Kathleen A. Bobbitt ’76 M’78, associate professor of microbiology, died in January following a lengthy illness. She was 66. Kathy, who joined the Wagner faculty in 1981 and taught generations of students in biology and microbiology, was beloved by students and colleagues.
One student wrote that Kathy was “one of the smartest professors I’ve ever met.” “I know that we will all miss Kathy’s presence on campus,” said Provost Jeffrey Kraus, “but she will always be in our hearts.”
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The high school chorus teacher creates new music for all kinds of instruments.
Students get realistic hands-on experience in the Hi Fidelity Simulation Lab.
