Technical Committee. Recent presentations at ARSC conferences include Furtwängler and Toscanini: Myth and Reality, Composer and Creator Performances on Record and Disc Recording Equalization De-Mystified. Mr. Galo is a Regular Contributor to AudioXpress magazine, author of the "Loudspeaker" entry in The Encyclopedia of Recorded Sound in the United States, a frequent book reviewer for Notes: Quarterly Journal of the Music Library Association, and a member of the Audio Engineering Society. More Info about Audio Engineer, Music Literature Gary A. Galo |
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Scott S TothVolunteer - Off-Campus Phone (315) 268-7695 VolunteersScott S TothVolunteer - Off-Campus Phone (315) 268-7695tothss@potsdam.edu
More Info about Volunteer - Off-Campus Phone (315) 268-7695 Scott S Toth |