Congratulations to all of you!
The Center for Teaching and Learning would like to congratulate the following for their achievements in 2021.
Seven Hostos Faculty Members Promoted to Full Professors
- Craig Bernardini, Jacqueline M. DiSanto, Karin Lundberg, Catherine Lyons, Gregory Marks, Alisa Roost, and Antonios Varelas
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Prof. Tram Nguyen and Prof. Moise Koffi
- Congratulations to Prof. Tram Nguyen and Prof. Moise Koffi for being selected by CUNY Central to serve as CUNY Mindset Fellows in May-June 2021.
Prof. Sarah Hoiland, Prof. Antonios Varelas, and Silvia Reyes
- Hostos Rounds Out 2020 With Newly Published Research
Prof. Azizi A. Seixas
- Adjunct Professor Azizi A. Seixas was recently named one of the “1,000 Inspiring Black Scientists in America.” The list was compiled b y Cell Press, a blog and online resource for researchers, and showcases the contributions Black scientists make to the scientific community.
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Prof. Nancy Genova
- Nancy Genova, M.P.A., lecturer in the Behavioral & Social Sciences-Public Policy & Law Unit, was accepted to the Global Solutions Sustainability Challenge—a five-week virtual exchange conversation series for community college students in the U.S. and university students in Jordan and Iraq.
Prof. Yoel Rodríguez
- Professor Yoel Rodríguez Receives $15,000 CUNY Community College Research Grant
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Prof. Victor Pinnock
- Professor Victor Pinnock and a group of Hostos digital design and animation students are the creative talent behind the music video for musician Matt Dobkin’s song, “Organize.”
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Prof. Victoria Muñoz
- Victoria Muñoz, Assistant Professor of English to be Published with “Spanish Romance in the Battle for Global Supremacy: Tudor and Stuart Black Legends”
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Prof. Damaris-Lois Yamoah Lang
- Hostos Professor Damaris-Lois Yamoah Lang Serves As Guest Speaker At Rivertowns Women’s March
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Prof. Kristopher Burrell
- Professor Kristopher Burrell Publishes Essay In Online Political Journal, Public Seminar
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Prof. Marcella Bencivenni
- Hostos Professor Bencivenni Excelling On and Off Campus: From Fellowships to Publishing, Marcella Bencivenni, Professor of History in the department of Behavioral and Social Sciences, has been awarded a Tiro a Segno Fellowship in Italian-American Studies at New York University for Fall 2020.
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Prof. Vladimir Ovtcharenko
- Professor Vladimir Ovtcharenko is part of an international team of researchers that discovered and described Myrmecicultoridae, a new family of myrmecophilic spiders.
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Prof. Jorge Matos
- Prof. Jorge Matos recently served as a guest panelist for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver 100: A Legacy for Inclusion Celebration.
Prof. Linda Hirsch
- Prof. Linda Hirsch is the recipient of two 2021 Bronze Telly Awards in the Television General-Education category for excellence in television broadcasting. “Returning to Campus During Covid-19” and “Powerful Voices: New Approaches to Stuttering,” were the winning episodes.
Prof. Ann Genzale
- Prof. Ann Genzale’s book, “Nationhood and Improvised Belief in American Fiction” was released as part of the Spring 2021 Faculty Series.
Prof. Bronislaw Czarnocha and William Baker
- The Mathematics Department together with OAA invites college community to the afternoon of intellectual, mathematical & STEM Creativity presented by the editors of the new book The Creativity of an Aha! Moment and Mathematics Education. Aha! Moment is in the center of their attention, its nature, structure, and depth. They will discuss the special importance of the book as proposing new approach to mathematical creativity especially crafted for the ‘rank and file’ students of South Bronx and other centers of urban education.
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- Zoom Meeting: Tuesday, SEP 28 at 3:30PM LINK
The Center for Teaching and Learning would like to congratulate the following for their achievements in 2020.
Prof. Linda Anderson
- Linda Anderson, Sonia R. Banks and Michele L. Owens Published: Silent Agreements. In Silent Agreements: How to Free Your Relationships of Unspoken Expectations, Hostos Community College Professor Linda Anderson and colleagues not only identify where these “silent agreements” come from, they provide a step-by-step guide to work through them.
- Tackling the ‘Silent Agreements’ that Ruin Relationships
Prof. Sarah Hoiland
- Sarah Hoiland is the recipient of the Eastern Sociological Society’s (ESS) 2020 Barbara R. Walters Community College Faculty Award and received the accolade for a chapter she submitted from her forthcoming book, “Righteous Sisterhood: Constructing a Feminist Biker Identity in a Misogynist Subculture.”
- Hostos Professor Sarah Hoiland Wins Barbara R. Walters Community College Faculty Award
Prof. Linda Miles
- Linda Miles, Ph.D., co-authoring “How to Thrive as a Library Professional: Achieving Success and Satisfaction” with Susanne Markgren was all the passion to help others discover and cultivate pathways to successful, satisfying, and thriving professional careers.
- Assistant Professor and Librarian Linda Miles Publishes “How to Thrive as a Library Professional: Achieving Success and Satisfaction”
Prof. Juno Morrow
- Juno Morrow, Assistant Professor of Game Design at Hostos Community College, has published her first book titled, “Marginalia.” Published by CLASH Books “Marginalia” is slated to be released on June 23.
- Marginalia
Prof. Andrew Connolly
- Andy Connolly received the 2020 Henry Wasser Award for Outstanding Assistant Professors in CUNY. He is currently working on a new book, entitled American Carnage: Reading Fiction in the Age of Trump.
Prof. Charles Drago
- Charles I. Drago, Professor and Chair of the College’s Allied Health Sciences program, has been elected as the new President of the Association of Educators in Imaging and Radiologic Services, Inc (AEIRS).
Prof. Angel Morales
- Professor Morales Is Using Technology to Engage Students in Theater
The Center for Teaching and Learning would like to congratulate the following for their achievements in 2019.
Prof. Sarah Hoiland
- Assistant Professor Sarah Hoiland Selected a 2019 Fellow by the American Council of Learned Societies
- Women and Motorcycle History: Rethinking the ‘Hollister Riot’
