1989 ELMS
State University College at Buffalo 1300 Elmwood Ave. Buffalo, New York 14222 Vol. 78
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HERE WE GO AGAIN Back To Buffalo State College T he fall semester has returned and with it some routines. For freshmen, creating schedules, attending organizational meet· ings at Bengal Pause, and throwing out OP meal cards in the garbage by mistake is something new. For others, these are just minor details in an exciting collegiate ca– reer. There seems to be a long line for eve-
rvthinQ th\lt needs to be done. Food, books, registration, parking, and even bathrooms are inaccessable. However, the first few daYS CITe filled with enthu– siasm because everyone is seeing old friends and making new ones. Let's forge ahead through registration, midterms, and finals and show everyone the per– serverance of a Buff State student.
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CULTURAL DIVERSITY It's a Small World After All
ing Cultural Diversity gives the students at Buffalo State a chance to not only learn more about the people who inhabit our earth, but we learn a little about ourselves too,
Buffalo State's theme this year was 'Cultural Diversity.' All the organizations have placed an emphasis on learning about and experiencing new and different cu ltures. Some of the aspects about different cultures to be recognized are music, arts, food, and general lifestyle. Recogniz-
ORlf:NTATION A New Beginning
workshops , take placement exams , meet their advisors, schedule their classes, and have a chance to make some new friends before the school year begins. Al– so, the new students get a chance to pre– view the college before the entire student pop– ulation is here.
Freshman orienta- tion is the beginning of the collegiate expe– rience_ This event of– fers new students an idea of what is needed in order to succeed in college , as well as showing how fun col– lege life can be. The program is con– ducted over a three day period . During this time students attend
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GOOD TIMES FESTIVAL A Good Time For All T he 1988 Good Times Festival. fourth annual Community Day Picnic, drew quite a crowd in PErry Quad on Sunday, Sept. 11th. Be– ginning at 12:30 pm the festival be– gan with a performance by a local band named Little Shuba. The mu– sic that followed was provided by Gamalon, The Party Squad , and Sam Falzone and The Buffalo Jazz Workshop. Supervised games of beanbag tosses and parachute were provided for the children who attended, as well as jousting ex– hibitions for people of all ages. De– licious hot dogs and salads of all kinds were available throughout the day. The free music, food, and fun were graciously provided by the USG Community Relations Council. the West Side Business and Tax– payers Association, and the West Side Kuwanis Club.
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HOMECOMING A Time for Pride To Shine Homecoming is a fairly new tradition here at Buff State: but receives a great deal of attention from both students and faculty alike. Homecoming weekend begins with a pride arousing pep rally - The Cheerleaders, The Bengal's Mascot. and the Football Team get psyched up for the big game. The rally gives all Buff State students the opportunity to express their school spirit.
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HOMECOMING PARADE Buff State Takes Their Pride On The Road S pitited Buff State students could be found out- side on the sunny Saturday afternoon of Home– coming Weekend observing the parade_ Colorful floats representing many campus organizations made the circuit from Rockwell Road , down Elmwood, up Forest, and down Rees Street to the parking lot. This year's theme was Cultural Diversity_ All the floats were impressive, but Neumann Hall won first place in the float contest. Second and third place went to the fraternities named Sigma Phi Epsilon and Phi K.appa Tau, respectively_ The banner com– petition was won by Adelantes Estudiantes La– tinos_Placing second was Perry Hall with Omicron Omega Nu taking third.
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HOMECOMING FOOTBALL Bengals Take The Field
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MOONBALL A Homecoming Tradition M oonball, the perfect solution for college students who want to take part in mo– ronic behavior. Viewing from a distance, an illuminous yellow ball could be seen hov– ering over the practice field, Teams form dorms and various organizations compet– ed in this year's fourth annual moonball tournament. Moonball is very similar to soccer. Six players from each team try to move the six foot wide moonball across the field. The only problem is the players are not allowed to throw, grab, or kick the baiL Unlike years past, Mother Nature smiled on the Practice Field and provided a sunny warm day that is usually full of rain and cold winds_ This year's winner of the tour– nament was Phi Kappa Tau. Moore West took second place and Perry Pirhanas II took third_
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PUS LIFE
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What's the center of the Buffalo State campus? You know, the Student Union! There is always something happening in the Union, whether it's comedy in the Park, munching in the Plaza, lounging by the Fireside, killing time in the gameroom, or shopping in the college store; the Union has it all. This year the Faculty Student Association provided the Union with directory signs for all of the different cor– ridors and room numbers as a service to students and faculty alike, The Union consists of four levels. The lower terrace holds the college store and the self - service pos– tollke. The ground floor contains the various eating establishments of the campus, an information desk, travel information, WBNY radio, the ELMS yearbook office, and the game/pool room. The third floor holds the various halls for assembly and social events, as well as commuter services. The fourth level holds all of the USG offices, student life, and the meeting rooms.
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Friendship is one of the most vital parts of college life; many of these friendships were created at a young age and have developed over the course of many years, but there seems to be a sort of instant bond between people who go to college together. The friends that we make during these years at Buffalo State will remain with us forever. Friends are met in some of the strangest ways; waiting in lines, in an elevator, rooming in the dorms, maybe it is just destiny. It isn't really important where or how we meet eachother, what is important that we are friends.
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Living away from home for the first time in one's life can be a period of growth and adjustment; a newly found independence isn't always what it's cracked up to be, There comes a depency upon roommates, dormmates, and one's self for decision making and everyday con– cerns, Living away from home carries with it a great resposibili– ty for many students: self reliance,
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Field House All around campus construction is underway, from the new field house, to the new sidewalks be– tween Bacon and Ketchum Halls. It is unavoidable and it becomes a part of life for the students of Buf– falo State. Commuters and resi– dents alike have had to make ad– justments in their usual paths to and from classes; all to restore and improve the beauty of our campus.
Parking Permits
AS Buff. State students retumed for the Fall semester this year, they were greeted with yet an– other campus policy. Inorder to park in any campus lots the stu– dents needed to purchase park– ing permits for the cost of $3 for the year. The permits were reg– istered with public safety and orange stickers were placed on all student vehicles; now, these stickers can be seen all around the campus. Failure to pur· chase a parking permit may lead to ticketing or even having your car towed away.
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The Newest Edition To complete the construction and renovation of the campus, Buffalo State received a new marble sign at the front of the campus, The the new edition was the welcome sign on Elmwood Avenue. The marble sign greets visitors with the college's name and address; it accents the new look noe present on Elmwood, along with Rockwell Hall.
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This year's professional football season was very ex– citing for Bills fans; the team played excellent football both at home and away, The season ended with the Buffalo Bills gaining an Eastern Division Championship title and a spot in the NFL playoffs, The team went farther than most people ever imagined, stopping only one game away from the SuperbowL The team's suc– cess wasn't the only hot item to make the news; Bills mania was everywhere around the city, The fans broke attendance records and their support could be seen throughout all of Western New York, The Bills fever hit fans of all ages, Bills merchandise was on sale evp.ry– place, and a hot conversation topic, It was a great year for everyone involved; fans, players, coaches and the community.
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AFC East Champions!
Special thanks to the Buffalo Bills public rela– tions department for supplying slides and negatives.
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RESIDENT HALL STAFFS
MOORE WEST front row: Kim Attea - R.D" Kathy Bowman, Dan Jablonski, Denise Maffia-senior R.D" Mi– chele Lauckem. back row: Jim Sarach-R.D" Nadine Szweda, Brian Thomp– son_
MOORE EAST Came Punning, Tangie Winfield, Verdene Lee, Joel Cardone, April Martin, Felicia Smith, Dian Nelson_
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PORTER HALL Nancy Day, Tammy Lou Maltzan, Patrick Nicosia, Regine LaForest. Heather Hewitt. Amy Kaemer, Me– lissa Olivett, Sabrina Brown, Mi– chael Heflin, Pamela Mosley, Ste– phen Hayes, James McGlaughlin, Evalyn Jemiolo, Dale Dulniak, Tra– cy Ackman, Catherine Marusza, Flourens Gachette_ missing: Linda Gilmore, Cindee Farmer, Charleen Aydt, Peggy Kel– ly.
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RESIDENT HALL STAFFS
PERRY HALL STAFF bottom row: Rob Hillyard, Kathy Kroph , Barb Spies, Nancy Malecki. Monica Brown. top row: Kathy " skeeter" Laiose, Troy Conwell, Dino Giangrasso, Terry Bitka - R.D.
NEUMAN HALL STAFF front row: Pam Carper, Robin Ball– R.D" Jenny Amerian, Lisa Yinze . back row: Dave Rissetti. Raquel Smith, Mark Dungey, Jennifer Hoff– man, Sealt Robek.
The faces on these pages should be familiar to resident students. Buffalo State's Resl· dence Life Staff 15 more than just the group of people who sit at the front desk telling people to be quiet. They are full-time stu– dents who actively work to enhance the ac· ademlc and 50<:Iai envlronmel of this cam– pus. You may not realize the hours they put In. but those who do salute theml
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TOWER 1 bottom roW: Patti Sadauskas, Andrea DelDuca, John Normil, Jackie Nareau, Kristen VanHoover, top roW: Tom Whalen, Michael Jacob, Don Wilson, Lisa Padmore, Cherrie Hunter, Ka– ren Phillips - R.D" Pete Pal– lidino, missing: Damon Propst.
TOWER 2 bottom row: Maria McDonnell, Albert Martinez. top row: Bonnie Fuller, Tim Honley, Cesar Cabrera, Edie Greco, Debbie Domalski, Robyn Raspberry. missing: Paulette Taylor, Sabrina Harrison.
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TOWER 4 STAFF bottom row: Anne Marie Congel, Cheryl Morse, Kelly Nel· son. middle row: Christine Hurtubise, Heather Turner, Tina Woods. top row: James Corapi. Marc A. Batchelor, Mark Wilkow.
TOWER 3 STAFF Gina Angelo, Miguel Denis, Mary Clare Fahey, Greg Kosanovich, Tony Spina , Sally Derner, Dan Doctor, Nicole Pascucci , John Kranz.
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AnADIK
Ella Abadie Lancaster Business Studies
Anne Adams Tonawanda Political Science
Julie FronClck
Kennetb E. Albano Newburgh Interior Design
Seth Agatstein Plainview
Sally Adams Tonawanda Public Relations
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ANDERSON
Stephen 1'1. Allen Buffalo
Maureen Allen North Tonawanda Business Studies/Economics
Paula Alleca Sanborn Business Studies
Rene Alvarez Kenmore ISM
Gregg Altlmari Commack Fashion Merchandising
Nasser Alameddln Buffalo
Good Luckll
As this section Is complied so are the memories and experiences ofthe past few years. Being a senior represents alot of different things, being tbe hlgb man on tbe totem pole but also not wanting to get down. Being a senior means the end as well as an entirely new beginning. This is a time to prepare as well as to say goodbye. Being a senior maybe exciting but at tbe same time it may be scary and filled wltb anxiety. To all tbe seniors pictured on these next pages and to all those not remembered here tbls 15 our chance to say gOodbye. we will miss you. and good luck. - Mary Flaherty -
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Phyllis Williams·Anderson Buffalo CRJISocioiogy
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ARROYO
Diana Arroyo-Gonzalez Cbeektowaga CRJISoclology
Thomas Paul Asklar Niagara Falls Art Education
Mlu Atunrase Lagos. Nigeria CRJIPolltical Science
Mamie Ayleswortb Tully Psychology
Donna Baecber Rosedale Psychology
Mary Anne Bailey Oneonta Business Studies
Sanctina Barry Or-chard Park Dietetics
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BENNER
Jennifer Bauer Kenmore Psychology
Marc A. Batchelor Coram Business Studies
Rob Millyard
Casa Begley Buffalo
Josette Bavisotto Kenmore
Patty Benner Tonawanda
M. Bellinger Buffalo
Suzanne Belfour Depew Business Studies
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BENSON
Georgeanoe M. Benson Derby Elementary Education
Sue Petruccelli
Daneen Bentkowski Lackawanna
Amy Jo Benton Buffalo
Lauren Berkun Albany CUP Dietetics
Tbomas Big'll Lackawanna Business/Economics
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BOKGIOLI
George Block Buffalo Vocational Education
Timothy Blodgett Buffalo
Valerie Blanchard Gerry Elementary Education
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T.J. Bloom Endicott Art
Mlndle Bloom Commack Fashion Merchandising
Diane BonJtatibus Lackawanna
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Linda Borgloll Cheektowaga Graphic Design
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BOUCHE
Jerry Bouche Amherst Broadcasting
Sue Petruccelli
Anna Bowman Oswego Elementary Education
Parke Brown East Aurora
Tina Marie Briganti Niagara Falls Elementary Education
Michele Brancato Amberst Broadcasting
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CAMBRIA
Rene Buchholz Batavia Elementary Education
Glenn Bucello Buffalo
Oswald Bruce Buffalo
Maria Butera BulfaJo Social Work
r"fabeel Butt: Pakistan Business
I Tangela Burkbart Bulfalo Political Science
Julie Fronczek
Mary Cambria Kenmore Elementary Education
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CARACCI
Julie Fronczek
Diana Lynn Caracci Chili CUF Dietetics
William Cardone Buffalo Criminal Justice
Robert A. Carbonaro Auburn Electrical Engineering Tech.
Melissa Capretto West Falls
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David Capriotti Buffalo
Elizabeth Carlberg Bemus Point Ilngllsh
Mount Kisco Exceptional/Elementary ~.
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CERNY
Arthur cerny Buffalo
Susana Carvallo Buffalo
Tina Carpenter Getzville
Rob Hillyard
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CHAN
Rob Hillyard
Yeemlng Betty Chan Hong Kong Business
Mel~wa Annie Chan Hong Kong Business Studies
Ken Chasin Buffalo
Patricia Chimento Buffalo
Ryan Christie Buffalo Industrial Tech/Graphic Design
Thomas Cizdel
West Seneca Electronic Engineering Tech
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CORDONE
Kelly Elaine Comerford Fayetteville Broadcasting
DonnaCObn Conam Food Systems Management
Susan CobeD Buffalo
Holly Cooper Manhattan Broadcasting/Sports Medicine
Patty Conge) Syracuse Special Education/Mental Ret.
,.Anne Marie COnge) Syracuse Business Studies
Sue Petruccelli
Joel S. COrdone l'ulton Criminal Justice/Sociology
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COSTA
Genoveva COsta BulJalo Business/Economics
Julie Fronczek
Rosaida Cl'espo Buffalo Social Work
Meryl Camel' Buffalo
Kathy Craston Kenmore Business/Graphic Design
Patrice Crowley Mt. Morris ~dlology
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Michele I. D'Alessandro Blasedell CFS/Fashlon Merchandising
Dale Russ Amherst Criminal .Justice
Wendy Danner Buffalo
Sally Demer Buffalo
Andrea Linda D'Auria Nanuet Dietetics
Betsy Dauer Depew Broadcasting
Melissa r.:. Schwartz
Kelly Day Kenmore Broadcasting
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DBLLICOLLI
Melissa ~. Schwartz
Steven Dellicolll Rye Criminal JusUce
Michele DIBemadlno Angola Exceptional Elementary Ed.
Gloria I. Dickman Binghamton Elementary Education
Darcy Demmln r1ewfane Secondary Ed../Matb
Deborah L. Domalskl Depew Public COmmunications
Karla Dianne Dioguardi Rochester Sociology
lila DJerakas Buffalo
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DRESHBR
Kathleen Donlon Buffalo
Lori Donnelly Buffalo
IIyssa Dresher "ew Hartford Learning Bebavloral Disorders
Melissa E. Schwartz
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DRINKARD
Ronald B. Dynarski Sardina Electrical Engineering Tech.
Pamela A. Drinkard East Amherst Business Studies
Jeffery Edwards Fine City ISJII
Harold A.. Ehahuus Buffalo Chemistry Secondary Ed.
AnneB. Emme Williamsville Humanities/Liberal Arts
Wayne Elston Lowman Economics
Maureen C. England ~stAurora exceptional/Elementary Ed.
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FIDEL
Cl'alg ~I'kus Buffalo Economics
Jeffl'ey Evoy Lockport Social Studies Ed.
Julie fronczek
Patricia Marie Farrell Syracuse Bl'oadcasting
Louis ~ze rUgeria Chemistry
• Ellzabetb Fidel Hambul'g Elementary Education
John Feyko Brooklyn Bl'oadcastlng
Hellen V. Fellows Ocean Side
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FISHER
Rob Hillyard
Wynnle Fisher Alden Secondary Education/English
Mlcbael FItzgerald Brockport Elementary Education
Donna PI. Flaberty Kenmore Elementary &lucatlon
Steven P. f'lumerfeJdt Elma
Robert Friedland Buffalo
Jill Franke Orchard Park Business Studies
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GIANGKOSSO
Jane Fraser Tonawanda Exceptional/Elementary Ed.
Julie Fronczek lA>ckport Graphic Design
Rodney Fuller White Plains
Gregory I'ylak Mohawk
Flourens Gachette Spring Valley Broadcasting/French
Aaron L. f'urer Jericho Economics
Julie Fronczek
Dean Glangrosso Farnham Design
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GIFFORD
/ Beth Gladding Holocomb
Lisa Glo.-dano BatavJa Business Studies
David P. Gifford West Seneca Industrial Technology
Victoria GoJmerac Tonawanda Economics
Julianne E. Goodman Waterloo Social Work
Brad K. Goodstein Yannlngdale Criminal Justice
Maryann J. Oral Buffalo Criminal Justice
Steve Gordon Buffalo Blopsycbo sociology
Bruce A. Gordon Staten Island Graphic Design
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GUTHART
Scott Gunther Freeport Industrial Technology
Marla Gumtow Elma Elementary Education
Beatrice Guerrieri Elma Elementary Education
Rodney Michael Gurney , West Seneca Industrial Tech./Tech Ed.
Melissa E. Schwartz
Faul Guthart Rye FubIlc Communications
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HALL
Melissa E. Schwartz
Tim Halloran Clifton Park Engineering Tecbnology
Loretta Hall Buffalo
Jeffery Hall Itbaca Business
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HEHR
Jennifer Hancock Apalachin Elementary Education
Sylvia Hananla Buffalo
Mark R. Harmon Afton Economics
frederick E. Harrison Brooklyn Consumer Family Studies
Amy L. Hatcher Akron Elementary Education
Patricia Ann Hauser Buffalo Business
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Melissa E. Schwartz
Rosemarie Hehr Depew
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HEINTZ
Kirsten S. Heintz Hamburg Engllsb
Audrey E. Held West Seneca
Toni A. Herliby Depew Exceptional/Elementary Ed.
Korrlnna Hettler Buffalo Offtce Administration
Rose A. Hernandez Buffalo Criminal Justice
Katbleen l'I. Higgins Hamburg Elementary Education
Dawn HlIt East Amberst Interior Design
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HOUGH
Klcha£d Hoffman WIUlamsvtlle U£ban Regional Analysis &' Plan.
Jacqueline Holmes Buffalo Journalism
Joseph Holmes BullaJo Social Wo£k
Cheryl Horowitz Deer Park Math/Secondary Ed.
Audrey ~. Horvath West Seneca Elementary Education
Julle Fronczek
Denise Hosme£ Campbell Sociology/Criminal Justice
Nanel Hough Tonawanda
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HOUT
Patricia A. Hunter Buffalo
Mark R. Hout Buffalo
Jac.quelynn Ann Imlolo Buffalo Public Communications
Alan r4. Iberman Plainview Grapblc Design
Lorllsaaes Pomona
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JUDGE
Joseph M. Jenkins Buffalo
Lisa Renee McMichael Queens Criminal Justice
Paul Jackson Syracuse Industrial Technology
Cathleen Anne Jones Niagara Falls Elementary Education
Rocbelle Jordan Brooklyn SOcial Work
Beth Ann Jeswald North Collins
Sue Petruccelli
David B. Judge Hamburg BiologyISecondary Ed.
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JUNGE
Kitty Kane Orchard Park
Allyson Junge Hauppauge Business Studies
Meryl Kesten Inwood
Beth Kasten Staten Island ~lementary Education
Marian Klng Buffalo
Klmberly A. Kill Hammond Sport
Stephen Kocher Liverpool
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KRAMHOLLEK
Karen S. Kolepp Buffalo Elementary Education
Connie Kolek WllllamsvUle 'SIII
Melissa E. Schwartz
P'amela Lynn Knapp Kenmore Business Studies
Richard W. Knubbert Williamsville Industrial Tech.
Karen Kramholler North Tonawanda
Lianne Koepf Cheektowaga Elementary Education
Kimberly Koechler Bedford Hills Psychology
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KRANZ
Sue Petruccelli
John Kranz Hamburg Criminal Justice
Amy Kretchmer Hilton English
Katherine Krezmien Cheektowaga Elementary Education
Savilla Kress rtlagara Falls f1neArts
Heron Hugh Laing White Plains Business Studies
Lynne E. laMattina Fredonia
Jackie Kurek Bemus Point Communication Disorders
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LATAK
Tanlto C. Lancaster Buffalo
James K. Lane Hamburg
Lisa Marie Lampke Derby Graphic Design
John LaScala Tonawanda Social Work
Erica Claudine Latak Lackawanna Social Work
Robert E. Lannen WlillamsvlUe Business
Julie Fronaek
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LAUKEKN
Kelley Lee Grand Island
Michelle Lauckem l'tortb Syracuse Business Studies
Anthony Leckey Spring Valley secondawy Education/Chemistry
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Karyn Lewis Amityville
Tennyson Lewis Buffalo
steve Levine Forest Hills
Clarice L1tueneld Frewsburg Exceptional/Elementary Ed.
Terrence Levy Buffalo
Sberyl Llssak Brooklyn Special Ed./~lementary Ed.
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Ann Loesch Islip SOCial Studies Ed.
Jennifer LoeIDer l'IewClty Design
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Virginia Lounsbury "',,"upac PubIic Communications
Melissa 1';. Schwartz
Christina Lukacz Kenmore Exceptional/Elementary Ed.
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LUKAS
Sue l"etruccel1i
Nancy Lukas Clay Criminal Justice
Janice Elaine McCaster Buffalo Public Communications
Cyntbla Lyncb Islip Business
Suzette Lynch Rochester Consumer I:t Family Studies
SbeUy A. Mack Buffalo
Joanne M. MacPeek WeslSeneca Ilngllsb
Susan Mach Lackawanna
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MALCOLM
Thomas Malcolm Peekskill Social Studies Education
Patricia A. Maher Cheektowaga ExceptionaJ/Elemenatry Ed.
Denise Maffia Holbrook Business Studies
Melissa E. Schwartz
MALKASIAN
Arlelle Marantz Pair Lawn Elementary Education
Sberl Mangano Buffalo Business
Mark l"Ialkaslan Kenmore
Lisa Marinello Lewiston
Melissa E. Schwartz
John MarkJ Depew Graphic Design
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MEEGAN
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Lori Matheis East Amherst ~ceptlonal F..d./Learnlng 8t 8eh. Dis.
Laura Masset Sanborn Elementary Education
Valerie Maslangoako Soutb Africa Science Education
Jonl Maxick Tonawanda
Maria Mattioli Cheektowaga
Jeanne Matteson Addison Art Education
Joan Meegan Buffalo Food Systems I'tanagement
Bryant Mcinnis Brooklyn Urban Planning
William J. McCann Jr. Oswego Graphic Design! Art Ed.
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MEKA
Bryan MendelsoD Brooklyn Business
Katby Meka Buffalo LBO/Early Cblldbood
QRCHAH STREET SNEAKf U.S. A'
Linda Mest Lackawanna Elementary Ed./LBD
Lynne Mendelson Brooklyn Elementary Ed.jFbyslcally Handl. M.
Marla Messina Cheektowaga Business Studies Mgmt.
Lisa Meyers Buffalo Food Systems Management
Famela F. MilkOWSki Buffalo Broadcasting
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MORALES
Michael D. Miller Cheektowaga Industrial Tech.
Brlka Miller Port Washington CPS/Human Dey. Family Studies
Sue Petruccelli
Susan Mitchell Buffalo Social Work
Katrina B. Minus rfewYork Sociology
Teresa Morales Buffalo
Theresa Montieclolo Buffalo Business Studies
Donna M. Mitton Middletown Social Work
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MORGAN
Melinda Morris WeslSeneca Fasblon Technology
Pamela L. Mosley Massapequa Criminal Justice
Nancy Morgan Tonawanda
Lerato M. Mpbacbof
Melissa ~. Schwartz
Lisa A. Mraz
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NATI
Matthew W. Murdock Scotia Political Science/Journalism
Mundeba·Wa·Mundeba Uvira, Zaire Mathematics
Chris Mulcahy
RandlNakken Lancaster Elem/Exceptlonal Ed.
Susan M. Nagel West Seneca
Patricia Murrer Rochester Food Service Mgmt.
carla "aU BuII'alo special Slud./BuslnessetOmce Admin.
Jacqueline K. Nareau Elma Graphic Design
Mary Jo Nanna Depew HI.toty
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NEIL
Rob Hillyard
Sharon N. Nell Montgomery Interior Design
AmyJ'llewport Averill Park
Vanessa A. Nichols New York Broadcasting
Christie Nolan Syracuse Secondary Ed./Social Studies
Cindy NussenblaU Brooklyn Elementary Education
Erin P. O'Brien West Seneca
Lea Ann "uwer Lancaster PsychologyIPhllosophy
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PALLADINO
Michelle Ogulch Grand Island Industrial Technology
Christina Paar
Karen O'Connell Buffalo
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Mlcbael Pallsano Hamburg Exceptional Ed.tHental Retard.
Peter J. Palladino Jamesville Business 8t Dlst.-Ibutive Ed.
Relnaldo Pabon
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PARKER
Elyce Parker North Woodmere Fashion Merchandising
Cberyl Lynn Parry Sanborn Elem/Exceptional Ed.
Elena PaslnskJ Alden
Steven Patterson Buffalo
Tl'acy Pearl Hamburg Business Studies
Tracy A. Peiffer Hamburg Business Studies
Lisa Ann Pelllttlerl Cbeektowaga Chemistry
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PHILLIPS
Patrick C. Penfteld Buffalo Business Studies
Lynne Pennel1a WlJItamsvilie LBO/Elementary Ed.
Ronald Perry Buffalo
Andrew Pesner Plainview Public Communications
Thomas Petscbke Buffalo
Melissa E. Schwartz
Cbrl.tlne I'blUlp. Cbeektowaga LBD/Elementary Ed.
Kimberly J. PhlIlips Batavia Elementary Education
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PHILLIPSON
Scott Phillipson Tonawanda Distributive Education
Marie Sue P'lIeggl Buffalo
Ilia M. Pierakos Buffalo Biology Sec. &I./Earth Sci.
Daniel E. Piotrowski Lackawanna
Greg Pollack Merrick Business Studies
Pamela Premlelewskl Williamsville
Michele Prim Buffalo
Duane Freston Batavia Industrial Tech.
Linda protrowskl Buffalo
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RAY
Mary M. Pullano Or-and Island Exceptional Ed/LBO
Patricia Rado Lkae Ronkonkoma Elementary Education
Ronald Rankin Hambur-g
Linda Ransom Rocbester– Business
Melissa e. Schwartz
Cannen L. Ray
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RECZEK
Otto C. Reinhardt II. Tonawanda Art Education
Leslie Reczek Buffalo Broadcasting
David Retcblin
Nicole Resnick Holbrook
/ Jeff Richardson East Syracuse Mechanical Engineering Tech
Alan E. Reumann Pavilion Technology Education
Cberyl A. Hellinger Buffalo BiologyICOaching
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ROBINSON
Bernadette Rloelli Lancaster
Gary Ritter Buffalo
Rob tllltyard
Marco Kivarola Elmont Graphic Design
Benay Ritzer Buffalo
I Brian Rivers Liverpool lSI'!
Margaret Robinson North Tonawanda
Sharlene Roach Hilton Elementary Education
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ROCK
Marla A. Rondinelli Clarence
Jacqueline Roland Queens Broadcasting
Jay Rock Buffalo Broadcasting
J Ub.. K.OneK(U Jr. Depew Broadcasting
Mcllssa E. Schwaru
Lisa Ro090 Lockport Speech.Lang.Path.. &' Audio.
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SADAUSKAS
Diane Roth
John Rosenburg North Tonawanda
Renae Rosenbaum Brooklyn Elementary Ed/Early Child.
Darlynn Rulz Buffalo
Angelo Ruiz Buffalo
Donna Ruffini Lake Ronkonkoma Journalism
Patricia Ann Sadauskas Goshen English
Holly Rustowicz Buffalo Business Studies
Patricia Ryndak Nortb Tonawanda Economics
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SAELI
Steven Saslow Yonkers Broadcasting
AgusSald Palembang. Indo.
Deborah Saell Williamsville Blementary Education
Christine Scherz Syracuse Food Systems I'fgmt.
Paul A. Savage II Ausable Forks Criminal Justice
RJcbard E. Scboelles Tonawanda Industrial Technology
Brian l'I. Schmitt rtorth Collins Business studies
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SBMIMARA
Peter Schwartz East l'1eadow
Douglas J. Schroeder Williamsville
Katherine Marie Schreck Tonawanda English
Lynette Scibetta
Peter Scoma Cheektowaga
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Melissa E. Schwartz
Paul Keith Seeley Candor Art Ed/Graphic Design
Peter Seminara Williamsville
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SHADID
Veronderlette Sheppard Laurelton Industrial Tech/Tech &:I
Suzanne M. Sbattuck Holcomb Interior Design
Kana Shahld Eggertsville
Karen slegei Rochester Apparel at Textile Design
Caryn Sblnske North Babylon Journalism
Marybetb Shevan Niagara Falls
Thomas F. Skalski Depew Criminal Justice
Judy 1'1. Siplor Buffalo Speech. Lang. at Path.
Mary Sleroslawsld Depew
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SNIDER
Denise M. Smith Holland ISM
Kelly Smith Angola Social Work
Raquel Smith Hempstead Criminal Justice
Elyse A. Smolin Huntington Station
Rob Hillyard
Terri Snider Sanborn Special Edu./Elem. £du.
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SNYDER
William Spector Forest Hills Business Studies
JohnSoub
David J. Snyder Pulaski Physics/Electrical EDgin.
Julianne Speranzo Deer Park Criminal Justice
Rob Hillyard
Craig SUUman Brooklyn Business Studles/Omce Admin.
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THOMAS
Tricla Strauss Rochester Mathematics
Mark. Strauss Clarkstown Elementary Education
Theresa I'f. Stovell Bronx Except.Ed./LBD/Elem Ed.
Jodi L. Sunshine Spring Valley
Kimberly S. Sullivan Falr Haven Elementary Education
Dorothy R. Sullivan Buffalo Business Studies
Suzanne J. Thomas Orchard Park. Except. Edl Elem. Ed.
Kathleen R. Tassy Grand Island
Daniel P. Tasman Buffalo Urban Planning
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THOMPSON
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Audrey Thompson St. Albans Business Studies
Bryan Thompson Glen Cove Design
Lynn Toczek North Tonawanda Psychology
Paulette Tota WlUiamsvUle Graphic Design
Catherine M. Touma rUagara Falls Psychology
Bradley Towart BuJlaIo
R. Oary Trbovich Grand Island
Dawn Trent Buffalo Business
Sharon Trippett Buffalo
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UHEK
Evelyn Turton Buffalo Social Work
Kimberly Tuttle Buffalo Elementary Education
Wendy M. Tyler Clarence Center
Lynn L. Uher Cortland Art Education
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UMINA
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Elizabeth Urbanski Buffalo Journalism
LIsa Valenti Bethpage Psychology
Marlene Valverde Buffalo Business Studies/Office Admin
Stad Vandenburgh North Tonawanda Exectlonal/Elem. Edu.
Robert Vanderwerf Tonawanda Criminal Justice
Can S. Vaughn Bellmore
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VOGEL
John Vecchiarelli Buft'alo
Sharon Vener Albany
Rob Hillyard
Sal Vlavattene Buft'alo
Lisa Vinci Spencerport
Micaela Vitale Auburn
Debora Vltko Kenmore Elementary Education
Brian Vogel Orchard Park Mechanical Technology
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VON DOHLEN
.Joe Von Dohlen Rochester
Kalarani Vythillngum Buffalo Business Studies/Office Admin.
Kurt Thomas Wagner Rochester ISM
carl Wald Tequesta. FLA. Criminal Justice
Cynthia Lorraine Walker Niagara Falls Speech. Lang.•Palh. 8t Audio.
Sol\Ja Jeannie Walker Syracuse Exceptlonl/Elem. Education
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Grant Walters East Aurora
Michael Want Buffalo Graphic Design
Stacey Ann Warshaw Spring Valley Distributive Education
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WEINER
Joseph Wasilewski Buffalo Music ~ Elementary Uu.
Kathleen Wasilewski Buffalo Music
Lisa Marie Watkins Kenmore Office Administration
Susan Weber Tonawanda
Adam Weiner Buffalo
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WESTERN
Betb Wheaton North Syracuse Elementary Education
Thomas It. Whalen Orchard Park Business Studies
scott C. Western Jobnstown Elementary Education
Mark Wllkow Brooklyn Criminal Justice
Kimberly WhIte Dryden Graphic Design
Vernon L. Wbitaker Buffalo Industrial Technology
Janice A. Wolf Buffalo
Kelll L. Wojcik Lewiston
Cberyl Wojciechowski Alden Office Administration
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ZON
John Wright Buffalo
TlnaWoocis North Bangor Business ~ Marketing Edu.
Wendy S. Wood Elma Elementary Edueatlon
Steven Zeltcblck Bellmore Business Studies
victoria Zaccagnino West Amberst
ADtb~:rn~::aDa Crimina. Justice
Cberyl L. Zolnowski Alden Business Studies
David ZOn Buffalo
Robin Zlentiek Buffalo Food Systems !'Igmt.
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College Administration * RICHARD A. WIESEN, Ed.D•.. NEIL H. RUDIN, Ph.D•...... .. . . . Acting President . Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs JAMES M. CAPUTI, B.B.A. . . . . . . . • .. . .. Vice President for Finance and Management JAMES A. GOLD, D.Ed. . ............... Vice President for Student Affairs
Assoc. for Research , Development , & Evaluation .. .. . ...... .. ... Mario Yepes·Saraya, Ph.D. EOP Counselors .. Roslyn Berkovitz, Ph.D.; Alicia Granto, M.S.; Emma McFayden, M.S.; Michael Pirowskin, M.S.; Evelyn Rosario , M.A.; Jean Tassy, B.S.; Gwendolyn Wooten, B.A.; Ottilie Woodruff, B.S.Ed. Acting Dir., Upward Bound & Talent Search ... .. . . .. . .... . ... ... Dorothy Sawyer, M.Ed. Dir., STEP/ C-STEP ... Marvin Wilson, M.A. Special A••t. to Vice President . .. . Nancy J . Lund, Ph.D. Dean, Faculty of Applied Science &: Education ........ . . Barbara Sirvis Ed 0 Assoc. Dean .. . .. Ann L. Egan: Ph:O: Assoc. Dean. . . ........ Richard N. Hall, M.Ed. Dir., Center for Development of Human Services . . . . . . . . . . David P . Wegenast, O.S.W. Dir., College Learning Laboratory . . .. Crayton L. Buck, Ed. D. Chp., Business Dept . ...... . ... Benjamin D. Sackmary, Ph.D. Chp., Consumer Studies & Home Economics Dept. ......... . .. , Betty J. Cappella, Ph.D. Chp. , Criminal Justice Dept.. ..... . Robert D. Pursley, D.P.A. Chp., Educational , Foundations Dept. ........... T_~omas J. Quatroche, D.Ed. Chp., Elementary Education & Reading Dept .. .. ...... ..... .. Lawrence L. Smith, Ph.D. Acting Chp., Exceptional Education Dept. .. . ..... .Mark P . Posluszny, Ed.D. Chp., Information Systems Management Dept. .... . .... . .. Lawrence W. Scott , M.S . Chp., Nutrition & . Food Science Dept . . . . . . . . . . . . Dennis K. Ponton . Ph.D. Chp., Social Work Dept. ..... . Ellen T. Kennedy , M.S.W. Chp ., Speech Language Pathology & Audiology Dept. . ...... Dolores E. Battle , Ph.D. Chp., Technology Dept. ....... . Charles A. Beasley, Ph.D. Dean, Faculty of Art. & Humanitie. .. . ..... . . Charles L. Deihl, M.F.A. Assoc. Dean Chp., Art Conservation Dept. Chp ., Art Education Dept. Chp., Design Dept....... . Chp., English Dept. Chp., Fine Arts Dept .... ... . · .. Lee Ann Grace, Ph.D. .F. Christopher Tahk, Ph .D. .. Layman H. Jones Jr., D.Ed. · .. Richard A. Butz, M.F.A. . ...... John F. Dwyer, Ph.D. ." .Franke. Eckmair, M.F.A. · . Michael Johnson, Ph.D. Chp., Foreign Language Dept. Chp., Journalism, Broadcasting & Speech Dept.... ..... ... W. Richard IRik) Whitaker Ph 0 Chp ., Performing Arts Dept. . .. Myron H. Nadei, M:A: Chp ., Philosophy & Religious Studies Dept . · .. George T. Hole, Ph.D. Dean, Faculty of Natural & Social Sciences . Assoc . Dean
PRESIDENT Of THE COLLEGE (Ac:tIag) . . . Richard A. Wiesen, Ed .0. Secl'et.rt.1 Aaat. to tb. Preeldent . . ....... Anna Tiberia Eaec. A.al. to tb. Pre.ldent. . . . . . . .. Marianne Vallet-Sandre, M.S.Ed . Oir., Burchfield Art Center ... Anthony L. Bannon, M.A. Dir., Performing Arts Center .... Stephen A. Scott-Martin, B.S. Adviser to th.. Preeld..at .. DIr., In.titutionalAdvancement .... Glenn R. Nellis, Ph.D. Dir., Corporate Development & Annual Fund. . . . . . . . . . . .. Albert L. Cooper, B.S. Dir" Alumni Affairs .............. Joseph V . Flanagan, M.S. DIr.. PabUc Aff.In ................ Joyce E. Fink, Ed.M. Staff News Writer ................... Peter W. Askew, B.A. Editor/Writer . . . . . . . . James G. Koelmel, B.A. Affirmative Actloo Officer . ....... .. .. Sheila J. Nickson DIr., Adml..loa. . . . . Deborah K. Renzi, M.S.w . Assoc. Oir., Admissions . ............. Paul T. Collyer, M.Ed . Senior Admissions Advisers ... Paul T. Sink , M.S.; Lawrence E. Bynum, B.S ., Charles E. Oimidio , M.S. ; Linda T. Pinkard, Ed.M. Coo~d ., Information Systems .... Margaret M. Brown , M.S . VICE PRESIDENT ACADEMIC AffAIRS (Ac:tIag) ...... Neil H. Rudin, Ph.D. .A..oeiate Vice Prealdeot It O_D, Uade.graduate Stadl... . . . ... Neil H. Rudin, Ph.D . Asst. Dean, Undergraduate Studies .... Kathryn A. Moran, M.S. Asst. Dean & Dir., Lifelong Learning .............. Robert J. Stephen, M.Ed. Oir., Academic Advisement .. , ..... Leon Smith, Ph.D. Acting Dir ., Academic Skills Center .... Russell Macaluso, Ed.D. Dir., Academic Standards & Certification ..... . ..... Fred E. Chapman, Ed.D. ... Emil H. Hoch, Ed. D. A..oc. Vice Pre.ldent &: Deaa, G.. adoate Stadle. aDd Re.ea..cb ... ............ Gerald F. Accurso, Ed. D. Dir., Center for Assistance to Business & Industry ......... Jack C . Brueckman Jr ., Ed.D . Oir., Center for Studies in Creativity Dir ., Research Services & . . . . . . . Scott G . Isaksen , Ed. D. Administration. . .. Kenneth A. Cross, Ed .D. A••oc. Vice Pre.ldeat, PlaaalDg It Academic Support Sel'Vlcea . . Dewayne A. Beery , Ph .D. Dir., Butler library .............. George C . Newman , Ph.D . Oir ., Instructional Resources. . . . . . . Barry A. Herb , M.A. Ant. VlceP....ld..al ........... JeffreyJ. Wallace , Ph .D. Dir., Educational Opportunity Program ...... (Appt. Pending) Assoc. Director. . ..... Cynthia Green-Eggleston, M.S .Ed . Asst. to Dir ., Research. . . . ... .. .... lily M. Sink, M.S. Coord ., EOPAdmissions ... ... . .... .... Fa;ri Ansari, M.S . Asst. Dir., Counseling ........... , .... Audrey Garrett, M.S. Dir., International Programs Oir., New Student Programs & Orientation ................ Susan O. Zirin, M.Ed. Orr., Special Programs ...... . . .Wendel B. Wickland, M.S.
· . . Vern L. Bullough, Ph.D. .!. Joyce Swartney, Ph.D. · ... Harish C. Sikka, Ph.D. . . ........ Jill Nash, Ph.D . . . Bonnie M. Sampsell, Ph.D . · .Joseph S . Zingaro, Ph .D.
Dir., Great Lakes Laboratory . Chp. , Anthropology Dept .. Chp., Biology Dept . Chp., Chemistry Dept. Chp ., Earth Sciences & Science Education Dept. Chp ., Economics Dept. Chp ., Geography & Planning
.... Robert E. Horvat, Ph .D. . ..... Alex J. Ratkowski, Ph.D.
Dept..................... Elbridge A. Renning Jr., M.A. Chp .. Health , PhYSical Education & Recreation Dept. . . . . . . . .. . ... Donald E. Ban, Ph .D.
•According to Information available as of September 23, 1988.
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AUXILIARY SERVICES - Faculty-Student A••oelatlon bec, D .... .................... . Gary E. Vickers. M.B.A. Dir., Dining & Vending Services ....... Peter F. Liberti, M.B.A. Dir., College Store ............... Louis J. Kaminski, B.P .S . Olr ., Personnel ................... Karen L. Wayman, M.S . Controller . . . . . . . . . . .......... Susan M. Hoadley, B.S. VICE PRESIDENT STUDENT AFFAIRS .............. James A. Gold, D.Ed. A••oc. Vic. Prealdent a. Dean of Studenta ......... Phillip Santa Maria, Ph .D. A..t. VIce Preald.nt .......... RichardJ . LeCastre , Ph .D. D ..... Stud..nt LIf.. ............. Kate A. Wallace , M.S .Ed. Coord ., Commuter Services ......... John S. Frederick , M.S. Coord ., Student Union ......... Donald W. Blundell, M.S.Ed. Coord ., Student Activities & Greek Affairs ............. Marsha D. Jackson, M.S.Ed. Coord ., Minority Student Services ........... Gail Wells, B.S . Dlr., Coun.eons ............. Edward A. Hattauer , Ph .D. Asst. Oir. , Counseling ................ Joan McCool , Ph .D. Counseling Staff ...... . ...... . Lebanon Arrington, M.S .W.; Ruth M. Campbell, Ph .D. ; Myra Gordon , Ph .D.; Susan Davis, Ph .D.; Susan O. Zirin, M.Ed. A..t. VIce Pr...ld..nt/ D ..... R••ldence LHe ........... . .. Stephen Faust, M.A. Assoc . Dir........................ Ronald George, M.S. Asst. Dir................... Cynthia A. Gilson·Slegel , M.S . Residence Life Facilities Management .... Cravane Givens, B.S . Housing Assistant .................... David Vytlacil, M.S . D ...., Stud..nt Health Center ... Winifred G. Mernan , M.D. Asst . to Oir. . . . ............... Mary T . Sullivan, M.S. Asst. to Dir. , Administration . ... . .. . . Joseph A. Luzio, B.A. Physicians, Part-time ............... Lester S . Sielski, M.D.; Susan T. Eluard, M.D.; Joseph D. Gentile, M.D .; Bohdan Kawinski , M.D. Nurses ... ........... . ... Helen Brooks, R.N.; Barbara A. Chapman, R.N.; Alice Sullivan, R.N.; Angeline Price, R.N.; Irene Kolber, R.N.; Josephine Terranova , R.N. Psychiatrist, Part-time ................. Anthony Foti , M.D. Ok., Career Development CeDter ...................... Cecile G . Biltekoff, M.A. Asst. Director ....... ..... . Stephanie B. Zuckerman, M.Ed. Counselors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Carlos Tejada, M.S. ; Alma Ferro, B.A. D ..... Stud..nt JudIcial SI/.t... . ................. Marsha D. Jackson, M.S .Ed . Du., latern.doDal Student Aft.1ra ......... Jean-Francois Gounard, Ph .D. D ..... lnt..rcoU..g1.t.Athl.tlctO ..... Fred J . Hartrick, M.S. Assoc . Director . . . . . . . . .... .. . Gail F. Maloney, M.S. Asst. to Director .............. Richard J. Bihr , M.B .A., M.S. Business Manager ................ Camille Spyra, B.S. Coaches ....... . .. MannyKoginos, Ph .D.; Don O'Brien, M.S.; James Ramos, B.S.; Anthony C . Sartori, M.S .; Jean Tassy. B.S.; Jerry Boyes, M.A.; Keith Bullion ;
Chp ., History & Social Studies Education Dept. . . . . . . .
. .... Monroe Fordham, Ph .D. . .... James E. Westrope, M.A.
Chp ., Mathematics Dept.
Chp., Physics Dept. ..... James W. Wells, Ph.D. Chp., Political Science Dept........ Lawrence G. Flood, Ph .D. Chp., Psychology Dept. ............. Jerry F. Cataldo, Ph .D. Acting Chp ., Sociology Dept. .. Rosalyn A. Lindner, Ph .D. VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE AND MANAGEMENT .. James M. Caputi, B.B.A. A..oc. Vice Preeldeat a. ComptroUer .... . ..... Gary J . Phillips , C.P.A., Ed.M. College Accountant .. .......... . ... Christine Miller, M.S . Coord ., Business Services ........... Terry M. Harding , B.A. Asst. Olr. , Business Affairs .......... John H . Whelan , M.B.A. Bursar. . .... ................ Richard T . Augustine, M.S. Asst . for University Financial Analysis ... Michael Broderick , B.S. A..oc. Vice Prealdent. Budget & Information Service. . (App!. Pending) Asst. for University Financial Analysis ............ Rebecca J . Schenk, M.B.A. Registrar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mark T . Bausili, B.A . Assoc. Registrar ........ , . . . ... Elizabeth C. Farrell , M.S . Assoc . Registrar . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Carole S. HarriS Dir., Financial Aid . . . . . . . . .. Daniel R. Hunter Jr. , Ed.M. Assoc . Dir., Financial Aid . . . . . .. . .. Archie L. Cureton, M.S. Senior Financial Aid Advisers ...... Aurea F. Drzewiecki, M.A.; Warren Hoffman , Ed . M.; Robert A. Macey, M.A.; Michael E. Woodruff, M.S . Dir., Payroll . . . . . . . . .......... Mary Ann Dekarz Dir., PurchaSing Dlr., Public Safety . . . . . . . . . . . Patricia A. Gordon .. La ....erne B. Anderson, M.S. Ed. .... Louis A. Ward A•• oc. Vice Pre.ldent, Facllltle. ................. . ... John J. Byrne, B.S . Acting Dir., Physical Plant ........... Gary H . Kent, M.B.A. Asst. to Dir., Physical Plant ....... . .... Joseph W. Ball. B.S. Coord., Facilities Planning ... JamesJ . Yager, M.B.A. Asst. Coord. , Facilities Planning ...... Steven E. Shaffer, M.A . Space Management Officer. . . . . . .. Thomas J. Peffer, Ed.M. A..oc. Vice Pre.ldent. Faculty & Staff Relation. . . ......... (App!. Pending) PDS Coordinator . . . . . ... . .. Barbara Meyer, B.A. DiT ., Personnel/ Employee Relations Asst . Dir., Personnel! Employee Relations .. Personnel Administrator Dlr., Computing .... Jeffre y A. Brandwine, J.D. ... Susan J. Earshen, M.B .A. . . .Emmanuel J . Hillery, M.S . . ........... Raymond A. Chamberlain , B.S . Assoc . Dir. (Systems) ........ . .Ronald N. Brown Jr. , B.A. Coord., Instruction & Research Support .. . Mary Ann Meyer, B.S. Coord ., Systems & Data Communications ....•. ... Joel P. Swisher, B.A. Coord ., Administrative Information Systems. . . . . . . . . .. Albert B. Santini, B.S. Asst. Dir. (Operations) . . . . . David L. Cummings, B.S. Coord., Operations .................. Ann Dennis , A.A .S. Coord., Remote Operations.. . ...... Jennifer D. McMahon Coord., Production Services. . . . . . . . . .. Marcy A. Zulawski Du., In.dtutional Reaearch . Stan Medinac, M.B.A. Research Systems Analyst. . .. . .. Judith B. Basinski, M.B.A. Asst. Dir. , Public Safety Coord., Environmental Health & Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. David N. Miller, A.A .S. Service..
Sid Goodrich, B.S.; Sandra Hollander, B.S. ; Larry Bynum, B.A.; Paul Wheeler , M.S .; Christina Palmeri, B.S. ; Ed Harris, B.A.
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ADMINISTRATION
Dr. James A. Gold Vice President (or Student Affairs
Dr. Richard Wiesen Acting President Buffalo State College
Dr. Barbara Sirvls Dean Applied Science and Education
Dr Vern BuUougb Dean Natural and Social Sciences
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Dr. NeD H. Rudin Acting Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Harish C. Sikka Director Great Lakes Laboratory
James 1'1. Caputi Vice President For Finance and Management
Charles Delbl Dean Faculty of Arts and Humanities
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Business Dept. Benjamin Sackmary. Chairperson Louis Canale
FACULTY OF APPLIED SCIENCE AI'ID EDUCATION
Constance Creveling Mary A,Davis John DeNisco Steven alttler Leonard R. Qraziplene
BaTaTa SilVis, Dean Ann l.Egan, Associate Dean Richard N.HaU, Associate Dean
Dale W. Janowsky Andrew J. Janiak Allan L. Korn Michael Littman
Robert D.Pursley Chairperson Criminal Justice Dept.
Consumer Studies and Home Economics Dept. Betty J. Cappella, Chairperson Ambrose Banks
Nancy Conley Ellen DeWind Colleen Frey Janet Herman Daewoo Ihm Julie Kusmlerz Jacqueline Pamitzke Andrea Shaw Lynne M. White
Betty Cappella Chairperson
Consumer Studies Home Economics Dept.
Thomas J.Morrisey Lewis Neisner Leonard L.Nleman Richard C. Pearce FredeTick Pease Daniel S. Ricigliano Lynn M. Scalia
Benjamin Sackmary Chair-person Business Dept.
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Educational Foundations Dept. Thomas J. Quatroche, Chairperson
Elementary Education and Reading DepL Lawrence L. Smith, Chairperson Joan A. Amrozowicz
Donald E. Carter David T. Converse Frank P. Dlulus Charles E. Dixon Abel K.. fink Robert J. Glenn Albert Grande Frederick C. Howe Charles P. laMorte Rex T. Lohmann
Polly "shelman Eileen E. Ballard William J. Barnett John Beaver Marion H. Benz John J. Bruno Bryna R. Coopennan Henry S. Dowskl Ralph R. Dykstra Mildred J. flschle Marilyn M. flavin Richard F. Frazlta Steven Gittler Rebecca Harlin carol Hodges Glenn Hurst William Licata Russel Macaluso Donald O'Brien lois W. Pearson
Thomas J. Quatroche Chairperson r:.ducatlonal foundations Dept.
Criminal Justice Dept. Robert D. Pursley, Chairperson
George Adoff JamesG. fox James R. Gilham
Samuel Malslln Joseph Mattina fdward L. Morgan John Huey·Long Song James L. Tippett
Lawrence L. Smith Chairperson Elementary fd./ Reading Dept.
Richard J. McCowan Joseph J. Moran James Palenno Elizabeth G. Penn James D. Rotella
!"lark 1"'. l"'oslu8zny Chairperson Exceptional Education Dept.
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