In her role as the Associate Dean for Education, Dr. Korich oversees curricular design, delivery, and monitoring for the College. Working in collaboration with the entire Educational Support Services team, her goal is to ensure that all faculty have the support and resources needed to meet their instructional goals. Her professional interests include technology-enhanced teaching, adaptive learning, curriculum design, and organizational management. In her spare time, Jodi enjoys spending time hiking and planning/tending her flower garden.

In his role as Director of Educational Support Services (ESS), John oversees the day-to-day operations of the Educational Support Services team.  His experience spans the areas of teaching, instructional design, and educational technology.  His professional interests include combining technology tools with best practices to create deeper, more engaged learning experiences.  In his spare time, John enjoys playing drums in a number of local bands.

In her role as Instructional Designer, Andrea works to create engaging learning experiences that draw on current research-based teaching and learning methods. Her goal is to help faculty design, re-design, and incorporate new technologies into their teaching. Her professional interests include instructional media production, online learning, and technology-enhanced teaching. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys teaching and riding dressage.

In her role as Postdoctoral Associate, Ari researches high-stakes assessment of clinical reasoning and decision-making skills in students, as well as new approaches to online learning modules. Her professional interests include advancing veterinary education, cultivating student wellness, and enhancing diversity and inclusion. In her spare time, Ari enjoys rock climbing, cooking, and spending time with her cat, Beaker. 

In her role as Medical Illustrator and Animator, Allison assists faculty in maximizing the educational potential of medical and scientific material through visual art and storytelling.  Her professional interests include the educational applications of immersive technology, photogrammetry and 3D authoring, and educational game design.  In her spare time, Allison enjoys exploring the trails of Ithaca with her Rottweiler, Cain.

Katelyn R. Carney completed her Bachelors of Arts with a major in zoology at Connecticut College. She then went on to veterinary school at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. Upon graduation in 2006, she completed a one year rotating internship at Southwest Equine Medical and Surgical Center in Arizona. She completed a Large Animal Medicine Residency at Oregon State University College of Veterinary Medicine and became a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in 2011. She spent several years in small animal general practice before shifting her career focus to teaching. As a faculty member at Mount Ida College outside of Boston, she taught large animal and small animal veterinary technology courses. In her early years of teaching, she became very interested in the science of learning and endeavored to integrate active learning pedagogy in her courses. When she and her family moved back to Ithaca so that her husband (also a 2006 Cornell veterinarian) could work at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, she joined Educational Support Services on a part-time basis to help develop the College’s continuing education offerings.

In her role as Instructional Technologist, Cindy works to support technology in the classroom. She leads software trainings and provides classroom support, computer support, and instructional technology to faculty members.  Her professional interests include staying updated on all the latest educational technology and applications.  In her spare time, Cindy enjoys hiking, swimming, and listening to music.

In her role as Event Coordinator, Béline manages the marketing strategy of the Continuing Education (CE) office.  She builds websites, buys ad spaces, designs postal mailings, and sends out weekly newsletters. Her professional interests include using problem solving skills to make CE events both educational and entertaining.  In her spare time, Béline enjoys crafting at the Ithaca Generator and playing board games with friends.

In his role as Instructional Technologist, Dave helps to facilitate learning through Audio-Visual technologies in the classroom.  His professional interests include working with faculty members to apply and adapt technologies to meet their specific instructional needs and preferences.  In his spare time, Dave enjoys working on his dairy farm and taking walks in the woods.   

In her role as Data Analyst, Jennifer supports the College of Veterinary Medicine’s efforts in program monitoring and evaluation through data collection, data analysis, competency-based student performance tracking, and the development and generation of reporting metrics. In her spare time, Jennifer enjoys cycling, cross-country skiing, and taking walks with her Beagle, Otto.

In his role as Manager of Operations, Justin oversees the Continuing Education (CE) office and organizes events geared toward practicing Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians.  He handles all the logistics of the facilities, speakers, and financials.  His professional interests include making CE events as efficient and educational as possible.  In his spare time, Justin enjoys working on cars and playing disc golf.

In her role as Courseware Programmer, Julie develops and maintains educational management systems such as CourseEval, ClassLists, and eTest, and administrative systems for Admissions, Financial Aid, and the Registrar’s Office.  Her professional interests include working with faculty and other Educational Support Services (ESS) team members to add interactivity to teaching modules. In her spare time, Julie enjoys running, backcountry hiking, and wilderness canoeing.

In her role as Multimedia Producer, Alejandra helps to create online educational resources and courses for the College of Veterinary Medicine using the highest quality media production.  Her professional interests include collaborating with faculty members to create engaging and effective online learning experiences.  In her spare time, Alejandra enjoys spending time in nature, hiking, and playing with her daughter. 

In his role as Software Developer, Craig develops and maintains educational management systems such as CourseEval, ClassLists and eTest, and administrative systems for Admissions, Financial Aid, and the Registrar’s Office. His specialties include integration, document search and retrieval, and software architecture. In his spare time, Craig enjoys bicycling, hiking, salsa dancing, and reading.