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135 Faculty, Staff Honored for Years of Service to the University

Monday, April 23, 2018, By News Staff
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Selection of commemorative anniversary pins

A total of 135 faculty and staff were honored on Friday, April 20, for their significant years of service to Syracuse University  marking the start of a new tradition and the return of a former tradition.

A new tradition began as these individuals were celebrated by their peers and the entire University community for their outstanding commitments to SU, along with other University awardees, at the One University Awards Ceremony in Hendricks Chapel.

In addition, a distinctive tradition was reinstated: the presentation of anniversary pins. A popular point of pride among longtime employees, pins were presented through 2008, when the practice was changed in lieu of other anniversary gifts. At the Employee Service Appreciation Reception preceding the One University celebration, senior leaders presented 25-year, 30-year, 35-year, 40-year and 45-year service pins to those in their areas of the University who celebrated anniversaries in 2017.

The following are this year’s honorees:

45 Years of Service

James A. Boeheim Jr., Athletics

Gail L. Ensher, Education

Richard Allen Graham, BFAS

Robert C. Heaphy, BFAS

Brian E. McLaughlin, SU Libraries

40 Years of Service

Ricky J. Bumpus, BFAS

Patricia Ann Burak, Enrollment and the Student Experience

Kathleen J. Datthyn-Madigan, Engineering and Computer Science

Rosanna M. Grassi, Newhouse

Domenic J. Iacono, Academic Affairs

David Louis Jensen, SU Libraries

Randall H. Korman, Architecture

Victor Joe Lazarow, Visual and Performing Arts

Vincent Loiero, BFAS

Thomas James McGinn, BFAS

Ann Marie McGinnis, Arts and Sciences

Joseph Plishka, BFAS

Nancy Machles Rothschild, Enrollment and the Student Experience

Marie Rose Sarno, Education

Margaret Rae Stearns, Strategic Initiatives and Innovation

Hailu Tefferi, BFAS

John T. Walker, BFAS

35 Years of Service

Boyd David Banks, Information Technology Services

Evelyn A. Burke, BFAS

Joseph Chaiken, Arts and Sciences

Pinyuen Chen, Arts and Sciences

Shelly D. Collins, Newhouse

Robert Allen Cooney, Visual and Performing Arts

Myra Port Daly, Information Technology Services

Christian C. Day, Law

Dorry E. Dearstine, Advancement and External Affairs

William R. Drew Jr., BFAS

Douglas R. Foley, Information Technology Services

Henry W. Gaul, BFAS

Marjorie Gillette, BFAS

Panayotis E. Koveos, Whitman

Helen Krauss, BFAS

Alan J. Levy, Engineering and Computer Science

Stuart L. Lisson, Marketing and Communications

Paul J. Logue, Arts and Sciences

Carl Ivan Mahar, Information Technology Services

Lawrence Mason Jr., Newhouse

Janis A. Mayes, Arts and Sciences

Richard O. McCormack, BFAS

Terrell Anne Northrup, Maxwell

James Robert Oad, Information Technology Services

Jan Ivar Ondrich, Maxwell

Irene T. Peach, BFAS

Peter E. Sala, BFAS

Ashok Shantilal Sangani, Engineering and Computer Science

Andrew Robert Schaeffer, BFAS

John H. Seaver, BFAS

Mary Clark Voorheis, Arts and Sciences

30 Years of Service

Philip Frank Arnold, Arts and Sciences

Jeffrey J. Bitz, BFAS

Craig Bowers, BFAS

Susan M. Bracy, BFAS

Melissa Anne Cadwell, BFAS

Catherine A. Cornwell, Arts and Sciences

Camille M. Donabella, Human Resources

Janet Donohue, BFAS

Philip T. Driscoll Jr., Information Technology Services

Deborah Ann Everson, BFAS

Donna E. Fecteau, Education

Michael Louis Ferrari, BFAS

Anne Fitzsimmons, Arts and Sciences

Rodney W. Foster, Arts and Sciences

Wayne E. Franits, Arts and Sciences

William R. Goudy, BFAS

Kevin J. Haley, BFAS

Bonnie Jean Holland, BFAS

Thomas D. House, SU Libraries

Laura Ellen Howard, Advancement and External Affairs

Paul A. Jenkins, BFAS

Kenneth M. Johnson, Visual and Performing Arts

Veronica Kearse, BFAS

Rosemary B. Kelly, Strategic Initiatives and Innovation

Barbara H. Kwasnik, Information Studies

Cristina Marchetti, Arts and Sciences

Tridib Mazumdar, Whitman

Robyn A. Orefice, BFAS

Patricia M. Pitzeruse, Marketing and Communications

Mark Edward Rupert, Maxwell

Eileen Hackett Simmons, BFAS

Margaret M. Thompson, Strategic Initiatives and Innovation

Janet Fleckenstein Weiter, Law

Mark Ryan Woods, Academic Affairs

Donald King Wright, BFAS

Susan E. Wright, Academic Affairs

Dan Zacharia, Arts and Sciences

Brian J. Zilles, BFAS

25 Years of Service

David Aldinger, Arts and Sciences

Amy L. Arends, Newhouse

Deanna Jean Bailey, BFAS

David S. Balfoort, SU Libraries

John Samuel Burdick, Maxwell

Christine Ann Burkinshaw, BFAS

John P. Carter, BFAS

Karen Cimilluca, Maxwell

Patrick D. Cole, BFAS

Jennifer R. Dahlin, BFAS

Christopher R. DeCorse, Maxwell

George T. Dwyer, BFAS

Susan L. Edmunds, Arts and Sciences

Derek M. Farrell, BFAS

Andrew J. Frazo, BFAS

Jenny Sara Gluck, ITS

Marvin J D Gunn Sr., BFAS

Cheryl E. Hughes, BFAS

Kathleen M. Joyce, Engineering and Computer Science

Patrick J. Kelly, BFAS

Deborah Jean Kerwood, Arts and Sciences

Lori Aw Lashombe, BFAS

Brenda J. Law, BFAS

Deborah Ann Lawson, BFAS

Joseph Bradley Lee, BFAS

Marlon D. Legaspi, Newhouse

Scott A. Manchin, BFAS

Joanna O. Masingila, Education

Jeffrey C. Mayer, Visual and Performing Arts

Karen M. McGee, Newhouse

Charles P. Merrihew, Advancement and External Affairs

Donna L. Petrera, BFAS

Karen M. Piedmonte, BFAS

Kathryn R. Pynn, Engineering and Computer Science

Amie D. Redmond, Education

Grant Davis Reeher, Maxwell

John A. Rossiter, BFAS

Edward W. Rother Jr., BFAS

Michael Shick, BFAS

Ravi K. Shukla, Whitman

Roger E. Stevens, BFAS

Randall Wenner, Newhouse

Douglas Alan Wolf, Maxwell

Virginia P. Yerdon, Hendricks Chapel

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