Michael Rapaport is a Union alumnus, a businessman, and a real-estate lawyer in White Plains, NY. A patriot of Union, he has been actively involved in the life of the College for many years.

Harold (Hal) Fried, Economics
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Joanne Kehlbeck, Chemistry
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anupama jain, English
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John Spinelli, Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Prof. Lewis Davis (Economics) for "The Economics of Sin" course

Prof. Stacie Raucci (Classics) for "Sex and Gender in Classical Antiquity"

Prof. Laurie Tyler (Chemistry) for an Ethics segment in her "Inorganic Chemistry" course

Prof. Cay Anderson-Hanley (Psychology) for "Debating Mental Illness and Involuntary Treatment"

Prof. Suzanne Benack (Psychology) for "Psychology of Sexuality"

Prof. Claire Bracken (English) for the "Preceptorial on Cyber Cultures"

Prof. Thomas Boland (Religious Studies) for co-curricular activities, "Topics in Contemporary American Religion and Society: War and Peace"

Prof. Daniel Burns (Psychology) for "Experimental Psychology"

Prof. Lorraine Morales Cox (Visual Arts) for the "Sophomore Research Seminar: Art and Politics"

Prof. Pilar Moyano (Modern Languages) for the "Contemporary Spanish Culture" term abroad

Prof. Linda Relyea (Sociology) for "Aging and Society"

Prof. Nicole Theodosiou (Biology) for "Developmental Biology"

Prof. Tarik Wareh (Classics) for "Greek and Roman Tragedy"

Prof. Bob Baker and Anastasia Pease (Ethics, Philosophy, English) to attend the Ethics across the Curriculum Conference at the National University of Ireland.

Prof. Martin Benjamin (Visual Arts) for his "Photographing Another Culture: Vietnam" course and Photography I and II

Prof. Joyce Madancy (History) for her Sophomore Research Seminar "Opium: East and West"

Prof. Bonney MacDonald (English) for her "Literature, Culture, and Ethics in the Rangeland West" New Mexico mini-term

Prof. Victoria Martinez (Modern Languages) for her "Human and Civil Rights: Literature and Film of the Mexican-American Border" course

Prof. Brendan Burns (Computer Science) for his CSC-245 "Computer Games" course

Prof. Jeffrey Corbin (Biology) for his ENS-100 "Introduction to Environmental Studies" course

Prof. Ashraf Ghaly (Engineering) for travel to the New England conference of the American Society of Engineering Education to present a paper on "Codifying Global Ethics in the Engineering Code"

Prof. anupama jain (English), for her "Utopian Philosophers and Fictions" course

Dr. Mary Mar (The Writing Center at the Schaffer Library) to attend a weekend workshop at Bard College's Institute for Writing and Thinking

Prof. Michael Rudko (Engineering) for ethics-related co-curricular activities and obtaining curricular materials for his ECE-497 class.

Prof. Jordan Smith (English) for his ENG 100 "Introduction to the Study of Literature: Poetry" course

Prof. Kenji Tierney (Anthropology) for his ANTH 130 "Food and the Self" course

Professor David Baum (History) for his Fall Preceptorial "Freedom on Trial"

Professor Kelly Black (Mathematics) for his Fall Introduction to Statistics course

Professor Ashraf Ghaly (Engineering) for his GEO 204, "GIS for Humanity" course, taught Winter and Spring

George Gmelch (Anthropology) for his Spring "Sports, Society, and Culture" course

Professor Peter Heinegg (English) for his Winter Preceptorial on Secular Humanism

Professors Seyfollah Maleki (Physics) and Mark Walker (History) for their "Science, Medicine, and Technology in Culture" and "Physics in Politics" courses, which they plan to teach as a team

Professor Christopher Pizzino (English) for his Spring Science Fiction course

Professor Gregory Reid (Chemistry) for his Organic Chemistry course, taught Fall and Winter

Professor Channette Romero (English) for her Fall "American-Indian Women Writers" course

Professor Tom Werner (Chemistry) for his Spring "Chemistry and Athletic Performance" course