Faculty honored for service to University

With 40 years of teaching at BGSU, Gary Hess, Distinguished Research Professor of history, leads the faculty in years of service to the institution. He was among those thanked by BGSU at the annual Faculty Recognition Dinner Nov. 2. All those who have been with Bowling Green for at least 15 years were recognized at the event, including recent retirees.

The honorees, their departments and their years of service follow:

40 years
Gary R. Hess, History

35 years
Arthur S. Brecher, Chemistry
Paul F. Endres, Chemistry
John T. Gresser, Mathematics and Statistics
Richard J. Hebein, Romance Languages
Louis I. Katzner, Philosophy
Robert B. Meyers, English
Joseph G. Spinelli, Geography

30 years
Peggy C. Giordano, Sociology
Douglas C. Neckers, Chemistry
William M. Scovell, Chemistry
P. Thomas Wright, School of Family and Consumer Sciences

25 years
Judy L. Adams, Department of Public and Allied Health
James H. Albert, Mathematics and Statistics
Donald M. Callen, Philosophy
D. S. Chauhan, Political Science
Norman L. Eckel, Accounting & MIS
David L. Groves, School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies
Sally J. Kilmer, School of Family and Consumer Sciences
Kenneth I. Pargament, Psychology
Coleen Parmer, University Libraries
E. Ruth Schneider, School of Teaching and Learning
Charles Spontelli, Visual Communication and Technology Education
Deborah A. Tell, School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies
Elizabeth J. Wood, University Libraries

20 years
Christopher Buzzelli, Music Performance Studies
Allan M. Emery, English
John C. Glaviano, University Libraries
Akiko K. Jones, German, Russian and East Asian Languages
Vincent J. Kantorski, Music Education
Walter Maner, Computer Science
Srinivas Melkote, Telecommunications Department
Sue A. Mota, Legal Studies
Christopher J. Mruk, Natural and Social Sciences
John P. Pommersheim, Natural and Social Sciences
John F. Santino, Popular Culture
John W. Sinn, Technology Systems
Larry H. Small, Communication Disorders
John Tisak, Psychology

15 years
Marianne S. Bedee, Natural and Social Sciences
Verner P. Bingman, Psychology
Emily F. Brown, Music Performance Studies
Sara Ann Bushong, University Libraries
John R. Cable, Chemistry
Sue Carter, English
L. Travis Chapin, Technology Systems
Jacquelyn Cuneen, School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies
Franklin E. Dybdahl, Music Performance Studies
Salim Elwazani, Visual Communication and Technology Education
Kathleen S. Farber, Educational Foundations and Inquiry, and Partnerships for Community Action
Michael P. French, Division of Teaching and Learning
Diane K. Frey, School of Family and Consumer Sciences
Richard C. Gebhardt, English
Franklin W. Goza, Sociology
Sudershan K. Jetley, Technology Systems
Daniel P. Klein, Finance
Brent B. Nicholson, Legal Studies
Rosalie H. Politsky, School of Art
Marie S. Tisak, Psychology
Donna Trautman, Visual Communication and Technology Education
Todd C. Waggoner, Technology Systems

Retirees
Elizabeth Allgeier, Psychology
Marianne S. Bedee, Natural and Social Sciences
Richard W. Douglas, Jr., Economics
Franklin E. Dybdahl, Music Performance Studies
Ernest B. Ezell, Jr., Visual Communication and Technology Education
John T. Gresser, Mathematics and Statistics
Paul F. Haas, Economics
Stuart M. Keeley, Psychology
Thomas D. Klein, English
Linda Lander, School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies
Leland R. Miller, Computer Science
Ronald R. Olsen, Natural and Social Sciences
Janet B. Parks, School of Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies
Mohan N. Shrestha, Geography
Joseph G. Spinelli, Geography