Galanti Receives
Teaching Award
University Park, Pa.
Dr. Ahthony V. Galanti, associate professor of engi
neering at Highacres, is one of three faculty members in
Pentf State's College of Engineering to recieve Excellence
in Teaching Awards.
Galanti, honored as a faculty member who has taught
primarily in the associate degree program or in the first
two years of the baccalaureate program, rec.ieved a certif
icate and $5OO from the Penn State Eneineerine Societv. the
alumni eroun of the College of Engineering. The award win
ners were selected by a committee appointed by Dr. Nunzio J.
Palladino, dean of the College.
Dr, Galanti, who was chosen from among eight top candi
dates, has averaged 4.75 out of a possible 5.00 in four Ef
fective Teaching surveys.
A graduate of. Penn State with a bachelor of science,de
gree in chemical engineering, he is a cum laude graduate
Jtewarß College of "Engineering with a master *of science
degree in chemical engineering and recieved his doctor
of philosophy degree, also in chemical engineering from
Lehigh University. .
Prior to joining the engineering faculty at the Haz
leton, Cnmpus as an instructor in 1965, he was a project
engineer in research and development at Warner Lambert
Corp., Morris Plains, N.J. He is a registered profession
al engineer in Pennsylvania.
Anthony Galanti
(Photo by David Kohuth.)
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Library Losses
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sent time the library is under
staffed. There are not ehough
workrstudy students tocover all
the library hours. Currently
there are students paid $2.30
per hour to check all outgoing
patrons, which is money that
Ferry feels could be better spent
toward the purchase of the Check
point System. "If students could
be working at the circulation
desk," said Ferry, "librarians
could truly be working eith the
students."
"With the stealing and its
costs, it is impossible to stay
up with the current books ans
periodicals." According to Ferry
"students stealing books are only
hurting themselves."
"I am hoping someone will
have pangs of conscience."
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