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May 9, 2003
Vol. 27, No. 16

• Final budget bill includes pay raise
• Vote on civil service ends in tie
• English department wins CTE honor
• Full Steam ahead
• Geology professor’s classes are all Greek to students
• KU alum to head Fine Arts
• Hall heroes
• Student Success office taps Concordia native
• Pinamonti selected as admissions director
• Jimmy Carter, Rudy Giuliani plan to attend Dole dedication in July
• Athletes honor
Dailey
• Fund run
• Improvement projects may delay traffic, cause detours
• Hall Center receives $255,000 to expand programs in Wichita
• Professors receive distinguished awards
• Commencement schedule of events
• Retirees to be honored
• Simulcast offers stadium alternative
• All-University Supper to feature citation winners
• Outstanding grads to carry banners
• Outstanding GTAs to be honored
• Seniors recognized for academics, leadership
• Board of Regents announces KU promotions and tenure
• Employees of the year honored at ceremony
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Professors receive distinguished awards

Recipients are pictured below.

Seven KU faculty members will receive distinguished teaching awards for the 2002-03 academic year during commencement ceremonies May 18.


Faculty from the KU Medical Center campuses in Kansas City and Wichita will be honored with the Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Classroom Teaching. This year’s winners are Linda M. Frazier, associate professor of preventive medicine and public health; Michael J. Parmely, professor of microbiology, molecular genetics and immunology; and Carol E. Smith, professor in the School of Nursing.


Loraine M. Bayard De Volo, assistant professor of political science and women’s studies, will receive the Silver Anniversary Award. The 25-year alumni class provides this award.


Ted Juhl, assistant professor of economics, has won the Byron T. Shutz Award. Originally established in 1978 to honor distinguished teaching in economics and business, the selection guidelines were modified in 1985 so that, in alternate years, an outstanding teacher from any discipline can be honored.


Joey Sprague, associate professor of sociology, will receive the Archie and Nancy Dykes Award, which honors faculty members or undergraduate teaching and mentoring. Former Chancellor Dykes and his wife established the award in 1990.


The Ned N. Fleming Trust Award for distinguished teaching, scholarship and service will be awarded to Shane J. Lopez, assistant professor of psychology and research in education.

Linda M. Frazier

Michael J. Parmely

Carol E. Smith

Loraine Bayard De Volo

Ted Juhl

Joey Sprague

Shane J. Lopez

 

    
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