January
25, 2005
Oakton Faculty Receive Leadership Awards
Two Oakton Community College faculty members are recipients of the 2004 Chair Academy Exemplary Leadership Award, College officials announced. Katherine "Kitty" Tabers and Richard Stacewicz will accept their awards Friday, March 4, at the Chair Academy's 14th Annual International Conference in Ft. Lauderdale.
"These awards affirm the high level of dedication shown by Oakton's faculty," said Margaret Lee, Oakton president. "This extra effort benefits both students and the community."
Tabers, a professor of computer technologies and information systems, also serves as coordinator for technology and the World Wide Web. She created Oakton's desktop publishing curriculum, and pioneered the College's World Wide Web department.
Stacewicz, an associate professor of social sciences and history, also serves as Honors Program coordinator and advisor for Oakton Students for Social Justice. He recently coordinated an "Operation Truth" campus visit by Iraq war veterans, and helped organize an Oakton "town meeting" on how U.S. foreign policy affects the lives of American citizens.
The Chair Academy is an organization dedicated to advancing academic and administrative leadership training worldwide. The Exemplary Leadership Award is presented to college representatives who provide valued academic and administrative guidance.
Attend March 1st Open House at Oakton
Oakton Offers Wellness Courses
Register for Oakton Continuing Ed Courses on the Web
Free Valentine's Day Concert at Oakton
Oakton Offers Two Photo Field Study Courses
Oakton Visits the Costa Rican Rainforests
Oakton Faculty Receive Leadership Awards
Direct questions
about this page to the Web Communications
Specialist.
Direct technical questions about Oakton's Web site to the Webmaster.
Copyright © 2001-2004 Oakton
Community College. Last update 1/27/2005.