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• CATHY BALAS (left), SCE adjunct instructor, ADAM PARKER, assistant professor of mathematics, SCOTT ROSENBERG, associate professor of history, and LILA ZAHARKOV, associate professor of languages, were honored at SOCHE's 13th annual Faculty Awards Conference, April 25. Read more ...
• RON DELANGLADE, professor of biology, was the guest of honor at a tree-planting ceremony in celebration of his 41 years teaching in Wittenberg's classrooms. In addition to the tree, he received a sundial for his garden from members of the Wittenberg Garden Club. deLanglade has shared knowledge, time and plantings with club members for many years.
• MIGUEL MARTINEZ-SAENZ, associate professor of philosophy, assistant provost for First-Year Experience and director of WittSems, and Lora Lawson, associate professor of education, incorporated service-learning components into their second semester classes, making use of funds provided by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans in 2005 as part of the groundbreaking program titled "Sowing Seeds of Servant Leadership: A Campus-Wide Integration of Service-Learning, Social Justice and Spirituality." Read more ...
• THOMAS T. TAYLOR, professor of history, begins a three year term as the director of the General Education Program. A past recipient of the ODK Teaching Excellence Award and Ohio Academy of History Outstanding Teaching Award, Taylor brings two decades of teaching and leadership in general education curriculum development at Wittenberg to the position.
• PACO LABRADOR, head volleyball coach, and SARAH JUREWICZ, women's head basketball coach, were named Men's Coach of the Year and Women's Coach of the Year at the third annual Tiger Awards banquet, organized and led by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Read more ...
• RICK INCORVATI, associate professor of English, accompanied students to the statehouse in Columbus to participate in Lobby Day, an Earth Week event organized by the Ohio Environmental Council. Incorvati served as campus recycling coordinator spring semester. Read more ...
• LISA RHINE, associate provost for academic services, spearheaded a grant project to develop a collaboration to improve access to print materials for college students with disabilities and to share resources between institutions through a virtual library of electronic texts. Read more...
• JUSTIN HOUSEKNECHT (left), assistant professor of chemistry, and BRIAN SHELBURNE, associate professor of computer science and department chair, discussed plans for the eighth annual Girl Scouts Science and Math Exploration Night. Read more ...