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The DeMichele Era

This beloved professor emeritus has had a career of firsts. See a few extra photos from his years here.

From left: Frank Homer, University historian, Jack Weir, Esq., then president of the Royals Historical Society, Thomas Reuter, Esq., then vice president of the Royals Historical Society, and Dr. DeMichele.
From left: Frank Homer, University historian, Jack Weir, Esq., then president of the Royals Historical Society, Thomas Reuter, Esq., then vice president of the Royals Historical Society, and Dr. DeMichele.

Michael DeMichele, Ph.D., beloved professor emeritus, has had a career of firsts. See a few photos from his years by clicking "web exclusive photos" above.

Which other professors can boast a 50-year tenure at Scranton? See the list below:

From left: Frank Homer, University historian, Jack Weir, Esq., then president of the Royals Historical Society, Thomas Reuter, Esq., then vice president of the Royals Historical Society, and Dr. DeMichele. DeMichele and his colleagues at Stonehenge, while on a travel course trip to England. From left: Frank Homer, University historian, Dr. DeMichele and the late Bernie Williams, then history professor. From left: Dick Passan, then-provost, Judge Michael Barrasse, Dr. DeMichele, Rosemary DeMichele, and Rev. J.A. Panuska, S.J., then University president. DeMichele with many who helped run the London trips over the years. DeMichele on the London Underground with their travel agent.

Scranton Professors with a Tenure of 50 Years or More

Jack Beidler, Ph.D., Computing Sciences

Paul Fahey, Ph.D. ’64, Physics and Electrical Engineering

Riaz Hussain, Ph.D. G’80, Physics and Finance

The late Joe Zandarski, Ph.D. ’51, Education

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