By Franci Valenzano, Public Relations Associate
(Norwich, NY – Aug. 2014) Jason Zbock has been named executive director at the Norwich Campus of Morrisville State College. Zbock, of Bouckville, will take the helm Sept. 2.
In his new role, he will be responsible for the daily operations at the Norwich Campus.
“I look forward to developing the community and leadership partner table to strengthen the campus role in the Norwich area,” Zbock said.
Zbock has an extensive career in higher education, most recently serving as the dean of Institutional Effectiveness and Enrollment Planning at Broome Community College.
At Broome CC, Zbock was a member of the President’s Executive Council and served as the chairperson of the Council of Operational Issues, part of the college’s shared governance structure. He was also a lead facilitator in the college’s strategic planning process.
Prior to that position he was an assistant professor of mathematics at Morrisville State for more than 11 years, also serving as an adjunct professor there for the past year and a half.
Throughout his tenure, Zbock was actively involved on the Morrisville State campus, holding various positions in college governance including speaker, vice-speaker and senator of faculty congress, while also administering the NYSMATYC Math League Competition for students.
Zbock earned a master’s degree in mathematics education and a bachelor degree in mathematics, both from the University of Buffalo. He is currently working toward his Doctor of Education degree in educational leadership candidate from the University of Phoenix.