President Guiliano recognized faculty and staff members for their creative and effective use of technology in the service of NYIT at the university’s 2011 convocation. All five of this year’s Presidential Technology Award Winners echoed the president’s call to “use technology to refine and improve our communications and to improve our presentation of material.”

Pictured with President Guiliano (center) and Rahmat Shoureshi, Ph.D., provost and vice president for academic affairs (far right), are this year’s Presidential Technology Award Winners (from left): Tobias Holler, assistant professor of architecture (winner for using technology in research and/or creative expression); Monika Schueren, director of the advising and enrichment program (winner for using technology in the service of students); David Hogsette, associate professor of English (winner for technology in the teaching and learning process for full-time faculty); Dave Voci, adjunct instructor of fine arts (winner for using technology in the teaching and learning process for part-time faculty); and Ranja Roy, associate professor of mathematics (winner for first-time use of online or other technological resources in the teaching and learning process).

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