Faculty honored for service, achievements

salvetoday Posted On May 23, 2018
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Salve Regina honored faculty members for their service and commitment to the University community during the annual faculty luncheon, held during Commencement weekend. Attendees were also given a booklet detailing their colleagues’ achievements for the 2017-2018 academic year.

Five years of service

  • Thomas Arruda, assistant professor, Department of Chemistry
  • Troy Catterson, assistant professor, Department of Philosophy
  • Judith Drew, assistant professor, Department of Counseling, Leadership and Expressive Arts
  • Jon Marcoux, assistant professor, Noreen Stonor Drexel Cultural and Historic Preservation Program
  • Jennifer McClanaghan, assistant professor, Department of English and Communications
  • Amanda Minor, assistant professor, Department of Counseling, Leadership and Expressive Arts
  • Samuel Sacco, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Julia Taylor, lecturer, Department of Nursing

Ten years of service

  • Jamie Carlone, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Bonnie Kennedy, lecturer, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Chad Raymond, associate professor, Department of Cultural, Environmental and Global Studies

Fifteen years of service

  • Sally Gomaa, associate professor, Department of English and Communications
  • Anthony LoPresti, associate professor, Department of Religious and Theological Studies
  • Lisa Zuccarelli, associate professor, Department of Biology and Biomedical Sciences

Twenty years of service

  • Daniel Cowdin, professor, Department of Religious and Theological Studies
  • Linda Crawford, professor, Department of Modern and Classical Languages

Twenty-five years of service

  • Ernest Rothman, professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences

Thirty years of service

  • Harold Lawber, professor, Department of Business Studies and Economics
  • Mary Montminy-Danna, associate professor, Department of Social Work
  • William Stout, professor, Department of Mathematical Sciences
  • Margaret Svogun, professor, Department of English and Communications

Forty years of service

  • Arthur Frankel, professor, Department of Psychology
  • Barbara Sylvia, professor, Department of Social Work