Julie Dick

Julie Dick is a dedicated educator with a career spanning over two decades, most recently serving as Professor of Education and Department Chair at Corning Community College. Throughout her tenure, she focused on academic program development, mentoring future teachers, and fostering hands-on learning through fieldwork coordination with Alfred University. Her leadership extended beyond the classroom as she directed the college’s Child Care Center and advised students on child development, emphasizing the importance of observation, inclusion, and practical experience in shaping effective educators.

Julie’s commitment to education is matched by her advocacy for lifelong learning and community engagement. She has been instrumental in organizing events that celebrate and support educators, providing opportunities for professional growth, networking, and recognition. Through initiatives like teacher appreciation nights and collaborative programs with universities, she has inspired countless students and colleagues to pursue excellence in teaching.

With advanced degrees in Elementary Education from Elmira College and SUNY Cortland, Julie combines her academic expertise with a hands-on, compassionate approach to mentorship. Her career reflects a deep belief in nurturing both students and teachers, equipping them with the skills, confidence, and values necessary to succeed in education and make a lasting impact in their communities.