A weekly news report for Slippery Rock University
A weekly news report for Slippery Rock University
New chair brings 'millennial thinking'
to SRU Council of Trustees read more
PASSHE Chancellor Cavanaugh plans open forum at SRU visit read more
'The Crucible' opens 2010 theatre season read more
SRU international students prepare homeland foods read more
SRU's Old Stone House hosts 'Halloween Meets History' read more
Volleyball honors breast cancer survivors read more
McCormick calls student engagement important 'lens on student learning' read more
Sirens, helicopters, smoke -
don't panic, it's only training read more
SRU AmeriCorps plans 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' screening read more
PHOTO: Women's studies mentoring dinner read more
PHOTO: Cultural Kickoff read more
PASSHE board OKs 2011-12 request read more
PASSHE universities set ninth straight enrollment record read more
Accomplishments
Michael Cleary, professor of public health and social work, has had his manuscript "Developments in Clinical Neuropsychology: Implications for School Psychological Services" accepted for publication by the Journal of School Health. It is scheduled to appear in the January 2011 issue.
The following faculty promotions were effective with the start of fall semester:
Promoted from associate professor to professor were: Patrick Burkhart, geography, geology and the environment; Jennifer Keller, dance; Jered Kolbert and Donald Stano, both counseling and development; and Donald Zapien, chemistry.
Promoted from assistant professor to associate professor were: Brett Barnett, communication; Ana Maria Caula and Thomas Daddesio, both modern languages and cultures; Xianfeng Chen and Jialing Wang, both geography, geology and the environment; Michelle McCollin, special education; Marybeth Miller, physical education; Laura Smiley, theatre; and Youngyol Yim Schanz, criminology, and criminal justice.
Promoted from instructor to assistant professor were: Warren Davidson, music, and Annette Salsovic, Academic Services.
The following faculty members were granted tenure effective with the start of fall semester:
Brett Barnett, communication; Hongbo Shou, computer science; Sean Colbert-Lewis, elementary education/early childhood; Xianfeng Chen and Jialing Wang, both geography, geology and the environment; Donald Gibala, health and safety; Warren Davison, music; Diana Jones, nursing, Katherine Cooklin, philosophy; Marybeth Miller and Traci Zillifro, both physical education; Donald Kerchis, political science; Diane Galbraith and Albene Iossifova, both School of Business; Junko Yamamoto, secondary education/foundation of education; and Michelle McCollin and Mike Ryan, both special education.
