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2002-04-25 / Front Page

 Professor Gerald Leibowitz, a resident of North Babylon and a professor in the library department at Nassau Community College, was the recipient of a Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Librarianship in a ceremony held at Nassau Community College on March 20. The Chancellor's Award programs were created 29 years ago to honor the distinguished performance of SUNY's teaching faculty, librarians and members of the professional service. The Chancellor's Award was presented to Professor Leibowitz for excellence in librarianship. This award is given for superb teaching at the undergraduate level, mastery of teaching, dedication to the students, adherence to the highest academic standards and continued professional growth and scholarship. In the picture, Dr. Sean A. Fanelli, president of Nassau Community College is shown presenting the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Librarianship to Professor Gerald Leibowitz of the Nassau Community College library department. Professor Gerald Leibowitz, a resident of North Babylon and a professor in the library department at Nassau Community College, was the recipient of a Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Librarianship in a ceremony held at Nassau Community College on March 20. The Chancellor's Award programs were created 29 years ago to honor the distinguished performance of SUNY's teaching faculty, librarians and members of the professional service. The Chancellor's Award was presented to Professor Leibowitz for excellence in librarianship. This award is given for superb teaching at the undergraduate level, mastery of teaching, dedication to the students, adherence to the highest academic standards and continued professional growth and scholarship. In the picture, Dr. Sean A. Fanelli, president of Nassau Community College is shown presenting the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Librarianship to Professor Gerald Leibowitz of the Nassau Community College library department.
In the picture, Diane Amarosa, executive director, American Red Cross, Suffolk Chapter is shown presenting a special commendation for meritorious service since the Twin Tower disaster to Dermot McGrath, regional administrator for Babylon/Islip, at a the recent annual meeting. In the picture, Diane Amarosa, executive director, American Red Cross, Suffolk Chapter is shown presenting a special commendation for meritorious service since the Twin Tower disaster to Dermot McGrath, regional administrator for Babylon/Islip, at a the recent annual meeting.

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