Faculty/Staff News

For GCC business professor, Anne Williams, a stitch in time saves nine... well, more like 130. Dr. Williams carries on a family tradition during the holiday season of hand-knitting hats for the homeless in New Haven. It’s a much-needed effort. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), in 2018 there were close to 4,000 homeless people living in the state.

Vincent Baldassano, Professor of Art at GCC, has a long history of painting and teaching art at colleges and universities around the U.S, but he didn’t always know what he wanted to do.

An exhibit representing the work of realist painter Nicholas Halko, art professor and program coordinator at Gateway Community College, opens Tuesday, October 1 in the NewAlliance Foundation Art Gallery.

Working closely with students for years as director of admissions, Human Services Professor Kim Shea, M.S.W., brings a deep understanding of student needs and developed teaching methods that resonate.

Rich Rees, Business Professor and Business Department Chair, received the Faculty Appreciation Award May 15 at the Awards Convocation.

Dr. Vincent P. Tong, director of Institutional Research, was selected for the fourteenth annual Gateway Community College (GCC) Staff Appreciation Award.

Growing up in Ghana, identical twins Rhoda and Rhodaline Osei got a taste of life in the U.S. while visiting their father, Sam, a nursing professor at GCC, during school vacations.

Gateway Community College (GCC) is pleased to announce Alese Mulvihill of Beacon Falls as the new Interim Dean of Student Affairs.

Breezing through her packed workdays, Dean Vicki Bozzuto could make running GCC’s GREAT Center appear effortless. While Bozzuto seems to have mastered the art of making challenging tasks look easy, a typical day was rarely predictable.

Two GCC employees completed the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce's Leadership Program.

A Spring 2019 Math Tutor Training session, run recently by Instructor of Developmental Mathematics Teresa DeSousa Cull, presented methods tutors could use to enable them to go beyond providing math content assistance.

Hospitality Management Coordinator and syndicated food writer, Steve Fries has made a career of merging his two loves - teaching and food!

After a 34-year career in the state’s higher education system seeing Gateway Community College (GCC) through significant growth and change, Dr. Wilson Luna will soon be viewing the College through a new lens. Luna, Dean of Student Affairs, is retiring from GCC and will be leaving at the end of February.

Patricia Schnepf-Corey, an adjunct instructor in the Social Science department at GCC, along with her daughters Paige, age four, and Harper, age two, recently took part in filming the upcoming documentary entitled, “Why We Hate.”

Director of Information Technology Lawrence R. Salay achieved his Project Management Professional (PMP) certification from Central Connecticut State University this month. Considered the most important industry-recognized certification for project managers, it is granted through the Project Management Institute (PMI).

Not all food experiments go as planned, but William Stewart’s attempt at a sweet and savory spin on a traditional ginger cookie captured just the right combination of flavor and texture intended.

Amie’s love of photography and unique take on nature will be on display Nov. 26 through Jan. 18 at the NewAlliance Foundation Art Gallery at Gateway Community College (GCC).

The Public Relations Society of America named Evelyn Gard PRSA Greater Connecticut 2018 Practitioner of the Year.

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, honored GCC's Alpha Xi Theta Chapter advisor, Susan Swirsky, received the PTK Distinguished Advisor Award for Continued Excellence.

Earnestine Kirkland retires from GCC after 44 years.

Dr. Megan DeLivron, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Receives System-Wide, 2016 Connecticut State Board of Regents for Higher Education Teaching Award for the Community Colleges Board of Regents Teaching Award.

Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce Leadership Program Class of 2015 Graduates Two GCC Employees