Brubaker wins
teacher award
DOYLESTOWN - Gary L.
Brubaker, Associate Professor of
Animal Science at Delaware
Valley College, was presented the
Oultandmg Teacher of the Year
award recently. The annual award
is presented by White Eagle
Laboratories, Inc. of Doylestown,
to a teacher of animal technicians
in the Eastern Pennsylvania and
New York areas.
The award, an inscribed plaque
and a $lOOO.OO honorarium, was
presented to Brubaker for “his
outstanding teaching ability and
concern for his students.” He is a
1067 graduate of Del Val in Animal
Husbandry, and earned his M.S.
and Ph.D. degrees from- Virginia
Polytechnic Institute.
Brubaker has been teaching at
Del Val since 1970. He was in
strumental in establishing a four
course-sequence in Small Animal
Laboratory Management in 1974.
1400 students have successfully
graduated from the program since
its inception. He has also been
influential in placing many of his
students in professional careers
relating to small animal
management within the Phar
maceutical related industries.
Brubaker is advisor to the very
active Laboratory Animal Club,
supervisor of the small animal lab,
and is a member of the scheduling,
library, admission*? and research
committees. He has also served as
chairman of the faculty council for
two consecutive years, and as
advisor for six senior research
projects.
He takes an active part in the
sheep and swine program at the
livestock farm, and uses these
facilities in teaching the sheep and
swine production course.
Over the past few years he has
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Dr. Brubaker is President-elect
of the Delaware Valley branch of
the American Association of v
Laboratory Animal Science. His'
professional memberships include
the American Society of Animal
Science, Delta Tau Alpha and Phi
Sigma honor societies, National
Block and Bridle and Outstanding
Young Men of America.
His community activities include
serving as a member of the
Education Committee and as a
Sunday School teacher at the
Doylestown Methodist Church. He
is a past director of the Pmehickon
Softball League, has coached
softball and gives numerous
livestock demonstrations at local
high schools and county parks. He
and his wife Donna and daughters
Jill, 14 and Jackie, 12, reside in
Gardenville, Pa.-H.S.
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