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ogna Hold a Special
earts and History
ave earned truly legendary status
ators and faculty colleagues--recently
College. On these pages, we bid a
lty.
.
faculty beginning in 1967, and taught full-time from
ment faculty since 1984, and is as revered by alumni
and colleagues of the Metropolitan Detroit Program
in Southfield as by his students and fellow teachers
in Adrian. Recognized as one of the world’s leading
experts in the field of computer security and ethics,
he has written several books and dozens of articles.
He has been honored by the Association of Certified
Fraud Examiners with both a 1995 Lifetime Achievement Award and the 1996 Donald R. Cressey Award
for contributions to the field of white collar crime
prevention and education.
have a special place in the hearts of many stulayed a vital role in the history of Siena Heights
full-time male faculty members at the College.
an Sisters began to prepare Siena to become
mbers of lay faculty and staff members, they
d carry on the traditions, values, and charisms
he College found exemplary role models that
id and Jack have been recognized as Siena’s
further honored in 1987 as the Outstanding
eir professional achievements for they have
ge. Twenty-five hundred years ago, Aristotle
David and Jack have shown us the way to answer
lishments and the quiet dignity of their charac-
d Jack, but we shall never forget them.”
duate Studies and Lifelong Learning
Jack Bologna:
Students and Colleagues
Recall a Mentor and Friend
“Dr. Bologna was one of my favorite
professors. I was a non-traditional student,
so most of my classes were in the evening.
As anyone who has taken evening classes
knows, three hours with a boring professor after a full day of work can seem like
forever. I must confess my first impression
of Dr. Bologna on my first night in his class was, ‘This could be slow.’ But
his dry wit, coupled with an immense real world understanding of his subject,
carried the day. I looked forward to his classes and learned a lot, both about
business and about life. Best wishes to Dr. Bologna in his retirement; he will
be a fond part of my Siena memories.”
Tracy Church ’93
“Jack is a treasure--a scholar, a dear friend, a teacher’s teacher.”
Bill Blackerby, Business Faculty
“Jack was a rarity at Siena Heights, or any school like Siena Heights: He was
a genuine researcher who was also a genuinely top-flight teacher. The research and creativity Jack brought to his publications were actually purchased
and