Sponsored Research Staff

Anne Baldwin Director of Sponsored Research Erwin 221D Telephone: (585) 245-5547 Fax: (585) 245-5096 Email: baldwinA@geneseo.edu

Anne joined Geneseo in July of 2006. She holds a BA in English from SUNY Binghamton, a Master's in Human Resources Administration from the University of Scranton, and a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  Anne previously served as Assistant Director of  the University of Scranton's Office of Research Services where she coordinated the sponsored programs efforts of the institution, including all pre-award functions, workshops, regulatory compliance and the Faculty/Student Research Program. 

Anne's doctoral research examined the neural substrates of appetitive instrumental learning and her postdoctoral research focused on the neural structures underlying the process of reward comparison; the devaluation of natural rewards induced by drugs of abuse. She joined Geneseo following five years of postdoctoral training at the Penn State College of Medicine in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Anne is a strong advocate for undergraduate research and maintains her interests in neuroscience.  She also enjoys reading and looking for finds at flea markets and antique shops. Her twin sister, Amy, is a Geneseo graduate.

Suzanna (Sue) Rubright Sponsored Research Proposal Developer Erwin 221B Telephone: (585) 245-5086 Fax: (585) 245-5096 Email: rubright@geneseo.edu

Sue returned to western New York after nearly 14 years in Puerto Rico and joined Sponsored Research in July 2014. She earned a BS in psychology from Nazareth College, an MA in English language and rhetoric from University of New Mexico and a PhD in English from University of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras campus. She previously served as assistant professor at Finger Lakes Community College, editor of the Rio Piedras campus research magazine, and institutional proposal writer for the Rio Piedras campus. Sue assists faculty and staff with all activities related to proposal preparation, including identification of funding sources; interpretation of guidelines; proposal development and editing; budget preparation and budget narrative; and submission.

Sue spends her free time visiting with friends and family, walking her dogs, reading, and rehabbing her 100-year-old house.