Linda Abbott,
chief nursing officer, UIHC, nominated in the patient
advocacy category for NurseWeek's national
Nursing Excellence Award.
Elizabeth Altmaier, professor of counseling
psychology, recipient of the Dorothy Booz Black Award
for outstanding achievement in counseling health
psychology from the American Psychological Association's
Division 17.
Kelley Donham, professor of occupational
and environmental health, recipient of the 2003 Stange
Award for the outstanding alumnus from the College
of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University.
Glen Epstein, adjunct professor of art and
art history, recipient of jurors' awards for
his piece Faire Sans Dire at the Lake Oswego
Festival of the Arts and for The Letter Killeth
but the Spirit Giveth Life at Word for Word,
an exhibition by the Association for the Calligraphic
Arts.
Marty Jones, senior research assistant, occupational
and environmental health, elected secretary of the
American Industrial Hygiene Association's Noise
Committee and president-elect of the American Industrial
Hygiene Association's Iowa-Illinois Local Section.
Murray Madsen, program consultant, occupational
and environmental health, elected to a two-year term
as chair of the board of directors for the national
Farm Safety 4 Just Kids organization.
Francoise Martinet, professor emeritus of
dance, named the 2003 winner of the Lifetime Achievement
Award from Corps de Ballet International.
Roberta M. Marvin, associate professor, International
Programs, named editor of Verdi Forum.
Mark Miksch, staff nurse, UIHC, nominated
in the teaching category for NurseWeek's national Nursing Excellence Award.
Sonia Mueller, administrative associate,
Nursing Services, nominated in the mentoring category
for NurseWeek's national Nursing Excellence
Award.
Madeline Shea, professor of biochemistry, appointed
to a three-year term on the Federation of American
Societies for Experimental Biology Science Policy Committee.
Shirley Schermer, burials program director,
Office of the State Archaeologist, appointed to the
advisory board of DIG, the archaeology magazine
for children.
Nancy Stellwagen, research scientist, biochemistry,
appointed to the editorial board of Biopolymers.
Thomas A. Weingeist, professor and head,
ophthalmology and visual sciences, named Eye Health
Advocate for 2003 by the Iowa Academy of Ophthalmology.
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