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Canisius Faculty Tenure, Promotion Ceremony Held

Congratulations to the 17 Canisius faculty members who were recently promoted, granted tenure or emeritus status. A ceremony and reception to honor them was held in the Andrew L. Bouwhuis Library on Friday, September 16.


Walter Sharrow, PhD (left) was awarded emeritus status. He is pictured with Richard Wall, PhD (center), Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Joel Cohen, PhD (right), Associate Vice President for Library & Information Services.

Promotion to Full Professor
Rev. Daniel Jamros, S.J.; Department of Religious Studies and Theology
Ian Redpath, JD, LLM; Department of Accounting

Promotion to Associate Professor
Jennifer Desiderio, PhD; Department of English
Timothy Gregg, PhD; Department of Chemistry
Roberto Gregorius, PhD; Department of Adolescence Education
Matthew Hertz, PhD; Department of Computer Science
Dennis Koch, PhD; Department of Kinesiology
Tanya Loughead, PhD; Department of Philosophy
Matthew Mitchell, PhD; Department of Religious Studies and Theology
Justine Price, PhD; Department of Fine Arts
Nancy Rourke, PhD; Department of Religious Studies and Theology
Thomas Vogel, PhD; Department of Accounting

Professor Emeritus:
Barry Berlin, PhD; Department of Communication Studies
Sai Chidambaram, PhD; Department of Biology
Paul Dowling, PhD; Department of English
Martha Dunkelman, PhD; Department of Fine Arts
Walter Sharrow, PhD; Department of History


Tanya Loughead, PhD (left) was promoted to associate professor. She is pictured with Joel Cohen, PhD (center), Associate Vice President for Library & Information Services, and Richard Wall, PhD (right), Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, and .

Each honoree dedicated a book of his/her choice to the library’s main collection, which includes a personal dedication by the respective faculty member on the inside cover. The books are on display on the first floor of the library.

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Canisius College United Way Campaign Begins

Message from Ellen O. Conley, PhD, vice president, student affairs

The Canisius College United Way Campaign will begin today (September 19) and will run through Wednesday October 19.  The college’s goal is $30,000 and with everyone’s help, we will be able to meet our goal for the 12th consecutive year.

The United Way of Buffalo and Erie County exists to bridge the gap between those who need help and those who want to help.  Envelopes containing pledge forms will be in faculty and staff mailboxes or delivered to offices.  Those who do not receive a pledge form and wish to contribute to the campaign may contact Pat Brawn or Judy Bruce in OM 102 or at Ext. 2130.  It doesn’t matter how much you give as long as you contribute something to help those who are less fortunate.

Submitted by: Ellen O. Conley, PhD, vice president, student affairs