Her dissertation research examined the experiences and perceptions of traditional age male college students that influence persistence beyond the first year in college. As vice president of campus life and chief retention officer, Lambert also serves in the role as dean of students and oversees the areas of student success, health and counseling, campus safety, residence life, student conduct, campus compliance, and campus engagement.
She may be reached at elambert elmira. Her efforts will help ensure the institution can continue to grow its innovative programs that combine experiential learning, on- and off-campus leadership opportunities, and community engagement. Jen Swain, APR, a native of the Twin Tiers region, earned a bachelor's degree in journalism with a concentration in public relations and a minor in environmental science from the University of Maryland College Park and a master's degree in management from Elmira College.
Over her year career, Swain has worked extensively within the non-profit, government and higher education industries with experience in communications, grants administration, multi-agency collaborations, project management, donor relations, and fundraising. As vice president of communications and marketing, Swain is responsible for marketing, communications, public relations and branding for the College. Sykes comes with extensive experience working for colleges and universities.
He started as a Psychology professor at Indiana University and then at Dickinson College before moving into staff roles. Pairing his love for research, data collection and analysis, he became the assistant director of institutional research at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Although the Suffrage followers were very much in majority, the Antis did not lack for adherents. Most of the girls came out very strongly for either one side [or] the other; there were few neutrals. Students were actively involved with the campaign to pass suffrage on and off campus. Some thirty girls, rounded up by Pick [Hannah Pickering], tumbled out of their warm beds in the cold grey dawn, for once without muttered imprecations at the alarm clock, to tackle unsuspecting victims approaching the polls.
The passage continues:. A miniature campaign was staged within the college. On Monday night a parade and mass meeting was held at which noise was the most conspicuous feature.
A regular election with rigid registration and voting rules was carried on in the most approved official manner. Complete returns showed that suffrage won by the overwhelming majority of 99 to There are no existing records of a statement made by President Shaw after suffrage passed in New York State. Shaw stepped down from the Presidency in and was replaced by Dr. Frederick Lent. Lent was President when the 19th Amendment was adopted on August 18, In the immediate aftermath, no mention of the passage of the Amendment was made by Lent in any existing address, in official College literature, in the student run newspaper, Elmira College Weekly, or the literary magazine, The Sibyl.
It contains campus publications Lepidotus, Sibyl, EC Weekly, and the Alumni Bulletin , student letters, student scrapbooks and addresses made by college officials. The majority of materials that document the activities of students and faculty are found in the Elmira College publications Elmira College Weekly and The Sibyl.
The materials compiled from scrapbooks suggest an inclination towards suffrage support; however, these documents provide little more than a cursory understanding of student involvement. In lieu of these documents, the collection includes addresses from the administrations of Dr. Cowles, Dr. Shaw and Dr. Lent were the sitting presidents when suffrage passed in New York State and nationally as the 19th Amendment. Elmira College, established seven years after the first convention, offers the unique perspective of women in higher education and their attitudes towards suffrage over the course of 60 years until the amendment passed in New York State, November 6, Their thoughts and perspectives compare and contrast with the members of the College administration.
This duality is one of the highlights of the collection. The collection is limited to material collected under the authority of the Elmira College Archives. Faculty leaders unanimously recommended Lindsay's appointment to the college's board of trustees, according to the college. In a statement, Board Chairman Robert Morris said trustees were pleased that progress made under Smith's leadership could continue uninterrupted with a new president from within the college.
Faculty leaders called Lindsay an enthusiastic and collaborative leader who had earned the faculty's respect and trust, and Smith offered his own praise for his successor. Lindsay and his wife, Janna, have three grown daughters.
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