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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
• KU First
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Retirees to be honored

KU will honor retiring faculty and unclassified staff members with a dinner at 6:30 p.m. May 22 in the Kansas Union ballroom.


Chancellor Robert Hemenway and Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor David Shulenburger will recognize the employees’ during the annual dinner.


Retirees will be guests of the chancellor. Tickets for additional guests are $15. For reservations send a check payable to KU to Bev Mater, 230 Strong Hall. Reservation deadline is May 15.


Honorees, their years of service and departments are:


Sally W. Ahl, 14, religious studies; David A. Ambler, 25, student affairs; Gordon B. Anderson, 19, libraries; Thomas P. Armstrong, 35, physics and astronomy; John Boulton, 40, music and dance; Clarence S. Buller, 38, molecular biosciences; Loren J. Buntemeyer, 20, music and dance; Carl E. Burkhead, 34, civil/environmental/architectural engineering; Charles Clark, 22, Tertiary Oil Recovery Project; Dimitrios Dendrinos, 28, architecture; Alice Downs, 25, music and dance; Colleen M. Eisenbart, 18, Life Span Institute; Paul Enos, 21, geology; H. Gordon Fitch, 35, business; Edith M. Freeman, 26, social welfare; Goodwin Garfield, 34, social welfare; Norman Gee, 33, art; Joe Harkins, 15, Public Management Center; N. Kay Henry, 25, Alumni Association; Jan Jess, 23, social welfare; Roberta Johnson, 12, Spanish and Portuguese; Don Kearns, 25, parking; Ned Kehde, 33, libraries; Jack D. Keim, 38, Paleontological Institute; Kathryn Kirigin, 30, human development and family life; Jim Martin, 28, Endowment Association; Robert McColl, 36, geography; John F. Michel, 38, speech-language-hearing; Douglas Miller, 12, academic computing; Patricia A. Miller, 21, Computing Services; Philip R. Montgomery, 39, math; Donna Neuner, 30, Alumni Association; Rodger Oroke, 26, Design and Construction Management; George R. Pisani, 30, biological sciences; Allan N. Press, 29, social welfare; Gary E. Price, 28, psychology and research in education; Barbara Schowen, 29, chemistry and University Honors Program; Davida Sears, 23, Life Span Institute; Richard E. Shores, 12, Life Span Institute; Arthur Skidmore, 39, philosophy; Carol Warren, 14, sociology; Harold G. Washington, 33, social welfare; Annie Williams, 28, libraries; Jody Woods, 21, Student Health Services Administration; Jang-Yen (John) Wu, 13, biological sciences.

    
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