Fred Antczak, professor
of rhetoric and associate dean of the College of
Liberal Arts and Sciences, named a fellow of the
Rhetoric Society of America.
Theresa Black, UI Foundation–graphics employee,
and Thomas Langdon, adjunct instructor of art and
art history, recipients of a Gold Circle of Excellence
Award from the Council for the Advancement and Support
of Education for production of the College of Law
annual report and honor roll.
Colleen Reardon Chapleau, associate
director of the Iowa Marrow Donor Program and Adult
Blood and
Marrow Transplant Program, selected by cancer community
leaders to join
cancer survivor and five-time
Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong in the Bristol-Myers
Squibb Tour of Hope in October.
Katherine Eberle, professor of music, recipient
of the Van Lawrence Fellowship Award from the Voice
Foundation.
Richard Hurtig, professor and chair of speech pathology
and audiology, elected president-elect of the Council
of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and
Disorders.
Phillip E. Jones, vice president for student services,
recipient of a 2004 Access Award from Introspect
Youth Services in Chicago.
William A. Kirk, professor of mathematics, recipient
of an honorary doctorate from Maria Curie–Sklodowska
University in Lublin, Poland.
Alan MacVey, professor and chair of theatre arts,
reelected secretary and member of the board of directors
of the National Association of Schools of Theatre.
Maureen McCormick, director of UI Learning & Development,
named Training Administrator of the Year by Skillsoft
Corp.
Kwan Rim, professor emeritus of biomedical engineering,
named an honorary commander of the Most Excellent
Order of the British Empire.
George Weiner, director of the Holden Comprehensive
Cancer Center, named chair of the Iowa Consortium
for Comprehensive Cancer Control.
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