Physical Plant/Property Control
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Tyne FrederickOffice Assistant 2, Customer Service One StopTyne FrederickOffice Assistant 2, Customer ServiceRaymond Hall 417b
fredertr@potsdam.edu
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S.O.A.R. Stimulating Opportunities After Retirement
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Juanita H BlakemoreAdministrative Assistant S.O.A.R. Stimulating Opportunities After RetirementJuanita H BlakemoreAdministrative AssistantVan Housen Extension S382
blakemjh@potsdam.edu
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Northeast Migrant Education Program
Head: Laura L Burnett
Administrative Assistant: Lisa M Colby
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Melissa S BlaineData Specialist and Manager Northeast Migrant Education ProgramMelissa S BlaineData Specialist and ManagerVan Housen Extension S283
blainems@potsdam.edu
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Laura L BurnettDirector Northeast Migrant Education Program
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Lisa M ColbyProject Staff Assistant Northeast Migrant Education Program |
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Kathleen A GonyeaResearch Foundation Employee Northeast Migrant Education Program |
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Honors Program
Head: Thomas N. Baker
Administrative Assistant: Annette R. Kelley
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Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, History Student Fellowship Program, Presidential Scholars, Honors Program, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Student Research & Creativity, History
Thomas N. BakerAssociate Director Lougheed Center for Applied Learning and Professor, HistoryLougheed Learning Commons 107D
bakertn@potsdam.edu
View CVAfter graduating in 1985 with a B.A. in history from Trinity College, in Hartford, Connecticut, Thomas N. Baker went on to teach history at the secondary-school level for a year before entering graduate school in pursuit of a doctorate in U.S. history. A decade or so later, armed with an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, he was employed teaching courses in history and American studies at Elon College, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His last appointment before coming to SUNY-Potsdam was at Centre College, in Danville, Kentucky, where he taught for 4 years as a visiting assistant professor of history. Baker's scholarly interests are varied, ranging from nineteenth-century U.S. cultural and political history to the history of the African Diaspora, with forays into the histories of twentieth century film and popular music. At SUNY-Potsdam he teaches upper-level courses on New York State history, Victorian culture, the American Civil War, race and U.S. film, and Black Diaspora (a history of the Atlantic Slave Trade). Baker's first book, Sentiment & Celebrity: Nathaniel Parker Willis and the Trials of Literary Fame (Oxford University Press, 1999) plumbed the nineteenth-century origins of America's fascination with the culture of celebrity. His latest book-length project is a study of the political and social world of American deism, circa 1800, as exemplified in a secret society of deists ("The Brethren of the Druids") centered in Newburgh, New York. He has published articles on Lyman Beecher and historical memory, "A Slave" writing to Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr's role in the contested presidential election of 1800. At home, Dr. Baker enjoys spending time with his wife, Sarah, who is a school psychologist, and his son, William. As music fans and sometime string musicians, the Bakers love Potsdam's vibrant music culture. They are also keen on hiking the Adirondacks, although they could do without the black flies. More Info |
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Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1 Career Services, Presidential Scholars, International Education & Programs, Student Research & Creativity, Lougheed Center for Applied Learning, Honors Program, Experiential Education, Student Fellowship Program
Annette R. KelleyAdministrative Assistant 1Lougheed Learning Commons 107
kelleyar@potsdam.edu
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Interdisciplinary Studies
Head: Shiho Imai
Administrative Assistant: Mollie A Mayette
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Mollie A MayetteAdministrative Assistant 1 Interdisciplinary Studies, English, Sociology & Criminal Justice, School of Arts & Sciences, Psychology, Theatre and Dance, Women's and Gender Studies Program, Philosophy, Politics, Art, History |
Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Head: Jacqueline V Richardson-Melecio
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Kathleen J JandreauAdministrative Assistant Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Shawn M RamosDirector, Center for Diversity Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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Jacqueline V Richardson-MelecioVice President, Chief Diversity Officer Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Jacqueline V Richardson-MelecioVice President, Chief Diversity OfficerRaymond Hall 713
richarjv@potsdam.edu
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Crane Youth Music
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Julianne Kirk DoyleProfessor: Clarinet Crane School of Music, Crane Youth Music
Julianne Kirk DoyleProfessor: ClarinetBishop Hall C103
kirkj@potsdam.edu
https://www.jkdoyle.org/Julianne Kirk Doyle joined the faculty of the Crane School of Music in 2006 and serves as Professor of Clarinet. Dr. Doyle co-coordinates the acclaimed Potsdam Single Reed Summit and upcoming Fall 2023 Woodwind Summit and served as Director of the Crane Youth Music Camp from 2009-2023. Dr. Doyle is the New York State Chair and Pedagogy Coordinator for the International Clarinet Association and additionally serves on the ICA College and Pre-Professional Engagement Committee and as Co-Chair of the ICA Pedagogy Committee. Dr. Doyle's Debut CD Dante Dances premiered in 2019 including works by Crane Composers Arthur Frackenpohl and Elliot DelBorgo as well as Dan Welcher and New Zealand composer Douglas Lilburn. She joined saxophonist Robert Young and pianist David Heinick on Young's 2018 album Hybrid, performing Heinick's four letter words which she and Young commissioned for premiere at the 2016 International Clarinet Association Conference in Baton Rouge, LA. An active soloist and chamber musician, she is a member of the Aria Reed Trio and serves as Principal Clarinet with the Orchestra of Northern New York and Northern Symphonic Winds. She has also performed with the Lake Placid Sinfonietta, Richmond Symphony Orchestra, Amici Orchestra, Light Opera Oklahoma, Tulsa Philharmonic, Oklahoma City Philharmonic, Eastman Wind Ensemble including a tour to Japan, Taiwan and Macau, Eastman Philharmonia and Eastman Opera Orchestra. Passionate about the music of our time, Julianne has taken part in numerous commissions and consortiums for works by Jenni Brandon, Paul Schoenfeld, Margaret Brower, Jim Stephenson, Erich Stem and Tyler Mazone ('21) as well as Crane colleagues: Ivette Herryman-Rodriguez, Timothy Sullivan, Jerod Sommerfeldt and David Heinick. She looks forward to being part of many more consortiums and commission projects to continue to grow the 21st Century Clarinet Repertoire. Dr. Doyle is constantly exploring solutions to the Stress Velopharyngeal Insufficiency (SVPI/Soft Palatal Air Leak) in wind playing. She has published articles and given conference presentations for pathways to alleviation and prevention. She has assisted numerous professionals and students in minimizing and correcting soft palate air leak. Through virtual platforms and in person, she is excited to now offer a lecture presentation on the topic to collegiate studios around the country. Dr. Doyle has performed and presented at numerous conferences including the Midwest Band and Orchestra Clinic, International Clarinet Association ClarinetFest, International Double Reed Society Conference, New York State School Music Association Conference, New York State Band Directors Association, Mid-America Center for Contemporary Music, the Oklahoma Clarinet Symposium and has given master classes for Juilliard Summerwinds, Southeast Asian Youth Orchestra and Wind Ensemble, Aria Summer Music Academy, Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp, University of Michigan, University of North Carolina-Greensboro, Louisiana State University, University of Arkansas-Ft. Smith, Bowling Green State University, Oakland University, and Nazareth College. Prior to joining the faculty at Crane, she held teaching positions at Ball State University, University of Rochester, Eastman School of Music, Eastman Community Music School, Hochstein School of Music and Nazareth College. She holds the Doctor of Musical Arts and Master of Music degrees in Performance and Literature and Arts Leadership Certificate from the Eastman School of Music and a Bachelors of Music from the University of Oklahoma. Her primary teachers include Jon Manasse, David Etheridge and Bradford Behn. Dr. Doyle is honored to be an artist with Backun Musical Services and DANSR/Vandoren. For more information, please visit www.jkdoyle.org More Info |
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Michael StruzikAdjunct Instructor, Off-Campus Teaching Supervisor and Director Crane Youth Music Crane Youth Music, Crane School of Music
Michael StruzikAdjunct Instructor, Off-Campus Teaching Supervisor and Director Crane Youth Musicstruzimj@potsdam.edu
Michael Struzik is a 1988 graduate of the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam. He is currently a teacher at Brighton High School in Rochester, New York. He has been at Brighton High School for the past 26 years. His current responsibilities include directing the Wind Ensemble, Symphonic Band, and Jazz Band, as well as teaching brass and percussion lessons to students in grades nine through twelve. He also teaches music theory and advanced placement music theory. In addition, he directs the pit orchestra for the annual spring musical. Mr. Struzik also serves as a music facilitator for the district. Mr. Struzik has conducted All-County and honor band festivals in several counties in New York State as well as the state of Virginia. He is a past recipient of the University of Rochester's Excellence in Secondary Education Award. He is also the 2011 recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the New York State Band Directors Association. In 2019, he received the Helen Hosmer Excellence in Teaching Award from the Crane School of Music. In 2020, he received the Excellence in Music Education Award from the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. Mr. Struzik is an All-State certified adjudicator, and is also an adjudicator for major organization festivals. During the summer, he teaches at Crane Youth Music in Potsdam, New York. Mr. Struzik is a free-lance musician in the Rochester area, and performs regularly with the Orchestra of Northern New York, Northern Symphonic Winds, and the Penfield Symphony Orchestra. He is a member of NYSSMA, NAFME, the International Trombone Association and has served on the executive board of the New York State Band Director's Association in a variety of positions, currently as their Executive Director. He is also a Past-President of the Monroe County School Music Association. Mr. Struzik lives in Webster, New York with his wife Katie and enjoys spending time with his two grown sons Christopher 24, and Matthew 22. More Info |
Dining Services
Head: Patrick B Gray
Physical Plant/Custodial Services
Head: Wendy L. Horton
Administrative Assistant: Chelsey L Stone
