Tag Archives: Faculty and Staff

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Margaret Phillips, assistant professor and director of paralegal studies at Daemen College, will address the important role of paralegals in the legal profession as a guest speaker at the Erie County Bar Association’s “Life After Law School” seminar series in… Read More »

Daemen Names New Vice President for Business Affairs

Dr. Robert E. Rood, who has more than 35 years of experience in financial management and operations, has been appointed vice president for business affairs and treasurer at Daemen College, announced President Gary Olson. His appointment, which is effective June… Read More »

Shutts Recognized As a Health Care Champion

Dr. Gregg Shutts, professor and chair of the Daemen College Physician Assistant Studies Program, has been named a 2018 Health Care Champion by Buffalo Business First. In announcing the honorees, Business First noted, “Twenty-nine professionals have been named to the… Read More »

Daemen Faculty Member Selected for Prestigious Seminar in Greece

Dr. Hamish Dalley, assistant professor of English at Daemen College, is one of a select group of faculty members nationwide chosen by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) and Harvard University’s Center for Hellenic Studies to participate in a prestigious… Read More »

Staff Profile – Jocelyn Swick-Jemison

Jocelyn Swick-Jemison is a research and instruction librarian in the Daemen College Research and Information Commons. In addition to research assistance and library instruction classes, she is helping to create a searchable database of Daemen student theses that will be… Read More »

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Buffalo Theatre Guide gave an outstanding review to “Ben Butler,” a play directed by Robert Waterhouse, associate professor of theatre at Daemen College. The show recently completed its run at the Kavinoky Theatre.… Read More »

Faculty Profile – Elizabeth Campbell

Dr. Elizabeth Campbell, assistant professor of history at Daemen College, teaches classes in ancient and modern world history, Middle East history, and digital history and humanities. Her scholarly work focuses on the history of Iraq. Prior to joining Daemen in… Read More »

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Erin Carmen, assistant professor of social work at Daemen College, has been named to a new community advisory board for the Buffalo Common Council’s Police Oversight Committee. The advisory board will make recommendations to the Common Council and the Buffalo… Read More »

Staff Profile – Justin Dise

Justin Dise joined Daemen College in 2016 as a research and instruction librarian in the Research and Information Commons. In addition to his responsibilities in this role, he recently conducted a usability study of the library Web site, which he… Read More »

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Dr. Mindy Scirri, chair of undergraduate and graduate education and coordinator of the Diverse Learner Academy for Daemen College’s Thomas Reynolds Center for Special Education and After-School Programs, and Lisa Waterrose, director of the center, will participate in a panel… Read More »

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Dr. Sharlene Buszka, chair of business administration at Daemen College, has had a part of her dissertation published in the book “Faith and Work: Christian Perspectives, Research and Insights Into the Movement.” Her work in the book focuses on “The… Read More »

Daemen President, Board Members Named to Power 250 List

Daemen College President Gary Olson and several college board members have been named to the 2018 Buffalo Business First Power 250, an annual ranking of the most influential people in the Buffalo Niagara region. “We congratulate President Olson on being… Read More »

Staff Profile – Lamark Shaw

Lamark Shaw is currently serving as interim director of career services at Daemen College, having previously held the associate director role. Joining Daemen in 2011 as an adjunct instructor, he also teaches career field experience at the college. Shaw previously… Read More »

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Dr. Nicole Chimera, chair and associate professor of athletic training at Daemen College, will be a co-presenter at the American Physical Therapy Association’s Combined Sections Meeting being held this month in New Orleans. The presentation is entitled “Feasibility of Injury… Read More »

Professor Celebrates Becoming U.S. Citizen

Dr. Kevin Telford, chair of modern languages and associate professor of French at Daemen College, recently celebrated a personal milestone as he became a U.S. citizen along with 55 others representing 26 different countries at a naturalization ceremony held in… Read More »