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PrintThe Top 48: Making a Difference in Education
The men and women shaping the educational landscape of Western Pennsylvania
Wednesday, October 20, 2004
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 Anita Dufalla, Post-Gazette |
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Who is shaping the present and future of education in Western Pennsylvania?
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette put out a call to the region's education community and was rewarded with a torrent of nominations of educators making a difference in settings from preschools to research universities.
Beyond the top dozen vote-getters, who received at least eight nominations, there were 36 others who got at least three votes, making a Top 48.
| Leaders in education have long history in region The 12 people voted at the top in education in Western Pennsylvania have at least one thing in common: years of service in the region.
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| The Top 12 | |
| Helen Faison | Mark Nordenberg |
| Ronald Cowell | Joe Werlinich |
| Richard C. Wallace Jr. | Diane Briars |
| Joseph Dominic | Susan Brownlee |
| Linda Croushore | Al Fondy |
| Jerry Longo | Bill Isler |
| Others nominated to the Top 48 | |
| Other educators nominated for their service | |
| About the list | |
| The writers | |
First published on October 20, 2004 at 12:00 am
