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 Commencement 2004    

May 14, 2004
Vol. 28, No. 16

• KU remembers Emily Taylor
• Roberts named vice provost for research
• Derritt chosen as university registrar
• History, economics to be focus of faculty bus tour
• Forum honors KU debate, features former winners
• Chancellor chat
• High-tech history
• Clinton to give 1st Dole Lecture
• Bush meets with education professor to discuss literacy
• 2004 employees of the year honored
• KU, higher education see positive results from Legislature
• Segregation scene
• Book shelf
• KU First
• Quiz

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• Alumni earn KU’s highest honor
• Professors to receive teaching awards
• Outstanding students to carry banners
• Grad school ceremony fetes students, faculty
• 9 graduating seniors win chancellor’s awards
• Commencement events
• Dinner to thank retiring employees
• Graduation glee
• Grad students give awards to mentors
• Mother, daughter make graduation family affair


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Grad school ceremony fetes students, faculty


Chancellor Robert Hemenway and Diana Carlin, dean of the graduate school and international programs, recognized accomplishments in graduate and professional education during the Graduate School awards ceremony May 7.


Two doctoral students received a Carlin Graduate Teaching Assistant Award: Jamel Sandidge, ecology and evolutionary biology, and Matthew Hollrah, English.


Five doctoral students received Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Awards: Leslie Bayers, Spanish and Portuguese; Jeff Bremer, history; Jennifer Ivie, quantitative psychology; Martha Mundis, art history; and Martina Musteen, business.


Roksana Alavi, doctoral student in philosophy, received the Graduate Student Award for Distinguished Service.


Karen Stanze, graduate studies director at the Medical Center, and John Augusto, former assistant dean of the Graduate School, received the Graduate School Dean’s Award.


The College of Liberal Arts and Science awarded the Byron Alexander Graduate Mentor Award to Rick Snyder, M. Erik Wright distinguished professor of psychology, and the John C. Wright Graduate Mentor Award to Linda Stone-Ferrier, professor of art history.

   
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