Honorable Mentions
Students
Congratulations to Dana Littleford (oops, we mean Conder) on her recent marriage!
Student Government
Charles Miles - Student Representative Council President
Kim Ford - Student Representative Council Vice President for Diverse Relations
Justin Puckett - Student Representative Council Vice President of Finance
Patrick Risk - University Program Council Officer
MCB’s Dean’s List for Summer 2008:
Katherine McElroy
Lindy Anderson
Brent Erikson
Michael Mrozek
Award and Honor Recipients
Rhawa Meharena and Mike Bradshaw
Featured in the UNC ad campaign “Transforming Lives” in the Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post.
Audrey Porter
Chairperson for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars.
Royce Wood
Adapted his play "Sushi on Saint Marks, or, Maryanne" from the short story by New York author Tao Lin called "Love is the Indifferent God of the Religion in which Universe is Church." The play is scheduled to be formally performed next March on the UNC campus.
Luke Hunter James Erickson
This Director the International Film Series’ band, The Don’ts and Be Carefuls, have been experiencing a lot of success lately. Most recently they won Scene Magazine’s 17th Annual Battle of the Bands. They also made the cover of and are featured in Scene Magazine and have an interview in MusicBuzz for the December issue.
Melissa Jeffries
Attended an invitation only trip to Australia this summer to engage in a health services conference.
Faculty/Staff
Kaye Holman
Was featured in the Fall 2008 edition of Northern Vision as the recipient of this year’s Dr. Jean Schober Morrell Award for Leadership in Student Affairs.
Sally McBeth
presented “Cross-Cultural Intellectuals Who Have Rocked My World” as the HSS College Scholar Award winner; Professor McBeth is the Honors advisor for anthropology majors.
Marie Livingston
Fulbright grant for teaching in Prague (three weeks beginning February 23rd)
Passages
We would also like to give mention to the passing of two beloved members of the HSL community.
John Bromley
Director of the President’s Leadership Program, teacher for both the School of Theatre Arts and Dance and the Life of the Mind Program, advisor and friend, Professor Bromley passed away in March after a lengthy illness. He is greatly missed and will always be remembered. His many contributions to HSL and the campus, in general, are felt everywhere.
Vincent “Vinnie” Scalia
In his many years at UNC, Dr. Scalia served as the Dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences, the Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs, and a faculty member much loved by UNC students. In 2005, he memorably presented to students during an Honors Pizza Seminar in which Tinker toys were used to help students understand communication dynamics.
Both of these beloved members of the extended HSL community will be deeply missed.