From the SUNY Provost:
On behalf the Faculty Advisory Council on Teaching and Technology (FACT2) and the FACT2 Awards Committee, I am pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 FACT2 Excellence Awards.
The FACT Excellence in Instruction Awards, Excellence in Instructional Support Awards, and Excellence in Administrative Leadership Awards are system-level honors conferred to acknowledge and recognize consistently noteworthy achievement and to encourage the ongoing pursuit of excellence. These awards underscore SUNY’s commitment to the use of technology to support instruction, research, and service. Through these awards, SUNY recognizes its Instructional Faculty, Technology Support Professionals and Administrative Leaders.
Awardees participate in an awards ceremony at the annual Conference on Instruction and Technology (CIT) which will be held May 21-24, 2024 at the University at Buffalo. Please join me in congratulating this year’s recipients:
FACT2 Excellence in Administrative Leadership: State-Operated and Statutory Campuses
Award Winner: Chilton Reynolds, SUNY Oneonta
FACT2 Excellence in Administrative Leadership: Community Colleges (TIE)
Award Winner: Stephanie Malmberg, SUNY Broome
Award Winner: Tyler Kessel, Hudson Valley Community College
FACT2 Excellence in Instructional Support: State-Operated and Statutory Campuses (TIE)
Award Winner: Steven Sturman, University at Buffalo
Award Winner: Mary (Maggie) O’Loughlin, SUNY Morrisville
FACT2 Excellence in Instruction: State-Operated and Statutory Campuses
Award Winner: Susan Spangler, SUNY Fredonia
FACT2 Excellence in Instruction: Community Colleges
Award Winner: Jennifer Shloming, SUNY Fashion Institute of Technology
Any questions about this program or about how to participate should be addressed to: FACT2 Chair Judith Littlejohn (jmlittlejohn@genesee.edu) or Provost Liaison to the FACT2 Council Kim Scalzo (kim.scalzo@suny.edu).
Thank you!
Ram
Melur K “Ram” Ramasubramanian
Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
President, SUNY Research Foundation
The State University of New York