In t h e Me d i a:Alternative andRenewable EnergySystems Program DirectorMichael Newtown’84, Assistant ProfessorMatt Bullwinkel, andInstructional SupportTechnician RaghuramanRamanathan were interviewedfor a Fox Businessarticle on collegesoffering green degrees.Newtown was quoted inthe web article, whichalso referenced YaleUniversity.Joel Canino ’59, RonaldWoodcock ’59, andcollege benefactor Rachael Bagley placed amessage in The Wall Street Journal encouragingothers from outside the college’s circleof donors to consider a gift to the <strong>SUNY</strong><strong>Canton</strong> Foundation. The advertisement rantwice in October and was the subject of afront-page Watertown Daily Times article.Construction Technology: Managementstudents at <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> were featuredin the Watertown Daily Times for puttingup three buildings at the George E. BriggsTraining Center in West Potsdam. The studentswere working with Assistant ProfessorJoseph Reilly ’78, Instructional SupportAssociate Paul Hitchman ’95, and BuildingConstruction Instructor Robert Boak’98. One of the buildings students workedon will simulate how to ventilate a burningbuilding through its roof and will feature aforced-entry simulator.Assistant Women’s Basketball CoachMissy West was featured in the NorthCountry’s Greatest Athletes series in theWatertown Daily Times. West, a three-sportstar at Franklin Academy in Malone, wasnamed Miss New York State in Basketballher senior year and then played for DukeUniversity. She played professionally forthree years in Germany and is now in herfourth season with <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong>.Leevell Penn ’07, Veterinary ScienceTechnology, was featured in the AmericanAgriculturist for springboarding fromvolunteer positions to paid ones at ArmoryCampus NewsConstruction Technology: Management students at George E. Briggs Training Center.Dog and Cat Hospital in the Bronx, and atGreenwood Dairy in <strong>Canton</strong>. VeterinaryScience Technology Professor Tony Beane,D.V.M., was also featured in the periodicalabout testing freemartin breeders. Botharticiles were authored by Linda Greenwood’75. Additionally, research authoredby Veterinary Science Technology ProfessorMary O’Horo Loomis ’76, D.V.M., andsix Licensed Veterinary Technician graduateswere featured in Veterinary Technician,a journal for veterinary healthcare professionals.Criminal Investigation Visiting InstructorSusan Buckley was quoted in theWatertown Daily Times regarding a shootingincident involving New York State TrooperAmanda S. Reif. Buckleyis a retired state policedetective.Online Learning TechnicianJerry Bartlett ’04was the subject of a twopagefeature in Syracuse’sThe Post Standard. Bartlettmakes his own electricityto power his off-grid homethrough solar panels, windturbines, and a uniquegenerator. The article wasalso republished by HarvardUniversity’s GovernmentInnovators Networkwebsite.<strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> wasranked in the top 50Criminal Justice Associate Degrees in theUnited States according to a CommunityCollege Week analysis.Bu r n Ba b y Bu r nPellet power may soon be coming to ahome near you. The college’s Alternativeand Renewable Energy Systems programrecently received a grant from the NewYork State Energy Research and DevelopmentAuthority to research grass pellets asa heating source. At the later stages of theinitiative, the College will be placing pelletstoves in selected homes across the NorthCountry to further test the viability of thepelletized grass fuel source.A New Hampshire ImportFormer University of New Hampshire (UNH) DeanWilliam R. Trumble recently joined <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> as theCollege’s Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs.“Dr. Trumble joins us with an extensive research andadministrative background,” Kennedy said. “His duties herewill include continuing the college’s mission to offermore four-year degrees, the expansion of <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong>OnLine, growth in international programs, andsupporting the academic excellence of our studentsand faculty.”Trumble was also the Director of the New Hampshire Agricultural ExperimentStation and a Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.“<strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> is undergoing explosive growth in many areas and is a leaderin numerous facets of higher education,” Trumble said. “I’m looking forward tomany more exciting collective accomplishments.”6 2008 <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> Magazine www.canton.edu
FoundationFamiliesHonoredThe 35 th Anniversary Celebration of the <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong>Foundation honored four families who have been instrumentalin creating its success.“We cannot thank these four families and all of our donorsenough for their continuing involvement in our college,” Dr.Kennedy said. “They have ensured success for many studentsand their donations will continue to be realized forgenerations to come.”The Bagley Family of Madrid received the Model AlumniAward. The late Leon E. Bagley ’48 began a tradition of donatingto the college along with his sister-in-law Alice Westaway Bagley.Their efforts have been continued by his wife, Rachael, son Timothy’85, and grandson Alexander ’05. Tim is pictured with Taniaand Scott Sterling ’86, his college roommate.The Coakley Family of <strong>Canton</strong> received the CommunityLeadership Award. Carol and Ronald Spadaccini,William and Carol Coakley, and Thomas and NellieCoakley are well known for their civic pride, involvementin the community, and willingness to assist others.The Fay Family of <strong>Canton</strong> received the Community EducationConnection Award. The Fays have provided more than 100years of combined educational service in the North Country: AccountingProfessor Dan and Professor Emerita Linda Fay; Deanof the School of Business and Public Service Emeritus Ed Fayand his wife Patricia; Professor Emeritus Maurice and Sheila FayHarrington, both of whom taught in the School of Business; andDirector of Counseling Emeritus Harry and Peggy Fay Podgurski,a retired Edwards-Knox teacher.PresidentEmeritusDr. andMrs. Earl W.MacArthurof Naples, Fla.,and Morristown,received theImpact Awardfor their years ofextraordinary service and dedication. The Foundation wascreated through their vision and foresight. Dr. MacArthurserved as College President from 1972 to 1992. He andMrs. MacArthur remain actively involved with the Foundationand the college.www.canton.edu 2008 <strong>SUNY</strong> <strong>Canton</strong> Magazine 7