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Lecturer II
William J Glennon (He/Him)
- 607-753-4967 (office)
- Teaching: PED 181; PED 245; PED 257; PED 283; PED 384; PED 154
Associate Professor Emeritus of Sociology/Anthropology
William C. Lane
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- 607-749-7057 (home)
- Home Address: 30 Cayuga Street, Homer, NY 13077
Adjunct Lecturer
William E Hamilton
Mathematics Department
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- 607-753-4326 (department)
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Professor Emeritus of Psychology
William M. Hopkins
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Additional info:- Interests: Travel, cooking, working with senior citizens, woodworking
- Community Service: Hospice Foundation Board Member, Facilitator: Alzheimer's Caregivers Support Group, Older Americans Act Advisory Board Member, Volunteer for Cincinnatus senior citizens, Author of "Booklet for Caregivers of Those with Alzheimer's"
Food Service
Supervisor - Dining Services
William Nowak
- 607-753-4616 (office)
- 607-753-2932 (fax)
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Food Service Worker
Cook
William Chaltain
SUNY Cortland Auxiliary Services
Student Life Center, Bistro
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- 607-753-2301 (office)
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Adjunct Lecturer
William Joseph Mckearns Silcott
Sociology/Anthropology Department
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- 607-753-2726 (department)
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Adjunct Lecturer
William A. Daugherty
Performing Arts Department
Dowd Fine Arts Center, Room 216
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- 607-753-2811 (department)
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Assistant Professor
Willnide E. Lindor
- 607-753-4307 (department)
- Research Interests: Early modern drama and poetry, Shakespeare, early modern race studies, postcolonial theory, and gender and sexuality studies
- Education : Ph.D. English, Vanderbilt University M.A. English, Vanderbilt University B.A. English and Comparative Literature in French, Queens College
- Publication: Review of Ania Loomba and Melissa E. Sanchez (eds.) Rethinking Feminism in Early Modern Studies: Gender, Race, and Sexuality (2016). Journal of Early Modern Cultural Studies. Issue 20.3 (Spring 2021)