UI Alumni Association,
recipient of special recognition from the Council
for the Advancement and Support of Education for
an association event honoring the work of UI faculty,
for its web site, and for its electronic newsletter
for students.
Melanie Dreher, dean of the College of Nursing,
elected to the Beverly Enterprises, Inc., board of
directors.
Michael Everson, associate professor of curriculum
and instruction, elected president of the National
Council of Less Commonly Taught Languages.
Lesanne Fliehler, managing editor, Gary
Kuhlmann,
editor, Sara Epstein Moninger, associate editor,
Amy Schoon, writer, Tim
Schoon, photographer, University
Relations Publications; Gary Galluzzo, writer, University
News Services; Lin Larson, writer, Health Science
Relations; Diana Thrift, writer, physiology; recipients
of an Award of Excellence in the University & College
Designers Association’s 34th annual design
competition for the fall 2003 issue of Illumine,
the University’s annual publication that highlights
research, scholarship, and the arts at Iowa.
Marcus Haack, associate professor (clinical) of
educational policy and leadership studies, elected
president of the Iowa Association for Supervision
and Curriculum Development.
Joan Murrin, director of the Dual Career Network,
selected as an honoree for the 2004 Waypoint Tribute
to Women of Achievement.
Thomas M. Peters, assistant professor of occupational
and environmental health, recipient of the 2004 Bernard
G. Greenberg Award for Excellence in Doctoral Research
by the University of North Carolina School of Public
Health for his dissertation, “Particle deposition
in industrial duct bends.”
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