Faculty Members

Minnabook Barrettbook
Distinguished Service Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B124
Phone: (516) 876-3119
E-mail: BarrettM@Oldwestbury.Edu

F. Michlerbook Bishopbook
Associate Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B352
Phone: (516) 876-3120
E-mail: BishopM@Oldwestbury.Edu

Johnbook Ehrenreichbook
Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B131
Phone: (516) 876-3119
E-mail: EhrenreichJ@Oldwestbury.Edu

Williambook Knackbook
Assistant Professorbook
Building: Academic Village, Room: B-130
Phone: 876-2552
E-mail:

Hedvabook J. Lewittesbook
Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B128
Phone: (516) 876-3119
E-mail: LewittesH@Oldwestbury.Edu

Jonathanbook Mackbook
Assistant Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B126
Phone: (516) 876-3124
E-mail: MackJ@Oldwestbury.Edu

Patriciabook Mckeeganbook
Associate Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B129
Phone: (516) 876-3124
E-mail: MckeeganP@Oldwestbury.Edu

Fredbook Millanbook
Associate Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B119
Phone: (516) 876-3315
E-mail: MillanF@Oldwestbury.Edu

Laurettebook Morrisbook
Assistant Professorbook
Building: Academic Village, Room: B-130
Phone: 876-3198
E-mail:

Runibook Mukherjibook
Professor & Chairbook
Building: AV, Room: B127
Phone: (516) 876-3119
E-mail: MukherjiB@Oldwestbury.Edu

Lisabook A. Whittenbook
Associate Professorbook
Building: AV, Room: B125
Phone: (516) 876-3124
E-mail: WhittenL@Oldwestbury.Edu

Did You Know?

Maryann De Leo, a 1977 graduate of the Media & Communications program within the American Studies Department, was honored with an Oscar in the Documentary Short Subject category at the 76th Annual Academy Awards for her work as producer and director of "Chernobyl Heart," a film about the effects of radiation on the children of Belarus, Russia, 16 years after the infamous nuclear reactor accident at Chernobyl.

35 Old Westbury students gave up their traditional Spring Break rituals in 2006 and instead volunteered their time and effort in New Orleans to aid recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

The JP Morgan Chase Foundation awarded a $50,000 grant to support the Curriculum Materials Center in the College library.