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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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Professors to receive teaching awards

(Award winners are pictured below)


Six KU faculty members will receive distinguished teaching awards for the 2003-04 academic year during commencement ceremonies.


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 Pamela K. Shaw, associate professor of pediatrics; Cynthia S. Teel, associate professor of nursing; and Douglas E. Wright, assistant professor of anatomy and cell biology.


Adrianne Kunkel, assistant professor of communication studies, will receive the Silver Anniversary Award, provided by the 25-year alumni class.


Norman Slade, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology, will receive the Archie and Nancy Dykes Award, which honors faculty members for 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 Shirley Hill, professor of sociology.

Pamela K. Shaw

Cynthia S. Teel

 

 

 

 

Douglas E. Wright

 

 

 

 

Adrianne Kunkel

 

 

 

 

Norman Slade

 

 

 

 

Shirley Hill

 

    
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