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Leaders in Education 18 BUFFALO BUSINESS FIRST SPOTLIGHT: WHO’S WHO IN EDUCATION Leaders in education elcome to Who’s WWho in Education 2018, a compilation of the men and women who run colleges and universities, school districts and public and private schools in Western New Yo rk. We invited area educators and administrators to be part of this. Participation was voluntary. MAGGIE ABELS CHRISTOPHER JEREMY BESCH KRINER CASH DAVID CIANCIMINO LORRIE CLEMO Elementary principal, BELLEMAN Interim head of school, Superintendent, Buffalo President, Canisius President, Nardin Academy The Park School Buffalo City School District High School D’Youville College Principal, St. Joseph’s R Contact: 135 Collegiate Institute R Contact: 4625 R Contact: 65 R Contact: 1180 R Contact: 320 Porter Harlem Road, Cleveland Ave., R Contact: 845 Niagara Square, Delaware Ave., Ave., Buffalo, NY Amherst, NY 14226 • Buffalo, NY 14222 • Kenmore Ave., Buffalo, NY 14202 • Buffalo, NY 14209 • 14201 • dyc.edu theparkschool.org nardin.org Buffalo, NY 14223 • buffaloschools.org canisiushigh.org R Joined school: 2017 R R Joined school: 2003 R R Joined school: 1982 sjci.com Joined school: 2015 Joined school: 2015 R Students: 3,000 R R Students: 879 (all R Joined school: 2004 Full-time students: R Full-time students: R Full-time students: 300 R Graduate of: West academy) R Full-time students: 34,000 813 Genesee High School R R Graduate of: St. R R Graduate of: Nardin 720 Graduate of: Walnut Graduate of: Xavier R College: B.A., Academy Joseph Collegiate Hills High School, High School, New R Graduate of: De La Institute political science, R College: B.A., College Salle Collegiate High Cincinnati York City LeMoyne College; R College: B.A., English of New Rochelle; School, Detroit, Mich. R College: B.S., political R College: B.A. M.A., political and writing, Canisius M.A., SUNY Buffalo science, Princeton Fordham University; science, public R College: B.A., College; master’s in State; M.Ed., Canisius University; M.A., M. Div., Weston Jesuit administration and French, Marygrove executive leadership College administration and School of Theology; policy analysis, College; M.A., and change, Daemen policy analysis, Th.M., Weston Jesuit Binghamton R Primary field of Spanish education, College Stanford University; School of Theology University; Ph.D., study: history University at Albany; R Primary field of Ed.D., cultural diversity R political science, M.S., educational study: English/writing Primary field of administration, and curriculum study: philosophy policy analysis, R Canisius College Favorite college reform, University of Binghamton course: honors Massachusetts R Favorite college University R Primary field of course: bioethics philosophy, technical R R study: education Primary field of Favorite college writing study: political course: Shakespeare science R Favorite college course: Roman law R Self-description: relentless MARCH 16, 2018 19 SPOTLIGHT: WHO’S WHO IN EDUCATION WILLIAM CLOUGH BASSAM DEEB ANDREW DEYELL PAUL ERRICKSON LYNN FUSCO CAMERON HALL Head of school, President, Trocaire College Head of school, Elmwood Head of middle school, District superintendent/ Assistant principal, P.S. Nichols School Franklin School Nichols School CEO, Erie 1 BOCES 74 Hamlin Park School, R Contact: 360 Choate Buffalo City School District R Contact: 1250 Amherst Ave., Buffalo, NY 14220 R Contact: 104 New R Contact: 1250 Amherst R Contact: 355 Harlem St., Buffalo, NY 14216 • • trocaire.edu Amsterdam Ave., St., Buffalo, NY 14216 • Road, West Seneca, NY R Contact: 702 City Hall, nicholsschool.org Buffalo, NY 14216 • nicholsschool.org 14224 • e1b.org Buffalo, NY 14203 R Joined school: 2012 R elmwoodfranklin.org R Joined school: 2010 R R Graduate of: McKinley Joined school: 2013 R Joined school: 2015 Full-time students: 701 R High School R Full-time students: 557 Joined school: 2014 R Full-time students: 557 R Full-time students: R Part-time students: 575 R R Graduate of: Tolland R College: B.S., R Graduate of: Full-time students: 285 1,122 R Graduate of: High School, Tolland, education, SUNY Holderness School, R Graduate of: Canisius R Part-time students: Hutchinson Central Conn. Buffalo State; M.Ed., Plymouth, N.H. High School 3,411 Technical High School R College: M.Ed., inde- literacy, University R College: B.A., history, R College: B.A., LeMoyne R Graduate of: Maryvale R College: B.A., pendent school leader- at Buffalo; M.Ed., Colby College; M.A., College; M.A., George High School geography, University ship, The Klingenstein educational leadership, English, Middlebury Washington University; at Buffalo; Ed.M., Institute, Teachers Col- R College: B.S., special University at Buffalo College; M.Ed., Harvard M.Ed., Teachers student personnel, lege, Columbia Univer- education, SUNY R Primary field of study: University College, Columbia University at Buffalo; sity; M.Ed., secondary Buffalo State; M.Ed, education R Primary field of study: University education, University of special education, Ph.D., higher education R Favorite history R Primary field of New Hampshire; B.S., SUNY Buffalo State; administration, Kent college course: study: English, environmental conser- Ph.D., learning and R Favorite college State University communications communications vation, University of instruction, University course: seminar on the R Primary field of study: New Hampshire at Buffalo R Self-description: Vietnam War higher education R Favorite college R Primary field of study: R dedicated R Self-description: administration course: literature and Primary field of study: environmental studies grateful R film education Self-description: and education committed R Self-description: direct R Favorite college R Favorite college course: film analysis course: philosophy and methods of outdoor R Self-description: education curious R Self-description: learner GEOFFREY HICKS Superintendent of KATHERINE schools, Clarence Central CONWAY-TURNER JENNIFER DEMERT SARAH DUDDY School District President, SUNY Head of school, Head of lower school, R Contact: 9625 Main St., Buffalo State Buffalo Academy of Elmwood Franklin School Clarence, NY 14031 • the Sacred Heart R R Contact: 1300 Contact: 104 New MARCELLA GARUS clarenceschools.org R Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, Contact: 3860 Main Amsterdam Ave., President, Villa R Joined school: 2011 St., Buffalo, NY 14226 • Buffalo, NY 14216 • Maria College NY 14222 • buffalostate. ADRIENNE FORGETTE R Full-time students: edu sacredheartacademy. elmwoodfranklin.org R Contact: 240 Pine org High school principal, 4,375 R R Joined school: 2010 Nardin Academy Ridge Road, Buffalo, NY Joined school: 2014 R Graduate of: Kenmore R Joined school: 2008 R 14225 • villa.edu R Full-time students: Full-time students: 285 R Contact: 135 Cleveland East Senior High R R 8,043 Full-time students: 513 R Graduate of: Nichols Ave., Buffalo, NY 14222 • Joined school: 1978 School R nardin.org R R Part-time students: Graduate of: Benet School Full-time students: 591 R College: B.S., SUNY 1,473 Academy, Lisle, Ill. R College: B.A., Bucknell R Joined school: 2017 R Graduate of: Bishop Buffalo State; M.S., R R Graduate of: Malvern College: B.A., English University; M.A., New R Students: 450 Colton High School, SUNY Buffalo State; literature and creative York University; M.Ed., Buffalo CAS, SUNY Brockport; B. Clopton School, R Graduate of: Clarence language, St. Mary’s Teachers College, Ed.D., educational Clarksville, Mo. High School R College: B.S., business College, Notre Dame, Columbia University education, D’Youville administration, R College: B.A., R College: B.A., Colgate Ind.; J.D., University at R Primary field of study: College; MBA, business University at Buffalo microbiology, University; M.A., Buffalo School of Law elementary education administration, R Primary field of University of Kansas; University of Maryland, R Primary field of study: University of Detroit study: educational M.A., psychology, R Favorite college College Park University of Kansas; English, law course: child R Primary field of study: administration R Primary field of study: Ph.D., psychology, R Favorite college psychology business administration R Favorite college English and educational University of Kansas course: literature of course: psychology R Self-description: studies R Favorite college R Primary field of study: social justice compassionate course: business R Self-description: R Favorite college microbiology R Self-description: committed course: religion R Favorite college collaborative course: virology R Self-description: engaged 20 BUFFALO BUSINESS FIRST SPOTLIGHT: WHO’S WHO IN EDUCATION JOHN HURLEY ERIC KLAPPER ANNIE LOTEMPIO JAMES MAHER HELEN MARLETTE GARY OLSON President, Canisius College Executive director, Head of upper school, President, Niagara Head of school, President, Daemen College Tapestry Charter School Elmwood Franklin School University Buffalo Seminary R Contact: 2001 Main R Contact: 4380 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14208 • R Contact: 65 Great R Contact: 104 New R Contact: President’s R Contact: 205 Bidwell St., Amherst, NY 14226 canisius.edu Arrow Ave., Buffalo, NY Amsterdam Ave., Office, Niagara Parkway, Buffalo, NY • daemen.edu 14216 • tapestryschool. Buffalo, NY 14216 • University, NY 14109 • 14222 • buffaloseminary. R Joined school: 1997 R Joined school: 2013 org elmwoodfranklin.org niagara.edu org/ R Full-time students: R Full-time students: R Joined school: 2011 R Joined school: 2017 R Joined school: 2013 R Joined school: 2007 2,795 2,180 R Full-time students: 895 R Full-time students: 285 R Full-time students: R Full-time students: 196 R Part-time students: R Part-time students: 4,050 669 R Graduate of: Amherst R Graduate of: Amherst R Graduate of: Nichols 460 Central High School Central High School R Graduate of: School R Graduate of: St. R Graduate of: Holy Hackensack High Joseph’s Collegiate R College: B.S., R College: B.M., State R College: B.A., political Cross High School, School, Hackensack, Institute sociology, government University of New York science, Middlebury Waterbury, Conn. and African studies, St. at Fredonia; M.A., N.J. College R College: B.A., English/ R College: B.A., history Lawrence University; University at Buffalo; R College: B.A., St.
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