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 her role as Director of Operations and Educational development, Katelynn is responsible for overseeing the strategic planning and implementation of initiatives that enhance the educational experience. Through her close collaboration with faculty to integrate new technologies and evidence-based practices into both classroom and clinical settings, she leads efforts to develop innovative curricula, foster research opportunities, and maintain high academic standards. She is dedicated to advancing veterinary education and ensuring that CVM students receive a comprehensive and cutting-edge learning experience. In her spare time, Katelynn enjoys spending time with her husband and their daughter, running ultra-marathons, hiking, and skiing.

In her role as Medical Illustrator and Animator, Allie 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, Allie enjoys kayaking, traveling and long walks with her dogs.

Dr. Carney is the Program Chair for the New York State Veterinary Conference and leads the Veterinary Technician Professional Speaking Development program. Her professional interests include academic coaching, applying the science of learning to graduate and continuing education, faculty and staff professional development, and individual and community wellbeing. She is currently completing a Masters of Arts in Education with a concentration in Trauma and Resilience in Educational Environments as well as a Restorative Justice in Education certificate. She is a certified Eight Active Ingredients of Tai Chi instructor under Dr. Peter Wayne, author of The Harvard Medical School Guide to Tai Chi. In her spare time, she enjoys practicing Kung Fu and Tai Chi, as well as playing around with her ukulele, chickens, two children and husband.

In his role as Classroom & Events AV Support Specialist, 
Robert provides frontline support to the College of Veterinary Medicine teaching and meeting spaces, ensures that all audio visual and presentation systems are running smoothly, and provides troubleshooting. His professional interests are learning and the implementation new technology. In his spare time, Robert enjoys traveling, visiting theme parks, and going on new adventures with his wife.

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 multimedia producer, Carol creates media content to empower learners and to support the mission of the college.  Her goal is to design, produce, and direct high-quality, effective, engaging and innovative media content.  Her professional interests include exploring new media approaches that enhance the traditional arts of directing, cinematography and visual storytelling.  She enjoys collaborating with faculty, students, and colleagues in developing media that serves society and our community.

In her role as Event and Operations Coordinator, Vanessa plans and manages conferences and events held by the Continuing Education (CE) office at the College of Veterinary Medicine. She also helps manage internal curriculum enhancement grant and educational media production projects. Her professional interests include staying updated on event management and learning new ways to stay organized. In her spare time, Vanessa enjoys traveling, reading and spending time with her family and bulldog.

In her role as Manager of DVM Curriculum and Instructional Designer, Mary works in collaboration with the ESS team, course leaders and design groups, CVM administration, and faculty to create dynamic evidence-based learning experiences. Her professional interests include active learning and accessible course design, including universal design for learning. In her spare time, Mary enjoys foraging for mushrooms, swimming, learning to play the piano, and spending time with her family.

In her role as Event Manager, Nahla plans and manages conferences and events held by the Continuing Education (CE) office at the College of Veterinary Medicine.  She builds websites, creates invitations, and assists in planning fun and educational events designed to enhance the college’s mission. In her spare time, Nahla enjoys acrylic painting and spending time with her husband and son.

In her role as Multimedia Producer, Alejandra creates high quality multimedia content to help students better visualize and understand complex materials in Veterinary Medicine. Her professional interests include collaborating with faculty members to create engaging and effective video and multimedia content to enhance the online educational resources for their students. Alejandra is also interested in helping faculty members explore the many benefits of teaching with graphic enhanced materials like infographics.

Allison's Bio will be coming soon!