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Charles S. (Chick) Weiss, Ph.D., served as an Associate Professor of Psychology at the College of the Holy Cross from 1975 until his retirement in 2016. He held leadership roles, including Department Chair (1984–1989), Coordinator of Grants and Research, Director of the Office of Grants and Corporate and Foundation Giving, and Director of Strategic Initiatives. Weiss was instrumental in securing major infrastructure projects, such as the $64 million science building and a performing arts facility. He is now an Associate Professor Emeritus, and the Weiss Summer Research Program is named in his honor.
Education:
- B.S., University of Scranton
- Ph.D., Ohio University (Physiological Psychology and Neurobiology)
Research & Service: Weiss’s work spanned neuroscience research, education infrastructure improvement, and community engagement. He led initiatives linking Holy Cross with local schools and served on boards of organizations like the American Red Cross, Nativity School of Worcester, and the Beverly School in Kenya. His contributions to grant management and institutional development were pivotal for the College’s growth.
Awards & Recognition: While no specific awards are listed, his sustained leadership and legacy in academic administration and community service highlight his impactful career.
Grants & Projects: Weiss managed over $64 million in science infrastructure projects and coordinated corporate and foundation relations, fostering partnerships that enhanced Holy Cross’s academic and community outreach programs.
Labs & Teams: He collaborated with the Brain Research Laboratory at Syracuse University and spearheaded interdisciplinary efforts like the Weiss Summer Research Program, which supports undergraduate research.
