Winter 2002 - UNC School of Education

Carolina
The
SLATE
News from the School of Educati on • The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill • Winter 2002
Celebrating Smith
Middle School
By Madeleine R. Grumet, Dean
Superintendent, Neil Pedersen; its School
n November
Board Chairperson, Nick Didow, and to all
11, 2001, citithe school board members and administrazens of Chapel
tive staff who have worked with us.
Hill and Carrboro gathBut most significantly, we are grateful to
ered to dedicate our
be able to participate in the building of this
new R.D. and Euzelle P.
school community, literally from the ground
Smith Middle School,
up. Professor Kathleen Brown, a former midDean Madeleine
named to celebrate
Grumet. Photo by
dle school principal and member of the SOE
educators who have
Steve Whitsitt.
faculty in Educational Leadership, has
supported the students
worked closely with Smith’s principal,
of this community for decades. R.D. Smith
Valerie Reinhart, leading the planning
taught agriculture and industrial arts at
processes for the school. Professor Suzanne
Lincoln High School. He became assistant
Gulledge, who coordinates the SOE Middle
principal of Chapel Hill High School from
School program, has worked closely with
1970 to 1980, guiding the school through
curriculum committees and will represent
desegregation. Euzelle P. Smith has had a 38the School of Education on the School
year career in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
Governance Committee. She continues the
Schools, teaching at Northside Elementary
work that Libby Vesilind initiated before she
School, Lincoln Junior-Senior High School,
moved from the School of Education to
and Frank Porter Graham Elementary
Bucknell University. Professor John Galassi
School, concluding her career as a counselor
in School Counseling has worked extensiveat Culbreth Junior High School. These brief
ly in the planning of this endeavor. Situated
resumés provide only a glimpse of the
between Seawell Elementary School and
Smiths’ continuous and enduring work to
Chapel Hill High School, this school offers
nurture and educate all the children in this
us an opportunity to study how to provide
community. November 11, marking their
continuity and effective transitions for the
commitment over decades, witnessed the
district’s children as they move through
deep ties that bind
the experiences
schools to their
and relationships
communities. It
of these three
marked as well the
schools. All three
hope that schools
schools are particirepresent, not only
pants in our
for the developUniversity/School
ment of the chilPartnership
dren who attend
Program, and are
them, but for the
working together
communities that
with SOE Professor
support and surPatrick Akos to
round them.
develop ways of
We are proud
studying these
that this School of
transitions.
Education is part of
The school’s
this community.
commitment to
We have leased
Global
some of the land
Connections
R. D. and Euzelle P. Smith. Photo courtesy of Chapel
that the school
Hill-Carrboro City Schools.
extends the comoccupies to the
mitment of R.D.
school district. We
and Euzelle Smith
have participated in
to this community’s children by stressing and
the planning committee that met with archicelebrating the specificity of each child’s cultects to plan its program and space. We are
tural heritage and working to braid all
in the process of building a wing attached to
diverse cultures into the curriculum and life
Smith Middle School that will be the home
of this school.
of the Carolina Teaching Network, our disThis is an unusual collaboration. Instead
tance education initiative, offering an accesof maintaining the traditional boundaries
sible meeting place where we can work with
between the University and the public
area teachers; offering demonstration setschools and then working to modify and distings for science teaching; establishing
mantle them, we are forging a relationship
telecommunications classrooms so that the
that integrates our institutions right from the
study of teaching can be grounded in classstart. The work is slow, sometimes tentative.
room interactions projected to off-campus
It engages the creativity of lawyers, facilities
students across the state; providing a center
managers, curriculum developers. But it
that can offer educational counseling to stuacknowledges that the community that
dents and their families. We are grateful to
supports children includes all of us, and
the University of North Carolina at Chapel
opens new pathways for our creativity and
Hill and to the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
cooperation.
School District for this opportunity: to its
School of Education
Presents Distinguished
Alumni Awards
O
From left to right: Award recipients John Waszak, Senator Howard Lee, and Julie McCoy (for Christina Arnette);
Madeleine R. Grumet, Dean; Martin Eaddy, Alumni Council President Elect; and award recipients Phillip
Schlechty and William Self. Photo by Steve Whitsitt.
T
he School of Education honored five
outstanding leaders in education by
presenting distinguished alumni
awards on September 22, 2001, to Dr. Phillip
Schlechty of Louisville, Kentucky; Dr.
William Self (M.Ed. ’48, Ed.D. ’56) of
Wilmington, NC; The Honorable Senator
Howard Lee (M.S.W. ’66) of Chapel Hill,
NC; Mr. John Waszak (A.B.Ed. ’83) of
Chapel Hill, NC; and Ms. Christina Arnette
(A.B.Ed. ’91) of Los Angeles, California.
Presented during the Alumni Association’s
Annual Awards Banquet at the Carolina Inn
in Chapel Hill with Dr. Martin Eaddy,
President Elect of the School’s Alumni
Association, and Dr. Ben Matthews, Chair
of the Awards Committee, presiding, the
awards recognized exemplary achievement,
leadership, teaching, and contribution to the
profession of education.
Dr. Phillip C. Schlechty received the
Peabody Award, the most prestigious award
given by the
School’s Alumni
Association.
Named after
George Peabody,
the American
businessman and
philanthropist
who donated the
funds for
Peabody Hall,
which houses
Phillip Schlechty. Photo by
the School of
Steve Whitsitt.
Education, the
award honors
Schlechty for the significance of his work in
the field of education. A former faculty
member and Associate Dean at the School
of Education, Schlechty is President and
CEO of the Center for Leadership in School
Reform in Louisville, KY, working with
schools throughout the United States and
Canada to promote change and reform in
education. In presenting the award,
Madeleine R. Grumet, Dean of the School
of Education, recognized Schlechty for
“challenging us to envision an education system unlike any that has existed before and to
busy ourselves with the task of creating it.”
Accepting the award, Schlechty stated that
although he had his doctorate when he came
to the UNC-Chapel Hill, his graduate students and colleagues at the School of
Education gave him his real education, collaborating with him to develop ideas on
school reform that became the foundation of
his international work and influence.
Dr. William C. Self , who earned his
Ed.D. degree from the School of Education
in 1956 and his
M.A. in 1948,
received the
Alumni
Achievement
Award, presented
by Dr. Edwin
Dunlap,
Executive
Director of the
NC School
Boards
William Self. Photo by Steve
Association. Self
joined the faculty Whitsitt.
of the School of
Education in 1972 and served as Dean until
1982. He was Superintendent of the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools from 196772 during the period of desegregation, one of
the most critical times in the history of public education. “Dr. Self’s personal convictions and integrity gave him the ability to be
an inspirational leader at a turbulent time,”
Dunlap said. “He was the stabilizing force in
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Schlechty Challenges Audience to Save
American Public Education
“T
his generation of
educators
will either lose public
education in America
or save it. That is the
challenge before us,”
Dr. Phillip C.
Schlechty charged in
a keynote address to
an audience of alumni
at the School of
Education’s Alumni
Day on September 22.
A former faculty
member at the School
of Education and currently President and
CEO of the Center for
Presenter Phillip C. Schlechty. Photo by Steve Whitsitt.
Larry Mabe ’93, Alumni Council President and
Superintendent of Chatham County Schools, and Bill
McNeal, Superintendent of Wake County Schools.
Photo by Steve Whitsitt.
Leadership in School Reform in Louisville,
KY, Schlechty described the environment in
which schools operate today as having
undergone seismic shifts in recent decades,
including current expectations that every
child will learn, shifting demographics,
changing morals and cultural norms, and
technological advances that have opened up
new means of learning. “Schools have been
shaken up,” Schlechty said, “and the assumptions on which schools are based have been
challenged.” Schlechty urged the audience
to re-think the process of public education
and re-invent schools to be creative, constructive, and vital to today’s world.
Responding to Schlechty’s comments
were Dr. Betty Siegel (’53), President of
Kennesaw State University in Georgia, Dr.
Hall was part of the School’s annual Alumni
William McNeal, Superintendent of Wake
Day celebration. At an evening banquet,
County Schools, and Dr. Fenwick English,
Schlechty received the School’s Peabody
Eaves Professor of Educational Leadership at
Award, recognizing his contribution to the
the School of Education. Siegel affirmed the
profession of education.
urgency of looking “with a
new lens at what we must
be about,” citing the values
of trust, respect, optimism,
and intentionality as an
important frame of reference in defining what educators represent. McNeal
related stories of children
in his schools, highlighting
the importance of addressing the diversity that children bring to classrooms.
Focusing on a phone call he
received early one morning
Left to right: Professor Dwight Rogers, Barbara Chapman ’81, Joel Siegel ’52
from a 9-year-old named
and ’61, and Betty Siegel ’53, President of Kennesaw State University. Photo
Jessica, McNeal reminded
by Steve Whitsitt.
the audience how the experience of school is anchored
to each and every child’s
sense of hope and pride. English
emphasized the concept of leadership as “conquering the context
rather than succumbing to it” and
the importance of “making schools
not just different but better than
they are now.”
Moderated by Dr. Madeleine R.
Grumet, Dean of the School of
Education, and Dr. Larry Mabe,
President of the School’s Alumni
Association, the event at the
Morehead Planetarium Banquet
Eliz Colbert ’86 and ’94, and Professor Barbara Day ’62 and ’68.
Photo by Steve Whitsitt.
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the first metropolitan school system in the
nation to undergo massive desegregation.”
Dunlap also announced the establishment of
the William Self Equity Series, an endowed
fund honoring Self, who is now retired.
Based on the belief that every child in this
country should have access to a quality education, the fund will bring scholars to the
School of Education from around the country to focus on equity in education. Self credited his achievements to his good fortune in
receiving opportunities to serve and to colleagues from the School of Education as well
as members of his immediate family who
encouraged and supported him in his work.
The Honorable Howard N. Lee ,
who represents District Sixteen in the NC
Senate, received the Distinguished
Leadership
Award, recognizing his advocacy
for education
during his tenure
as a senator. In
presenting the
award, Dr.
Barbara Day,
Professor in the
School of
Education, cited
Senator Lee’s
Senator Howard Lee. Photo
role
as a key
by Steve Whitsitt.
sponsor of two of
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the state’s most important education bills,
Smart Start and the Excellent Schools Act,
as well as his sustained support for higher
teacher salaries, greater accountability, and
more funding for public education. Currently
Vice Chair of Senate Committee on
Education/Higher Education among others,
Lee previously served as Mayor of Chapel
Hill and as a member of Governor Jim
Hunt’s cabinet. In accepting the award, Lee
spoke of his own lifelong thirst for education
and the joy of teaching and influencing
youngsters. “Of all the experiences I have
ever had, all the achievements I have ever
enjoyed, all the accomplishments I have
been able to reach, no experience was more
satisfying and gratifying than having a
youngster walk up to me and say, ‘It’s
because of you that I am where I am. You
made me believe in myself.’” Senator Lee
pledged to continue doing all he can to support those on the front lines of education.
The Excellence in Teaching Award was
presented to Mr. John A. Waszak , a fifthgrade teacher at New Hope Elementary
School in Orange County who earned his
baccalaureate degree from the School of
Education in 1983. Waszak’s approach to
teaching and learning focuses on respect,
creativity, generosity of spirit, and community service. Among the many creative projects that Waszak and his students have
underway are a nature trail, a papier-mâché
archipelago complete with flora and fauna, a
Big Buddy program with kindergarten classes, and participation in the Festival for the
Eno. Ms. Shae
Burkett (A.B.Ed.
’00), a fellow
New Hope
teacher who
completed her
student teaching
under Waszak,
cited his inspirational ability to
instill a passion
John Waszak. Photo by
for learning in his
Steve Whitsitt.
students. “He
brings everyone
together in a community of mutual respect
where all achieve success and every student
develops an appreciation of academic rigor,”
Burkett said. Accepting the award, Waszak
remarked on what he has learned from his
students. “Kids teach us things,” he said.
“What they have taught me, time and again,
is that you really can do anything if you just
set your mind to it.” Waszak has previously
won other teaching awards, including Math
Teacher of the Year for Chapel HillCarrboro City Schools in 1984 and Orange
County Schools in 1997, and Teacher of the
Year for Orange County Schools in 1998.
Ms. Christina C. Arnette , who earned
her baccalaureate degree from the School of
Education in 1991, received the Outstanding
Young Alumna Award. A former high
school English teacher, Arnette is currently
working to educate at-risk children and
youth in her community near Los Angeles,
CA, by accessing community resources to
address their needs. As Grant Programs
Coordinator with Rowland Unified School
District, she manages multiple programs
including Healthy Start, JUMP, Early
Mental Health Initiative, a teen pregnancy
prevention program, a high school smoking
prevention program, and an HIV/AIDS prevention and education program. She has
worked with school administrators and community medical providers to open a schoolbased children’s clinic. In presenting the
award, Dr. Sterling Hennis, Professor
Emeritus of
English Education
at the School of
Education, said,
“Chris Arnette’s
work bears witness to the challenges that face
young people in
our complex society and to the
remarkable contributions of a
Christina Arnette
young educator
who bonds social
conscience to energy, creativity and innovation.” Accepting the award was her sister,
Ms. Julie McCoy of Charlotte, NC, who
expressed Arnette’s appreciation and her
affection for the School and for Chapel Hill.
Arnette was unable to attend due to the difficulties with air travel in the aftermath of
the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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Educational
Leadership
Faculty Work on
Educational
Reform
Educational Leadership invites its faculty
to teach about educational reform, to
study it, and to do it. The School’s
Educational Leadership faculty work on
educational reform at many levels. For
example, Fenwick W. English,
Coordinator of the Educational Leadership
Program and the Robert Wendell Eaves,
Sr. Professor of Educational Leadership,
co-led a curriculum management audit of
the State of Georgia in the fall of 2001.
English headed a seven-person team that
conducted an examination of Georgia’s
Quality Core Curriculum (QCC), a statedesigned reform curriculum in four subject
areas: English/language arts, social studies, science, and mathematics. The QCC is
used by Georgia teachers to educate
1,422,941 students, K-12, across the state.
Funded by the Georgia State Board of
Education, the study compared Georgia’s
curriculum to national standards and
resulted in recommendations for curricular
improvements as well as changes in the
state assessment program.
Catherine Marshall, Professor of
Educational Leadership, is the leader of a
nationally funded Ford Foundation Project
in defining and applying Leadership for
Social Justice. The project is aimed at
impacting concepts of social, political, and
economic equity in leadership preparation
programs and changing work in schools to
reduce historic inequalities often found in
the schools. The project supports small
research, policy papers, development projects, program reform materials, collaboration, and communication. The consortium
currently includes approximately 100 faculty members from 75 major universities in
the United States, Canada, and New
Zealand.
Associate Professor of Educational
Leadership William Malloy is engaged
in a project funded by the Rockefeller
Foundation, an evaluation of the Comer
Schools nationally, working with George
Noblit, Professor of Culture, Curriculum,
and Change, and Carol Malloy, Assistant
Professor of Mathematics Education. The
Comer Schools have been formed to
change education in urban areas. The
investigators are studying four large urban
school districts nationally that are undergoing reform and are using James Comer’s
School Development Program as part of
their reform strategy. The focus is on how
the school district context affects implementation of the School Development
Program.
Kathleen Brown, Assistant Professor
of Educational Leadership and a former
middle school principal, is engaged locally
in the design and development of the new
R. D. and Euzelle P. Smith Middle School
in Chapel Hill. University and local public
school officials formed a partnership to
develop this school, which is housed
between an existing elementary school
and high school, thus creating a K-16 education campus. Smith Middle School will
include a School of Education Wing, which
will house the Carolina Teaching Network,
the School of Education’s distance education initiative, providing an accessible setting to benefit practicing teachers, public
school students, undergraduate and graduate students, and University faculty.
Noddings Cites Dangers of
High Stakes Testing, Promotes Trust
Third Annual Frances C. and William P. Smallwood Dialogue for Women
in Educational Leadership
by Bridget Stinger, Master’s Student, Early Childhood Intervention and Family Studies
standards is insulting to educators,” she stated, “because it implies that the American
education system has never had standards
before. Standardized testing has been in
place for decades, yet high stakes have never
been attached to it.” Noddings pointed out
that standardized tests at one time were written by the textbook company and therefore
were automatically aligned
with the material being taught,
as opposed to
the current
approach,
which creates
the need to
align the curriculum to the
test.
According to
Noddings,
politicians are
more inclined
to blame
schools for failing to educate
poor students
than to address
the conditions
in society that
produce poor
Dr. Nel Noddings leads the 2001 Smallwood Dialogue. Photo by Ollie Brock.
students. “High
stakes testing is
a continual
humiliation of
poor students,” she said. “because poor stusibility for their students, their curriculum,
dents are not as successful on the tests.”
and their community,” said Noddings,
Another contributing factor to the state
addressing an audience of more than 100
of public schools is the lack of trust between
women and men educators from across the
parents and teachers, which Noddings attribstate at the Frances C. and William P.
utes to larger schools. The culture of a school
Smallwood Dialogue for Women in
and community is lost as school size increasEducational Leadership at the Carolina Club
es. “The familiarity between students, paron the Carolina campus on October 27.
ents, and teachers is diminished,” she asserted.
Coping strategies to help with the
increasing demands placed on educators
include establishing open forums to rebuild
trust and increase communication between
school and the community. In addition,
Noddings recommended that standardized
tests be extensively studied to examine the
content of the test and why that material is
being tested. She cited several reasons for
pushing for testing reform, including test
Ph.D. student, Ji-Yeon Jo (left), and M.A.T. stuanxiety, demoralized teachers, vulnerable
dent, Megumi Takahashi, enjoy brunch at the
administrators, and continued humiliation of
Smallwood Dialogue. Photo by Ollie Brock.
the poor. “If the tests are a good measure,
W
arning of the dangers of high
stakes testing, Dr. Nel Noddings,
Professor Emeritus of Child
Education at Stanford University, challenged the term “accountability,” stating
that educators have a natural sense of
accountability called responsibility.
“Teachers have always had a sense of respon-
teachers will not have to teach to them,”
Noddings explained, “because what teachers
already cover will be reflected on the test.”
Some people hope that the high stakes
testing regimen will collapse on itself, but
according to Noddings, such a collapse could
lead to the demise of the American public
school system as we know it. “Many critics are
waiting in the wings to condemn public
schools,” she said. Expressing her conviction
that schools cannot do what is being asked of
them, Noddings encouraged educators to
work for effective change in the current system. She emphasized the importance of integrating different subjects, especially at the
high school level. “Math intersects with social
studies and sciences, and those subjects can be
taught in an integrated way,” she explained.
Noddings also suggested reviving interest in
vocational/commercial education, using
European schools as a model. “Giving students choices is important,” Noddings encouraged. “Our language should move from
accountability, force, and coercion, to words
like choice, invitation, and responsibility.”
She encouraged educators to talk with their
students about different types of success
beyond financial.
Following a round-table discussion among
participants about topics such as the value of
a high school diploma, the teacher shortage,
and the dilemma of special needs students
who are unable to pass standardized tests,
Noddings reiterated that regardless of what
the state mandates, the most important part
of successful schools is the trusting relationships built there. She identified teachers as a
key to achieving these goals. “Experienced
teachers need to lead less experienced teachers,” she asserted, urging all educators to work
to rebuild trust and increase communication
between school and community and to challenge high stakes accountability.
The dialogue series is funded by the
Frances C. and William P. Smallwood
Foundation of Fort Worth, Texas. The
Smallwood Foundation also provides fellowships for selected first-year students in the
doctoral program in Educational Leadership
at the School of Education. The four
Smallwood Fellows for 2001-2002 — Sherry
Stewart, Joi Robinson, Karla Eanes, and
Melanie Rhoadsare — on campus and progressing in their studies.
A video recording of Nel Noddings’
lecture is available on the Web at
www.unc.edu/depts/ed/news/noddings.html.
If you need a media player for your computer,
you can download one at www.real.com.
Noddings pointed out that most teachers
do not oppose curriculum standards or standardized testing. “The problem with standardized testing is the high stakes aspect that
has been added to it,” she said. “School systems in states across the country are placing
students in jeopardy of not succeeding if they
don’t pass a standardized test that in many
cases is not aligned with the curriculum.”
Noddings challenged the idea that
schools are failing. She noted that some
schools are failing and most could use
improvement, but she stressed the need to
ask the question of what needs improving
before mandating standard improvements for
all schools. “The idea that schools now need
Maria Palmer, doctoral student in Educational Leadership and member of the N.C. State Board of Education,
offers comments in response to Noddings’ remarks. Photo by Ollie Brock.
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The Carolina Slate • G R A N T S , A W A R D S , A N D H O N O R S
Ford Foundation, National Science Foundation, and U. S. Department of
Education Fund Faculty Projects
Faculty to Work on Middle School Math, Social Justice, and Services for Children with Disabilities
Math teacher at Phillips Middle School in Chapel Hill
works with students. New grants will support school of
Education faculty in middle school math projects.
A Developmental and Contextual
Perspective on Identity and Learning in
Reform-Oriented Mathematics Classrooms
The National Science Foundation has
awarded $1.1 million to Carol Malloy,
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Education, Jill Hamm, Assistant Professor of
Educational Psychology, and Judith Meece,
Professor of Educational Psychology, for a 3year study of learning, identity and peer
processes in reform-oriented middle grades
classrooms. The investigators will analyze
data from 30 public school classrooms, providing an in-depth, longitudinal analysis of
middle school students’ development as
learners in mathematics. Teachers in the
selected classes are implementing curriculum
aligned with the teaching standards and
principles of the National Council of
Teachers of Mathematics.
North Carolina Middle Math Project
Russell Rowlett, Clinical Professor of
Mathematics Education and Director of the
School of Education’s Center for
Mathematics and Science Education, has
received a $2 million award from the
National Science Foundation for a 4-year,
statewide program to support middle school
mathematics teachers. Along with co-principal investigators Sidney Rachlin of East
Carolina University, Henry Johnson of the
NC Department of Public Instruction, and
Gerry Madrazo of the UNC Mathematics
and Science Network, Rowlett and colleagues will form a leadership network
including university mathematicians, university mathematics educators, school system
administrators, and middle school mathematics teachers. They will develop three new
graduate level courses for middle school
math teachers who wish to pursue a master’s
degree and/or National Board Certification.
Working with colleagues from eight other
Mathematics and Science Education
Network Centers across North Carolina,
they will deliver the courses to middle school
math teachers across the state.
Leadership for Social Justice
The Ford Foundation has awarded
$100,000 to Catherine Marshall, Professor of
Educational Leadership, for an 18-month
project to establish Leadership for Social
Justice, a nationwide consortium of scholars
interested in equity for school leaders.
Building on the emerging concern about
high turnover among principals and superintendents, the consortium focuses on the low
Second-Year Teacher Wins
Two Grants to Implement
Creative Lesson Ideas
Alumna Tracy Voreis, a second-year
seventh grade teacher at the Durham School
of the Arts, won grants from the Toshiba
American Foundation and the Southern
Poverty Law Center to implement two creative lesson ideas. The$7,000 Toshiba grant
will fund a program called “You Be the
Doctor,” in which students will use science
while experiencing what it’s like to be a doctor, nurse or X-ray technician. Voreis will
give her students patient history forms; then
the students will perform simulated tests
such as biopsies, blood tests, X-rays and
throat cultures and use reference materials to
study diseases and suggest treatment.
The $900 Teaching Tolerance Grant
from the Southern Poverty Law Center will
fund a program called “My Culture, My
Community, My World,” in which students
will study their own culture, other cultures,
and global issues. Using poetry, short stories,
photographs, films, music and newspaper
articles as bases for discussion, students will
gain a deeper understanding of how one person’s experiences
relate to other people around the
world. Students
will create videos
to educate others
about different cultures and about
social justice
issues.
A 2000 graduate of the School
of Education’s
Middle Grades
program, Voreis
learned about the
grant opportunities
over the summer
Tracey Voreis (center) works with her seventh-grade students at the Durham School of
by
searching the
the Arts. Photo by Ross Taylor, courtesy of The Herald-Sun.
Web.
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percentages of women and minorities in
these positions and the failure of graduate
programs and state licensure policies to promote attitudes, knowledge, and skills for
social justice. The consortium will support
small research, policy papers, development
projects, collaboration, communication
through listserves, and materials for program
reform. Headquartered in the School of
Education at UNC-Chapel Hill, the consortium currently comprises approximately 100
faculty representing 75 major universities
across the United States and in Canada and
New Zealand.
The Transatlantic Consortium on Early
Childhood Education
The Fund for the Improvement of
Postsecondary Education of the U.S.
Department of Education has awarded
$203,000 to Rune Simeonsson, Professor of
Early Childhood, Family and Literacy
Studies, and School Psychology. In this 3year study, Simeonsson will collaborate with
five European partners (in Finland, Sweden,
Germany and Portugal) and two U.S. partners to expand and strengthen the policy,
practice, and research base of human services
for young children with disabilities and their
families in Europe and the United States.
They will establish cross-cultural training
to prepare practitioners for leadership roles,
promote collaborative research through
technology-based interaction and exchange
visits, and develop a base for further longrange collaboration, including joint academic programs.
Veal Recognized for Contributions
to Science Teaching
William Veal
William Veal, Assistant
Professor of Science
Education, received the
Association for the
Education of Teachers
in Science
(AETS) Award
Category V,
Implications of
Research for
Educational Practice, for his paper entitled,
“What knowledge is of most worth for lateral
entry secondary science teachers.” The
award will be presented at the annual meeting of AETS in January 2002. Veal also
received the President’s Award from the
American Association for Teaching and
Curriculum, recognizing his service to the
association.
Ware, O’Sullivan and Germuth
Capture NCARE Research Awards
Bill Ware and Rita O’Sullivan, along
with co-author Amy Germuth, won the
2001 Distinguished Paper Awards from the
NC Association for Research in Education.
The winning papers are:
Ware, W. B. “Bootstrapped confidence
intervals: Coverage as a function of shape,
number of bootstrap replicates, and sample
size.”
O’Sullivan, R. and Germuth, A.
“Assessing kindergarten readiness: The
importance of a comprehensive sampling
frame.”
The Distinguished Paper Award is given
annually by NCARE, an organization established in 1974 to improve the quality of education in North Carolina through research
and evaluation. The membership of NCARE
includes teachers, principals, school system
administrators, university faculty and staff,
graduate students, DPI staff, members of
local education agencies, and people working
in private research organizations. Ware and
O’Sullivan are professors in the Educational
Psychology, Measurement and Evaluation
program, and Germuth is a doctoral student
in the program.
Teaching Fellows Program Wins
Community Service Award
The Orange County Rape Crisis Center
has announced that its annual Chap Award
for Community Service will be presented to
the North Carolina Teaching Fellows
Program of the School of Education this
year. The award honors significant contributions to the Center’s mission of ending sexual violence and recognizes the Teaching
Fellows’ effectiveness in building a strong
partnership with the Rape Crisis Center’s
Community Education Program by presenting programs to school children. The Rape
Crisis Center is one of several community
organizations in which Teaching Fellows
work weekly during their junior year. “The
aim of the junior year Community Course is
to involve Teaching Fellows in work with
students outside the classroom setting,”
said Howard Machtinger, Director of the
Carolina Teaching Fellows program. “We are
delighted to have been of help to the Orange
County Rape Crisis Center, and we greatly
appreciate their efforts in developing a significant and engaging curriculum and program for the Teaching Fellows. This award is
really a tribute to the work of the Rape Crisis
Center and the dozen or so Teaching Fellows
who made it happen.” Other Teaching
Fellows community placements include the
UNC-Chapel Hill Hospital School, Project
Homestart of the Interfaith Family
Connections, Legal Services of NC,
Regarding Race (a middle school photography project), the Chapel Hill/Carrboro
YMCA, the UNC-Chapel Hill Campus Y,
the Women’s Center, Volunteers for Youth,
the Girl Scouts, Big Brother/Big Sister,
and the Multiple Sclerosis Association.
N E W S • The Carolina Slate
Quach Among
Inaugural Class
of Gates
Millennium
Scholars
Lan Quach, a Ph.D. student in the
Culture, Curriculum, and Change program,
was named a Gates Millennium Scholar in
2000-2001, the inaugural year of the scholarship program. Quach’s award was renewed
for the current year, giving her a total award
of $35,000. The Gates Millennium Scholars,
funded by a grant from the Bill and Melinda
Gates Foundation, provides outstanding
minority students with the opportunity to
complete a graduate education in the areas
of education, mathematics, science, engineering, or library science. The goal of this
program is to increase the representation of
minority persons in fields where they are
severely underrepresented. Quach plans to
teach and pursue research after completing
her Ph.D. Her research interests include language and identity formation in students,
and teacher beliefs and effectiveness in
working with diverse populations.
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William Self Equity Series
It was a pleasant surprise for the former
Dean of the School of Education, Dr.
William Self (M.Ed. ’48, Ed.D. ’56) when Ed
Dunlap (Ph.D. ’80) announced the creation
of the William Self Equity Series Saturday
evening, September 22, 2001 at the Alumni
Awards Celebration. Former colleagues and
students Bob Hanes (M.A. ’54, Ph.D. ’56),
Ray Sarbaugh (M.Ed. ’53, Ed.D. ’82), Nancy
Farmer (A.B.Ed. ’69, M.Ed. ’70, Ed.D. ’82)
and Ed Dunlap joined forces with Dr. Self’s
daughter and son-in-law, Leslie and Mitch
Odess, to secure the endowment that will
support the William Self Equity Series.
The William Self Equity Series exemplifies the powerful leadership and personal
conviction reflected in Dr. Self’s dedicated
career to schooling in North Carolina. The
series will bring to the School of Education
scholars and practitioners from around the
country who can share their expertise with
our students, faculty and the broader community. The focus of the series will be rooted
in the promise that every child in this country should have access to an education. The
William Self Equity Series will provide an
important venue for furthering this agenda at
the School of Education by bringing the
broader educational community together to
focus on issues related to educational policy,
school reform, curriculum development and
teacher education.
Dr. Self’s outstanding career in education
began in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth Public
Schools. He served as Superintendent of the
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools from 196772, one of the most critical times in the history of public education. His integrity and
calm nature gave him the ability to be an
inspirational leader during the
turbulent aftermath of the
Supreme Court’s desegregation ruling. CharlotteMecklenburg became a model
as the first metropolitan
school system in the nation to
undergo massive desegregation.
In 1972, the School of
Education was fortunate to
have Bill Self join the faculty.
He believed in a primary service role of the School to the
public schools of this state.
He created a trusted and worthy bridge between the knowledge and skills within the
University and the problems
and challenges in public
school work. He was admired,
respected, and deeply appreciated from Murphy to Manteo.
Despite his administrative
responsibilities as Dean, his
Dr. William Self ’48 and ’56 with his daughter, Leslie Odess.
work with school leaders
across the state, and his consulting around the country on school desegPlease join others in making a gift to the
regation plans, he was always available to his
William Self Equity Series. Your contribustudents.
tion will make a difference in the impact the
Because Bill Self is a role model for what
School of Education can have in working
is right and courageous in public school serwith educational leaders and practitioners on
vice, and because his life has been dedicated
the issues of equity in education today.
to advancing the issues associated with equiDonations can be sent to School of
ty in schools, this fund has been established
Education Foundation, CB 3500, Peabody
in his honor. Responding to the announceHall, Chapel Hill, NC 27599. For additional
ment of the fund, Dr. Self replied, with his
information, contact Wendy Borman,
characteristic humility and a grin on his face,
Director of Development, School of
“How can all these people remember me
Education, by phone at 919/962-5381
after all these years?”
or email, [email protected].
Brice, Morrison Retire
Richard A. Brice , Professor of
Curriculum and Instruction and Early
Childhood Literacy and Families, will retire
from UNC
on December 31. A
member of the faculty
since 1972, Brice has
taught classes in elementary and early
childhood education,
curriculum, family
education and
involvement, and
worked with the
Dr. Richard Brice
Carolina Teaching
Fellows. He served as
Coordinator of the
M.Ed. Program in Early Childhood and
Elementary Education for approximately 20
years.
“Richard cares deeply about students,
getting to know them well and supporting
them throughout their academic programs,”
said Barbara Day, Coordinator of the
School’s Curriculum and Instruction program in which Brice taught. “He often maintains contacts with students after graduation,
celebrating family events in their lives.
Many in the School of Education will miss
his friendship and collegial spirit.”
Brice’s areas of research include teacher
education, science education, health promotion curriculum for Native American children, and family education and involvement
in elementary schools. His contributions to
the profession and community consist of a
wide range of services, including, with the
assistance of Lin Frye, the founding of
Project RESPECT, a teacher education project on environmental education involving
parents, teachers, children, and the community, funded by the Center for Mathematics
and Science Education. Brice has been an
active participant in the North Carolina
Association for the Education of Young
Children in a variety of roles including
President, Treasurer, Chair of the Editorial
Board, member of the Conference Design
Team and Advisor to the President. He
also served as Coordinator of the Grady A.
Brown Elementary Professional Development
School and a member of the Environmental
Education Certification Committee with the
North Carolina Department of Environment
and Natural Resources.
In retirement, Brice will continue to
serve on doctoral committees of students,
complete work on a research article scheduled for publication in Preventative Medicine
next fall, and act as a consultant
to the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum on
Hackers Island. Brice and his wife Robin will
continue to live in Chapel Hill, but will
spend more time at their home at the coast,
cruising the Intercoastal Waterway and visiting friends and family across the country.
James Morrison , who joined the faculty
of the School of Education in 1973, will
retire December 31 from his position as
Professor of
Educational
Leadership.
Morrison’s teaching and research
areas include environmental scanning and forecasting, planning,
management, and
using technology
Dr. Jim Morrison
in educational
organizations. He
is the author or co-author of more than 200
publications on these topics. He received the
Distinguished Scholar Award from the
American Educational Research
UPCOMING
Association’s Special Interest Group on
Strategies Change in 1999.
“Jim has an unusual breadth of knowledge regarding issues of instructional technology, and most importantly, he is able to
translate that knowledge into understandable publications,” said Linda Carl, Special
Assistant to the Provost, who has worked
with Morrison at Carolina. “His work has
benefited great numbers of faculty.”
Morrison founded and served as first
President of the American Educational
Research Association Special Interest
Group (SIG) on Postsecondary Education,
and later, when the SIG became Division J,
served as Vice President and member of
the AERA Council. He also chaired AERA’s
SIG on Futures Research; chaired the
editorial board of The Review of Higher
Education; and served as consulting editor
of The Review of Educational Research and
The American Educational Research Journal.
He founded On the Horizon (http://www.
camfordpublishing.com) and currently serves
as editor emeritus. With SOE alumnus James
Ptaszynski (Ph.D. ’89), he founded and currently serves as editor of The Technology
Source, an e-journal designed to assist educators as they face the challenge of integrating
information technology tools into teaching
and into managing educational organizations.
In his retirement from UNC-Chapel
Hill, Morrison will continue editing The
Technology Source (http://www.ts.mivu.org ),
which moved to the Michigan Virtual
University in October 2001. He will also
continue to maintain the Horizon web site
(http://horizon.unc.edu), which serves as an
important information database for educators, receiving more than four million
requests for URL pages per year.
Events
Please Join Us!
March 16-17
First Carolina Women’s Forum
George Watts Hill Alumni Center
The forum will bring together women graduates of
UNC-Chapel Hill. Speakers will include Betty Ray
McCain ’52, former NC Secretary of Cultural
Resources and current General Alumni
Association Board Chair; Karen Jurgensen ’71,
Editor of USA Today, and Virginia Carson ’71,
Director of the UNC-Chapel Hill Campus Y.
Breakout sessions will address current world
events, women in leadership roles, balancing
work and family, and women’s health care issues.
For more information, contact Stephanie Miller ’83
at [email protected] or 919/962-7058.
May 16-18
School of Education 50th Reunion
Peabody Hall and The Carolina Inn
All members of the School of Education Class of
1952, please join us for the First School of
Education 50th Reunion. A schedule of events and
reservation form for this special weekend will be
mailed to you this spring. For more information,
contact Jenny Jones-Goodwin at
[email protected] or 919/843-6979.
For the latest information on these and other
spring events, including the 24th Annual Ira
J. Gordon Memorial Lecture (date TBA),
visit our Web site at www.unc.edu/depts/ed/
or contact Jenny Jones-Goodwin, Associate
Director of Alumni Relations, at
[email protected] or 919/843-6979.
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The Carolina Slate • G I V I N G
From the Director of Development
The world has changed since September 11, and so have all of us.
Our basic democratic principles and values have been challenged and
we find ourselves evaluating and reconsidering what is most important in our lives. My hope for Americans is that – through institutions and as individuals – we will make positive choices that affect
how we relate to one another. We all have a responsibility to ensure
that the economic and political freedoms that we enjoy remain available to all Americans.
Freedom begins with the opportunities that are afforded to every
child in America. Whether you are a parent, teacher, coach, school
board member or PTA volunteer, you have the ability to create new
opportunities for a child. I am always amazed and energized by the stories told by our alumni of
the powerful transformation that takes place for one child because someone opened a door.
The impact that School of Education alumni have had on thousands of children is remarkable!
September 11 gave me pause to think about the role institutions play in creating a world
where all can experience the freedom and opportunities that we as Americans take for granted.
Philanthropy – defined as voluntary action for the common good – plays an important role in
making change in this country. We saw the power of philanthropy after September 11.
Volunteers from around the country joined together and more than a billion dollars were contributed for relief efforts in a matter of weeks!
My hope as a fundraiser is that the desire to make change for the common good will grow in
the hearts of all Americans. I am confident that philanthropy is contagious – it empowers us,
gives us a sense of being able to do something positive, makes us feel better about the world.
The alumni and friends of the School of Education listed in this honor roll understand this idea
and have put it into action. They know they can make a difference for an organization that is
making positive changes in this world.
The School of Education celebrates those who have contributed during the past academic
year (July 1, 2000-June 30, 2001) by listing them in the following pages, and we thank you for
making a difference through the children you touch and the doors you open every day.
Wendy Gratz Borman
Director of Development
Contributors’ Honor Roll
Celebrating the financial investment made by alumni and friends of the School of Education (July 1, 2000 to June 30, 2001)
Peabody Society
(gifts at $2000 and
above)
In tribute to George Peabody,
American business leader and
philanthropist, individuals who
provide annual gifts at this level
are recognized for their transforming investment in the
School of Education. Peabody
Society members have their
names engraved on a plaque in
Peabody Hall, receive special
invitations to the School of
Education’s Dean’s Circle
events, and are recognized
through the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chancellors’ Club.
Alumni
J .W. Burress Foundation
Mary Louise Bizzell Burress
Barbara Holland Chapman
William Sherard Chapman Jr.
Robert Wendell Eaves Jr.
John Alfred Fraley
Laura Evelyn Francis-Thorp
Lezley Blair Hoffman
Adelaide Burke Horton
Thomas Stephen Kenan III
Harvey Leroy Kennedy
Harold Lillard Kennedy III
Grace Danhoff McKinnon
Deborah Day Roach
Edgar Mayo Roach Jr.
Clay Bernardin Thorp
Friends
AOL Time Warner, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Frances C. & William P.
Smallwood Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline -- RTP
Samuel and Margaret Holton
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
Thomas S. Kenan
Foundation, Inc.
Beverly Eaves Perdue
Philip Morris USA
Warner Music Group Services
Deborah Bundy Wilson
Dean’s Circle
(gifts from $500-$1,999)
The Dean’s Circle recognizes
donors who provide a generous
investment in furthering the
School of Education’s Teacher
Education Program, research
and connection to public education. Dean’s Circle members
have their names engraved on a
plaque in Peabody Hall, and
receive special invitations to
the School of Education’s
Dean’s Circle events.
Alumni
Billie Collins Alphin
Frances Dayton Bobbie
Elizabeth Meckley Boyd
Barbara Robinson Buckland
Patricia Turnage Calloway
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Donald Ray Calloway Jr.
Birch Lipford Carlson
Ronald Jackie Carroll
Ashley Bartley Cook
John Powell Deason III
Edwin Eugene Dunlap Jr.
Nancy Jane Farmer
Tony William Fisher
Susan Walker Fisher
Sarah Reckford Gray
Charles Foster Hartman
Phyllis Roberson Hendrickson
Barbara Lovill Hooks
W. Borden Hooks Jr.
Kimberly Weston Johnson
John Thomas Kelleher
Susan Bowman Kelly
Michael Denard Kennedy
Joan Ferrell Kennedy
Lee Swain LaVallee
Lucinda Haycock Liscow
Cornelia Wallace Morris
Frederick M. Morris III
James Julian Myers
Sarah Elizabeth Parker
Lynn Ayala Ramsey
Mark Louis Schaeffer
Cecil McLane Smith
Vicki Sue Stafford
Mary Elizabeth Van Every
Marvin Martin Ward
Joyce Daughtry White
Friends
Barnes & Noble, Inc.
Calloway Contracting
Group LLC
Ernest H. Dark
Jumpstart For
Young Children, Inc.
The Sammy and Michele
Martin Foundation
Donald John Stedman
Benefactors
(gifts of $250-$499)
Gifts at this level support the
preparation of teachers, further
the School’s research agenda
and make a positive impact on
public education in North
Carolina.
Alumni
Sarah Elizabeth Armstrong *
Mary June Arnold
Douglas DeGolyer Arnold
Pamela Woodall Bass
Charles Lewis Beatty
Ray Denton Benfield
Amy Allmendinger Brisley
Jon Philip Brisley
Anne Campbell Brooks
Thurman Seay Brooks
Betty Myers Brooks
Wilburn George Burgin Jr.
Laurie Jones Chapman
Charles Morgan Clarke
Judith Stanley Creech
Ellen Searle Eastwood
Frances Moncrief Eide
Jean Rogers Flowers
Sandra Keller Furr
Joseph L. Giles
James Lonnie Harper
Mary Beth Miller Harper
H. Leon Holleman
Charles Harry Huss
Alice Harkins Maniloff
James Davis Mellon Jr.
L. Dent Miller
Bonnie Williams Morrah
Jacquelyn Stroupe Pace
Linda Tully Sarubbi
Frank Gerhard Schafstedde
Mary Ann Sowers
William Page Steed
Robert Lewis Stein
Julia Crater Stevens
Zollie J. Stevenson Jr.
Jane Gerg Van Galen
Harry Eugene Varney
Barbara McDonald Wilkerson
J. Tracy Wilkerson
Wanda Jones Williams
Roy Allen Williams
Lottie Lee Williamson
Friends
James Owen Barber
Russell J. Rowlett III
United Way of
Palm Beach County
Gerald Unks
Sponsors
(gifts from $100-$249)
The School of Education is
proud of the support that we
receive from our friends and
alumni who choose to make a
difference in the opportunities
afforded to our students.
Alumni
Daniel P. Abercrombie
Nancy Kilpatrick Adams
Sally McMillan Adams
Robin Collins Adams
Mary Austin Adkins
Ruth McLaughlin Aitken
Carol J. Cunningham
Alexander
Michael Jay Allen
Barbara Lentz Allman
Jo Ann S. Anderson
John Bryan Anderson
Lane Schofield Anderson III
Rosalie Martha Andrews
Nancy Davis Avery
Marybell Avery
Grace Graham Bacon
William Howard Baldwin
Jacqueline Merritt Barber
James Leonard Barnhardt
Irene Evelyn Barrier
James William Batten
Betty Gurkin Beacham
C. Keith Beamon
Emily Revelle Beck
John Hughes Bender Jr.
Charlotte Stumph Bennett
Charles Glenn Bennett Jr.
Mary McClure Berg
Lee Hollingsworth Berger
Billie Spruill Best
Richard Lamont Bestwick
Barbara Costa Bosse
Kenneth Arnold Branch
Sheila Sanderson Breitweiser
Alexsandra Buckley Brelinsky
Lynne Beazlie Brock
Georgia Hancoth Brock
Pamela McDaniel Brothers
Christine Pedrotty Brown
Roy Victor Bruninghaus
Ann Tolar Bryan
Barbara Rice Bunch
Frank Edwin Bunker
Jean Ratliff Burch
Johnnie Edward Burke
Judy Jo Ulmer Burke
Judith Taylor Burns
Frances Pegues Burroughs
Harry Olin Buzhardt Jr.
Vicky Tripp Byrd
William Bernard Campbell
Stuart Ives Carrier
Cynthia Caffey Carson
Beth Warren Carter
John Fleming Carter III
Allene Alston Casey
Cynthia Goldberg Cassone
Cathy Bowman Chambers
Kimberly Maddox Cherry
Beverly Bailey Chinnis
Diana Teasdale Clarkson
Gail Blonda Clay
Edwin Kenneth Cline
Shirley Williams Clodfelter
Donald Toliver Cobb
Christian Oglesby Cobb
Rush Dorsett Coe
Anne F. K. Coenen
Mary Herman Cole
Robert Feaster Coleman III
Anne Palmer Collier
M. Elizabeth Compton
Shirley Lewis Conley
Stiles Young Conrad
Bettie White Cooper
Mary Louise Johnston Corn
Max Gilliland Cotten
Hilda Gaddy Courter
Richard Scott Craddock
Mary Jane McCall Crews
Vernon Clay Culpepper Sr.
Glenda Currin Currin
L. Glenn Cuthrell
Mary Larson Davis
Marie Forbes Davis
Robert William Day
Gaye Mitchell Deal
Barbarah McDonald Dehoney
Milton Morris Dellinger
Kay Lambert Dennis
Jane Alligood deVos
Linda Andrews Dickinson
Lynne Courtney Diehl
Julia Smith Dimmitt
Orlando Cepeda Dobbin
Thomas Edward Dohrmann
Mary Brummitt Donavant
Pamela McCauley Dowell
Estilla Wilson Duncan
Alfred Gentry Dunn Jr.
Martin Allen Eaddy
Lois Virginia Edinger
Simpson Lindsay Efland*
Ann Pharr Elks
Gwynne Hathaway Elliott
Dorothy Hamilton Ellis
William Ward Ellis Jr.
Edward Lawrence Embree III
Kaye Shaffer Essick
Rex Dea Etheridge
Catherine Campbell Eubanks
Joan Jacobi Falk
Elaine Byrd Farge
Thomas Wade Farmer
Kathleen McLaughlin Finch
George Robert Fleetwood
Cynthia Caroline Flynn
Gloria Godine Fox
Billie Cain Frazier
Rickey Wayne Frye
Robert Gregory Fulcher
Mary Elizabeth Fuller
Joan Allen Gale
Raymond John Gallagher
Liza Elliott Garner
Linda Dew Garrou
John L.W. Garrou
John Horace Gentry
Cherry Warren Gillam
Robert Thomas Goforth
Robert Flournoy Goodwin Jr.
Nancy Dixon Gower
Pat Parson Graham
Carolyn Lois Greene
Benjamin Franklin Greene
Martha Evans Griffin
Elizabeth Francis Griffith
John Etheridge Guard III
JoAnna Davis Hamilton
Holley Morris Hamilton
Kathleen Campbell Hamilton
Donald Lloyd Hancock
Rufus Dwight Hare
Patrick Hayden Harman
Ronald Norman Harris
Perry Wilburn Harrison
Maureen Moczek Hartford
Crystal Ridge Hazelwood
Daniel Francis Heffernan Jr.
Deborah Andrews Heil
Thomas Blair Hines
Mary Laraine Young Hines
Sylvia Satterfield Hodge
Marvin Leon Hoffler
Margaret Roberts Holland
Patricia Martin Holleman
Ruth Gaines Honeycutt
John H. Hooper
Kathy Parrish Horton
Janet Krahler Houser
Mary Linker Hoyle
Richard Lee Hoyt
Judith Rhodes Hoyt
Timothy Craig Hucks
Herbert C. Hudgins Jr.
P. Scott Hummel
Roy Gilbert Hundley Jr.
Gilbert Harrison Hunt
Robert Hinman Hunt
James Alexander Hutchins Jr.
Jane Hall Hylton
Pamela Lewis Irminger
Charlotte Jessup Jackson
Karen Hite Jacob
W. Thomas Jamison
Fred Elliott Jarrett Jr.
L. Oval Jaynes Jr.
Vance O’Neal Johnson
James Hugh Johnson
Susan Gimmon Johnson
Stacey Holmes Johnson
Oliver C. Johnson Jr.
Judith Hess Jones
C. Jeffrey Jones
Sharon Lee Jones
Franklin Ross Jones
Patricia Turner Jordan
Mary Ann Wall Joyce
Ann Walston Joyner
Augusta A. Julian
Virginia Burke Karb
Algernon Joyner Keith
Janet Stanton Keith
Richard Craig Kelly
Michael Everett Kelly
Crawford Monroe Kennedy
Mary Efird Kepley
Alice Guirkin Kester
Ronald Ray Key
Sara Lynn King
Marthena Marrin King
Dorothy Marlow Kinlaw
John Livingston Kinlaw
J. David Kiser
Jean Almand Kitchin
Evelyn Peterson Kornegay
Kelly Bishop Kutschinski
G. B. Lamm
Dora Jeffreys Lancaster
Mary Wood Bobbitt Lawson
Glenn Dickerson Leath
Jill Marie Leet-Otley
Betty Graham Leitner
Vera Broughton Lentz
Jennifer Howard Lewis
Alba Myers Lewis
Lewis Oliver Liles
William Raymond Lindeman
Grey W. Lineweaver
Catherine Cockerham Lippard
Dolores Ann Lister
Linda Fisher Litaker
Dianne Little
Vicki Whitesides Lloyd
Glenda Bullock Locke
Kay Caldwell Logan
Ronnie Bruce Lopp
Jean Olivia Love
Francis Herbert Madigan
Carol Elaine Malloy
Alan Harvey Markow
David Augustus Martin
Carl Nevenas Mathis Jr.
Linda Howard Mattingly
Janice Wheelon McAdams
Elizabeth Hooker McCallister
Gary Mark McClain
Julian Woodburn McCracken Jr.
Mary Marcella McDonald
Diane Fisher McDowell
William Patton McDowell IV
Pamela Jones McGee
Ramona Deal McLamb
Elizabeth Scott McWilliams
John Charles Meeker
Alison Houck Mellin
Wendy Elizabeth
Meyer-Goodwin
Julia Haney Meyers
Julia Sanders Miller
Kathryn Taylor Miller
Ruby Spainhour Mills
Frances Farmer Minton
Virginia Pearce Mitchell
Kelly McCarthy Mooney
Melvin Glenn Moore
June Brooks Moore
Beth Edwards Morgan
Betty Liverman Moritz
Charles Danny Morris
Carolyn Frazier Moxley
Nancy Leonard Napier
Helen Willard Neubauer
Boyd Lee Newnam*
Mary Roberts Nifong
Alexandra Holland Novick
Kirsten Alida Nyrop
Janice Stewart Orson
Jeffrey George Pace
William Fisher Palmer
Jane Highsmith Parker
Linda Simmons Parker
Joan Liddell Parkinson
Harriet Amelia Parrish
Stephen Francis Partrick
Robert Hewitt Pate Jr.
Debra Lynn Patrick
Raymond John Paulos
Clare Burt Payne
Pamela Frazier Payne
Patricia Balkman Peterson
John Richard Pfaff
Harry Herman Phillips
Barbara Dolva Pieper
Judith Ellen Pliner
Mary Lou Poe
O. David Poe Jr.
Barbara Brandon Pope
Betty Hemphill Pope
Mary Aunita Prebula
Herman John Preseren
Sonya Prestridge
James Gragg Pyatt
Allan Matthew Rabil
Suzanne Taylor Ramm
Sidney Wallace Ray
Charles Augustus Reavis
Bobbie Newman Redding
Lynn Lasater Reynolds
Claude Morris Reynolds Jr.
Carter Lee Rhinehart Jr.
William Odum Richardson
Jean Battle Richardson
Barbara Boughman Richardson
Gene Arden Riddle
Joseph Coltrane Robbins
Mary Beckom Roberts
Thomas Gene Roberts
Davis Roberts
Betty Anders Roberts
Wayne Bryant Roberts
Mary Jean Rollins
Luanne Lindemann Roth
Brenda Booth Russell
Gail Lynn Sailer
Mary Hamrick Saunders
Susan Murphy Saunders
Ruth Richards Sayer
Sallie Mann Scales
William Allen Schieffelin
John Martin Schroeder
Bernadette Frances Scott
Worley DeLane Scott Jr.
Susan Jean Shields
Deborah Packard Shutt
Leda Katz Silver
Elizabeth Lillard Simpson
R. Michael Slaughter
David Joseph Slaydon
Jean Whiting Smith
Moyer Gray Smith Sr.
John Arthur Sova
Anne Landauer Sprock
Robert Henry Stenzel
M. Graham Stewart
Linda Berghorn Stinson
Susan Scripture Strickland
Richard Carson Surles
Molly Richardson Swan
Richard Eugene Swaringen
Alice Lee Peterson Sykes
Sheri Ross Tart
Milton Lee Taylor
James Carl Thomas
Jeannine Thompson
Elizabeth Hobson Thornton
Patricia Elizabeth Thurrell
Alma Edwards Timmerman
Elizabeth Reece Tucker
Carol Thacher Umphress
Rhonda Johnson Underwood
Gilliam Wilson Underwood
Robert Milton Urie
Mary Van Kirk Van Leer
Lynda Hirt Vaughn
J. Russell Versteeg
Tracy Lynne Voreis
Elizabeth Waddell
Cheryl Mitchell Walker
Cynthia Ann Wallace
Marvel Stokes Wallace
Caroline Haworth Wandle
James Palmer Ward
Carlynn Jarvis Warren
G I V I N G • The Carolina Slate
Donald Lee Warren
Laura Spell Watkins
Harriett Overton Watson
J. Hugh Wease
Melvin Walter Webb II
Rickey Connor Weisner
Constance Crockett Weisner
Robert Luther Wells
Kenneth Ray West
Donald Ray Whitaker
Nancy White
William Jackson Wilson
Kevin Reece Wilson
Mary Lou Stewart Wingard
Jay V. Wise
Charles Henry Witten
Emma Burns Womack
C. Fletcher Womble Jr.
Connie Cooke Wood
Susan Buck Wood
Elizabeth Biedenbach Wood
S. Clarence Woodard Sr.
Paul Booker Woods Jr.
Debra Kerr Woody
Susan Rogers Yeager
Friends
Central Carolina
Warehouses, Inc.
W. Kendall Chalk
Lynn Jeannette Goren
Rebecca Lanier Howard
Phyllis H. Lambert
Meeker and Associates
Pliner Group
Susan Shields Interiors, Inc.
TA Roth Family Foundation
Upward Bound Parent Assoc.
of Lee County
Upward Bound Parent Assoc.
of Orange County
Margaret Witten
Cornerstone
Contributors
(gifts up to $99)
Support at this level is made
by our alumni and friends
who provide a cornerstone of
support. Every gift makes a
difference in the opportunities
we can provide to our students
and faculty in furthering the
mission of the School of
Education.
Alumni
Carol Mater Abbott
Carolyn Gray Abdalla
Diane Voosen Abdo
Harold Eugene Abercrombie
Sheila Stone Abercrombie
Creighton Williams Abrams Jr.
Judy Lipton Ackerman
Judith Crippen Adams
Jacqueline Mullinax Adkins
Callie Baker Adkins
Judith Barnes Agnew
Mitchel Jay Aiken
Marsha Padgett Albera
Christopher Ernest Alberti
Frances Tharrington Alden
Sara Winstead Alden
Ronald E. Alford
Kimberly Gilbert Alford
Paul Augustus Alford*
Lucille Keedwell Allen
Judith Maness Allen
Cheryl Hoffman Allen
Martha Byers Allen
Harvey Addison Allen
Jane Inman Allen
Bessie Buchanan Allen
Purcell Parker Allen
Stuart Beamon Allen
Sidney Herman Allen Jr.
Thomas Arthur Allred
Seth Howard Almekinder
Carrie Deener Alspaugh
J. Andrew Alspaugh II
Frances Henderson Alston
W. Gideon Alston
Elizabeth Ann Altemueller
Penelope Love Aluise
Nancy Litton Anderson
Lillie DeBerry Anderson
Shirley Goodman Anderson
Margaret Lane Anderson
Gaye Whitaker Anderson
Jean Braxton Andrew
Katherine Caudle Andrews
Susan Wakely Andrews
Deborah Eubanks Andrews
Elaine Russos Anlyan
Julia Barham Apple
Karen Louise Applequist
Paula Busch Arduini
Gay Lieurance Aridas
J. Michael Arim
Deborah Gilmore Arim
Linda Harrison Armstrong
Pete Armstrong
Edward Kenneth Arndt Jr.
Deborah Head Arnold
Patricia Claire Artibee
Charles Alexander Asbury Jr.
Lida Young Askew
Donald Ward Atten
Susan Mary Attermeier
Penelope Wiest Augustine
Audrey Turner Austin
Doris Sells Aycock
Laura Ray Aycock
Diane Aycock
Bruce Boddie Ayscue
Emily Urquhart Ayscue
E. Osborne Ayscue Jr.
Lynda Bryant Baddour
Richard Allen Baddour
Khalilah Mingyon Badger
Elisabeth Baer
Byron Scott Bagby
Malia Barlowe Bagdy
Cynthia Sealy Bagwell
Peggy Hampton Bagwell
John Douglas Bailey
Sherry Boyles Bailey
W. Anderson Baker
Ann Thomas Baker
Roy Eugene Baldwin
Carolyn Marks Baldwin
J. Gray Baldwin Jr.
Mary Moorhead Ball
Terry Wayne Ball
Ramona Millner Bankston
Marisa Teleki Barbaza
Charles Raynor Barber
Susan Jennings Barger
Gail Hanson Barham
Brent Avery Barker
Evelyne Suzanne Barker
William Shellem Barkley
Keith Edwin Barnes
Sally Ruth Barnes
Catherine Allen Barnes
Marguerite Haywood Barney
Helen Pridgen Barnhardt
Rhonda Kaye Barnwell
David Alvis Barrett
Mary Anne Barrett
Katharine E. Barrett
Gina Stirewalt Barringer
Doris Hasty Barron
Virginia Branch Bartel
Elizabeth Farris Barton
June Webb Basile
Dale Barry Basinger
Margaret Banks Basinger
Charlene Hord Bason
Sandra Faye Batchelor
Milisa Turbeville Batten
Colin Kelly Batten Jr.
Donald Hook Baucom
Linda Didow Baucom
Margaret Davis Baucus
Barbara Clark Baughan
Elizabeth Becker Bauman
Johanna Smith Bazzolo
G. Dewey Beadle
Elisabeth Anne Beahm
Betsy Jones Beals
Margaret Brock Beaty
Ronald Robert Beaver
Amy McPherson Beavers
Heather Kristin Beck
Marie Blair Beermann
Susan Ayers Beeson
Mark Everett Bell
Kristen Hebbe Bell
Nicholas A. Beninate
Bruce Clayton Bennard
Susan Kearns Benner
Cynthia Lee Bennett
Karen Wolny Bennett
Elizabeth Suddreth Bennett
Mark Vladimir Bensen
Lou Pogue Benson
Ann Geoghegan Berkovich
Mary Allsbrook Bernard
Tina Brewer Bernhardt
Terry Michael Bernhardt
Farley Wallace Bernholz
Roger Blair Bernholz
Susan Kay Berry
Maureen Ignatia Berry
Mayada Kiser Besancon
Stuart Burney Bethune
Abbie Helen Betts
Rebecca Riggan Bevacqua
Patricia Cain Beyle
Janet Kendall Bickel
William Henry Bingham Jr.
David Canby Bischoff
Susan Wilkins Bittmann
Alice Eison Bivin
Sara Steele Black
C. M. Blackman Jr.
Eleanor Evans Blackwell
Joseph Lafayette Blackwell Jr.
Jane Pittman Blair
June Potter Blalock
Frances Hrabanek Blankenship
Malcolm Brittain Blankenship Jr.
Harrison Doyle Blanton
Cameron Davis Blanton
Gloria Hortense Blanton
Ashley Dulin Blevins
Joday Litton Blevins
Deborah Wilcox Blick
Marlene List Blocker
Janet Shearin Bobbitt
Andrew Franklin Bobroff
Sarah Whitesides Bock
Deborah Sieker Boddiford
Roger Wallace Bodo
Stephen Paul Bogdewic
Sara Groome Boggs
Michael Thomas Bogumill
Hannah Sykes Bohannan
F. Leigh Boice
Deborah Rebscher Boisvert
William Elzie Bolen
Ann Pennell Bolinger
Rachel Smith Bonds
Kathleen Narum Bonfoey
Stephane Davies Booth
David Eugene Booth
Rosalind Redfearn Boothby
Barbour Taylor Bordogna
Emma Barnhardt Borynski
J. Darrell Bost
Katharine Hunley Bost
Barry Max Bostian
W. Kenneth Bostick
Rebecca Vernon Bostick
Stephanie Jo Botsford
Susan Wester Bottoms
William Claud Bovender
Nancy Guy Bovender
Maurice Wright Bowden
Mollie Daughtridge Bowen
Catherine Olive Bowers
Lynda Gilliam Bowers
Brooke Davis Bowersox
Denise Christopher Bowling
Gloria Maready Bowman
Caroline Butler Boyd
W. Ronald Boyles Jr.
Treva Gross Brackett
Rozalyn McKinney Bradley
Robert Harold Bradley
Kandie Manning Bradshaw
Lynn Kilpatrick Bradshaw
Elizabeth Bradshaw
Jan Christopher Brady
I. Fred Brady Jr.
Sally Bailey Bragg
Christopher Miles Bramley
Amy Louise Brannock
Rebecca Love Brasloff
Randy Eugene Bratton
Eva Marie Breidenthal
W. Scott Brent Jr.
Laura Reid Brewer
Pamela Grady Brewer
Margaret Cress Brice
Edith Cross Bridger
Doris Bullard Bridgers
Michael Thomas Bridges
Jean Traubert Bridges
Dianna Sweezy Bridges
Glenn Robert Bridges
John Northan Bridgman Jr.
Rachel Gidney Briggs
Larry Neal Briggs
Jane Shaw Brill
Beth West Brinson
Kenneth Hill Brinson
Amos Quinn Brinson Jr.
Julia Moody Britt
William Morris Britt
Carol Wells Broadhead
Mamie Elizabeth Broadhurst
Melinda Allison Broadhurst
Allison Shelton Brock
Carol Manning Broderick
Foyell Cope Brogdon
Annie Marie Brooks
Edith Byers Brooks
Beverly Dawn Brooks
Mary Jane Brooks
Ralph Kenton Brown
Larry Carl Brown
Jo Ann Drummond Brown
Susan DeWalt Brown
Seth Nicholas Brown
Frieda Farfour Brown
Jeffrey William Brown
Ann Overcash Brown
Karen Ball Brown
Deborah Anne Brown
Tracy Proctor Brown
Robert Holmes Brown
C. Dennis Brown
Carolyn Guthrie Brown
William Credle Brown
Jane Rusher Bryan
Louise Parrish Bryan
F. Thomas Bryant
David George Buchanan
Lauren Lowery Buchanan
Julia Napolitano Buchanan
Patricia Ann Buchanan
Curtis Clifton Buchanan
Paige Seigle Buckner
Michele Lee Buday
Charles Anderson Budd
Mary Clyde Bugg
Donald Nelson Buie
Nancy Redding Bullard
Mary Lackey Bullins
Sylvia Thompson Bullock
Kenneth Lee Bumgarner
Jack Webb Bunch
Jerrie Johnson Bundy
Dorothy Thompson Bunn
Elizabeth Anne Bunte
Anne Coyle Burbridge
Sandra Rodgers Burdick
Linda Pulley Burke
Barry Lee Burks
Katherine Beasley Burks
Ann Turner Burks
Keith David Burns
Elizabeth Sessoms Burns
Richard Harold Burnside
Karen Schwabeland Burson
Kathie Lynn Burson
Margaret Elizabeth Burton
Faye Allred Burton
James Hudson Burton III
Ernestine Taylor Butler
David Stuart Butts
Ellen Whitman Bynum
Renee Bynum
Virginia Turlington Byrd
Denise Benson Byrd
Frank Caballero
Jeffrey Darren Cabaniss
Ingrid Ross Cabaniss
Martha Pearce Cain
Virginia Kirkland Caldroney
Thomas Leo Caldroney II
Louise Wilbur Caldwell
John Caldwell Calhoun
Teresa Allen Camp
Jo Ann Skeen Camp
Susan Monk Campbell
Cynthia Rogers Campbell
Joan King Campbell
Mary Jane Bumpous Campbell*
Christopher Richard Canipe
Joy Eldridge Cannady
Richard Lee Cansler
Kim Ann Carles-Hammer
Carole Adams Carlsen
Carol Carmichael
Maxine Ershler Carr
Sallie Malmo Carr
Brenda Weant Carr
Sarah Ann Carr
Martha Elizabeth Carroll
Jan Rinehardt Carroll
Janis Meggs Carroll
Nancy Harris Carroll
Kimberly Dunaway Carson
Elizabeth Hooks Carter
Dorothy Gaye Carter
Susan Pursley Cartwright
John Walter Cartwright Jr.
Pamela Fogleman Carver
Gaye Glover Casadei
Jennifer Dallin Case
Mary Raye Kiser Casper
Cheryl Crawford Cassel
Elizabeth Sinclair Castle
Jean Byrum Cathey
Ashley Hendrix Catlett
Angela Michelle Cato
Ashley Paige Cauble
Lee Boyce Caudle
Mallary McGurk Chaddock
Robert Delmas Chandler
Barbara Bolton Chappell
Caroline Chappell
Anne Beck Charles
James Peter Charles
William Love Charlton
Nancy Williams Cheek
Neal King Cheek
Terry Williams Cherry
Virginia Dawson Cherry
Robert Lee Cherry Jr.
Cheryl House Chesson
Michael Ligon Chewning
Maria Neal Childrey
Harriet Boddie Childs
Judith Speers Choplin
Sandra Ann Chrismon
Debra Timmons Christensen
Clyde Eric Christensen
Jewel Buffaloe Christian
Peggy Forsberg Church
Shirley Truitt Church
Susan Early Ciccarelli
Martha Hammonds Ciriaco
Lorna E. Cockman Clack
Cornelia Thompson Claris
Ella McNeill Clark
Elizabeth Covington Clark
Jerry Goodwin Clark
Glenn Calvin Clark
Barbara Goodrich Clark
Charlotte Phillips Clark
Eloise Newell Clark
Lynn Niven Clark
George William Clark Jr.
Joanie Clark Clarke
John Lawson Clarke
Cynthia Somma Clavijo
Jeffrey Michael Clayton
Beverly Thomas Clayton
Effie Tillman Clayton
Mary Pressley Clayton
Kristen Hudson Clayton
Frederick Thomas Claytor
Bonitia Ring Cleary
Cleet Clyde Cleetwood
Blanche Edwards Clegg
Eugenia Hofler Clement
Thomas Charlie Clemmons
Anne Marie Walters Clifford
Ann St Germain Cline
Patti Page Cline
Christa Blanton Coates
Bruce Aaron Coats
Pollyanna McDonald Cobb
Roland Everette Cobb Jr.
Brandi Yvette Cochrane
Gilbert Milton Cofer Jr.
James Woods Coghill
Sara Hurwitz Cohn
Carolyn Benbow Coker
Elizabeth Mary Colbert
Mary Ann Colbert
Dorothy Pericola Coleman
Karen Smith Coleman
Ronald Eric Coleman
Carroll Moore Coley
David Lee Collins
Judith Quinn Collins
Anne Gore Coln
Geoffrey Val Coltrane
Craig Randall Colvin
Ann Thompson Combs
Timothy Gray Combs
Edwin Lawrence Combs III
Marilee Comfort
Molly Petty Compton
David Howard Connor
James William Connor
Candace Liedl Contristan
Linda Convissor
Ray Von Cook
Robert Vernon Cooley Jr.
Jerry Parks Cooper
Robin Jones Coppock
Jonathan Michael Corcoran
Robert Joseph Corley
Lynn LeFever Correll
Bruce Packard Corson
Joseph Anthony Cospito
Joe Elmer Coulter
Sharon Bryant Council
Terry Dankel Counselman
Camilla Moore Cournow
Daria Paul Courtney
Sallie Baxter Cowell
Elizabeth Whitfield Cowell
Eppie Bennett Cox
Kate Kuester Cox
George Buddy Cox
Charles Simon Cox
Nancy Dailey Cox
Claudia Ann Milham Cox
William Thomas Cozart
Lou Ann Bissett Cozart
Judith Dudley Cozart
Gregory A. Crabb
Steven Douglas Craddock
Sunni Lynn Craig
Allan F. Craig
Kimberley Sue Crane
Fred B. Cranford
Katherine Winstead Craven
Mary Penry Craver
Samuel Mock Craver
Carol Runge Crawford
Mary Ann Bost Crawford
Francis Winslow Crawley
Mary Snow Euwer Crawley
Ivan Dabney Crissman Jr.
J. Melville Crocker
Patricia Brandt Crockett
Stephanie Wall Cromwell
Ernest George Crone
Anne Penn Crosland
David Bailey Crosland Jr.
Lee Sycle Cross
Arthur Howell Cross
William Groce Crowell
Barbara Barney Crumley
Charles Edwin Crumley
Pamela Fitch Crutchfield
Gregory Roy Cuenin
James Addison Culbertson Jr.
Robert W. Cunningham
Emily Anderson Cunningham
Carol McCormick Currie
George Spencer Currin
Leeda Stockton Currin
Joy Allen Currin
Hedy Belle Cyker
Lalla Gribble Dabbs
Ruth Conoly Dahlinghaus
J. Byron Dail
Kathy Glover Dail
Jo Ann Thomas Dalehite
William Luther Dameron
Coleman Jenkins Dance
Barbara Helen Dancy
Martha Weeks Daniel
Eugene Lewis Daniel III
E. Curtis Daniel Jr.
J. Earl Danieley
Virginia Hauser Daniels
Christa Jeutter Davidson
Nancy Wilcox Davidson
Gary Stephen Davis
Susan Savage Davis
Cheryl Wagner Davis
Tamara Elizabeth Davis
Gay Nelle Davis
James Donald Davis
Susan Navey Davis
Marcia Schwartz Davis
Bonnie Stainback Davis
Sue Bruton Davis
Carolyn Niles Davis
Lynn Monroe Davis
Beth Ingram Davis
Christine DeLuca Davis
Dorothy Chadwick Davis
Reid Sexton Davis
James Lanier Davis Jr.
James Horton Davis Jr.
Janet Eileen Dawson
Elizabeth Grayson Deal
Traci Lanette Deal
Judith Anne Dean
Deana Kirby Deason
Michele Cash DeBaugh
James Foxx DeBruhl*
Paula DiLuglio DeCollibus
Jane White Deese
Mary Katherine Delaney
Grace Doar Delaune
Mary Anne Thompson Delphry
Suzanne Ashburn Demming
William Craddock Denmark
Brenda Cannon Dennis
Andy C. Denny
Karen Castor Dentel
James Harold DeRatt Jr.
Margo Teasdale Dexter
Patricia Mills Dibbert
Michael Taylor Dibbert
Virginia Johnson Dickens
Tangula Antoinette Diggs
Heather Patterson Dinkenor
Michael Fleming Disston
Crystal Lassiter Dixon
Janith Johnston Dixon
Linda Terry Dixon
Patricia Wilson Dixon
Irene Stevens Doak*
Christie Altovise Dobbin
Elithe Outlaw Doby
Henry Calvin Doby Jr.
Shelley Morris Dodson
Nancy Anne Dominick
Philip Frederic Domville
Beaufort Harper Donahoe
Gretchen Hobbs Donaldson
James Harper Donnell Jr.
Katharine Lowry Donovan
Marcia Brooks Donovan
Robbin Ramey Dorrier
Jane Denise Dorsett
Alan Ray Dorsett
Kathleen Wells Dotts
Louisa Millard Douglass
Donna Stanton Dow
Joan Miller Dowdy
Ellen Escott Downey
Jane Methvin Downing
Jerry Lee Drake
Kathleen Reiter Drapp
Sandra Snyder Drew
Don Fehring Driggs
Joanne LaMarre Driscoll
Louis Michael Drozd Jr.
Janet Holroyd Drumm
Judy Lavinia Dudley
Anne Haas Dukes
Carol Faye Duncan
Rebecca Searcy Duncan
Franklin Monroe Duncan
Kenneth Malcolm Dunkley
Julia Wall Dunn
Simona Nobile Dunn
Patricia Carolyn Dunn
Patricia Dalton Dunn
Joseph Carlyle Dunn
Dabney Todd DuPont
Mary Lane Mordecai Early
Barbara Ross Earnhardt
Joan Kerns East
Adeena Koch East
Thomas Arlan East Jr.
Carolyn Kelley Eberdt
Lois Ruth Ebey
Terri Fleming Edmondson
Edna Sydnor Edmondson
R. Wayne Edwards
Susan Scaro Edwards
Jeffrey Rex Edwards
Gayle Honeycutt Edwards
David Phillip Edwards Jr.
Nancy Carter Edwards-Fowler
Wendy Pipkin Efird
Zannie Poplin Efird
Knox Jones Efland
J. Lindsay Efland III
Linda Van Heemst Eggebeen
Hoyle Mattox Eggleston
Susan Egner-Whalen
Carolyn Welch Elam
Susan McFalls Eldridge
Lurlene Alston Ellington
Emily Brenna Elliott
Iris Bost Elliott
Sally Godehn Ellis
Charles Edward Ellis Jr.
Kay Vance Elmore
Evern Morgan Entwistle
Lisa Parham Epperson
Barbara Epps
Jane Howie Eskridge
Amy Susan Eslinger
Ellen Evans Essex
Howard Keith Estep
Jessica Thompson Eustice
Jeanne Clark Evans
Jane Joplin Evans
Joyce Young Evans
Sheila Perry Evans
Beth Northington Evans
Emily Baumann Evans
Edwina Agnes Evans
Margaret Marie Evatt
Allison Baker Everette
Susan Bradford Fairfax
Diana Williams Faison
Rebecca Otts Fant
Jenoese Priscilla Farmer
John Deaver Farmer
Angie Jones Farneth
Angela Dietrich Farrar
Lindsey Ann Farrell
Phyllis McDavid Farren
Francine Upchurch Farthing
A. Donald Farthing Jr.
James S. Farthing Jr.
Jane Whitley Faust
Janet Rae Fearrington
Coleman James Feeney Jr.
Barbara Keffer Feiereisel
Dove Sandra Feinberg
John Richard Femia
Jane Thurlow Ferdon
Nancy Shore Ferguson
Bruce W. Ferguson
Deborah Darnell Ferrell
Alexandra Fabri Ferrell
P. Brent Ferrell
Eugenia West Ferrell
Carolyn Kizer Fetzer
Marion Harris Fey
Elizabeth Finch Field
Jacqueline Terese Field
Sandra Dees Fielding
Lora Wenger Finch
Carolyn Spoon Fincher
Amy Michele Fine
Eleanor Simms Fink
Becky Fishburn
Sue Himelick Fisher
Elizabeth MacKay Fisher
Mary Ancil Fisher
Barry Martin Fisher
Thomas C. Fisher III
Joel Peter Fishman
Belle Lee Fite
Melinda Hurley Fitzgerald
Sarah Remsburg Fix
Wendy Devore Flaherty
Christie Bryant Flayheart
Robert Milbourne Flee
Marcia Ann Fleishman
Barbara Cline Flowers
Juanita Spivey Floyd
Peggy Carroll Flynt
Margaret Dees Flynt
Elizabeth Vance Fogartie
Sarah Doggett Folckomer
Mary King Folds
Wortley Lawrence Forbes
Vivian Leeper Ford
Denise Roberts Ford
Bruce David Forman
Thomas Allen Forrester Jr.
Edith Metcalf Fortin
Rebekah Gilbert Foster
Johanna Marie Foster
Henry Orlando Foust
Yvonne Bullock Fowler
Henrietta Roberts Fox
Nancy Waldrop Frady
Cynthia Linder France
Cheryl Brittain Fraser
Terri Barnes Frazier
William Joseph Frazier
Mary Carson Freas
John Morgan Freas
Elizabeth Carpenter Freeman
Sharon Helton Frennea
M. William Frenzel
Mary Ann Macklin Freund
Sophie Thoness Friedlander
Virginia Shackford Friedlein
Julia Wise Friend
John Curtis Fries Sr.
Janie Bergman Fruitt
Elizabeth Webster Frye
Carolyn Jean Fulcher
Jeffrey Merrill Fulk
Erin Brock Fulk
Tracey Dale Fuller
J. Reed Furr
Dewey Newton Furr III
Aaron Eleazar Fussell
Martha Lee Gaffney
Nelda Welborn Gaffney
Elizabeth Murray Gaines
Deidre Connelly Galvin
Patricia Miller Gantt
Roxann Deutsch Garber
Theresa Desjarlais Gardiner
Timothy Andrew Gardner
Kerry Barger Gardner
Andrea Phillips Garner
Emma Lou Garner
Jo Ann Garner-McGraw
Karen DuPree Garr
Charles Martin Garren
Marian Kadlec Garrett
Harriet Traynham Garrett
Kay Harrison Garrison
Christine Cornelius Garton
Jeanne Hurley Gastineau
Margaret Burton Gatewood
Joyce Arminda Gatta
Maryann Welch Gauger
James Edward Gaul
Josephine Perdue Gee
Anne Dantzler Geer
Mary Lyon Gelblum
Robert Reed Gelblum
Mary Diane Reinecke Gerding
Amy Jo Geyer
John Vernon Geyer
Sally Caldwell Gibson
Jennifer Testa Gibson
Elizabeth Gerrald Gibson
Robert Baker Giduz
Linda Jean Giguere
Miranda Vanessa Gilchrist
Martha Brooks Giles
Franklin Delano Giles
Janice Tuttle Gillen
Rachel Nolin Gillespie
Betty Lowder Gilliam
Helen Grondal Gilliatt
Phyllis Costner Gillikin
Alan Leyton Ginsburg
Gerard Anthony Gioia
Jeanette Michaux Gionfriddo
Robert Joseph Gionfriddo
Angeline Glander
Robert White Glass
Thomas Edgar Glass Jr.
Rosemarie Glatz-Bailey
Everette Kinsman Gobble
Jonathan Barry Godwin
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Martha Wooten Goetz
Kenneth Wakely Goins
Sarah Pearce Golden
Sue Anderson Goldstein
Leigh Anne Good
Jennifer Kay Goodfred
Lilburn Alexander Goodson
Anne Crone Goodson
Bettie Henderson Goodwin
Frances Piatt Gordon
Jeffrey Alan Gorelick
Bari Lieb Gorelick
Eytan Boaz Goren
Virginia Taul Gorman
Carol Zealy Goss
Louis Jeffrey Gotlib
Tate O’Gara Gould
Alexander Gow III
Angela Scott Graham
Brooks Garnett Graham
Kathy Fayton Granby
Richard Weikel Graves
Wanda Davis Gray
Bonnie Galloway Gray
James Douglas Gray
Betty Saunders Graybeal
Richard Heath Greathouse
Jo Ann Newsome Green
Mary Sumner Greene
Kimberly Barnette Greene
Gale Heartfield Greene
John William Greene
Virginia Burns Greene
Walter Hilliard Greene Jr.
Bette Kramasz Greer
Sharon Stafford Greeson
George Patrick Greger-Holt
Susan Davis Gregg
Fred Heyward Gregory Jr.
Nancy Bell Gresham
Wendy Heavner Gressett
Elizabeth Buie Griffin
Beverly Floyd Griffin
Carolyn Taylor Griffin
Gwyndolon Long Griffin
Randolph James Griffin
Geoffrey Taylor Griffin
Jessica Dale Griffith
Carol Russell Griffith
Trena Topham Griffith-Hawkins
Barbara Mullinix Grigg
Frank James Grill
Vincent Anthony Grimaldi
Shepherd Russell Grist
Marsha Braun Gruenbaum
Ronald Anthony Grzybowski
C. Jeffery Guard
Jack Burkette Guard
Paige McArthur Guest
David Bruce Guild
G. Wilson Gunn Jr.
Charlotte Crawford Gunter
Michael Gerard Gunzenhauser
Marjorie Eisenkramer Gutnik
Sally Jones Gwaltney
Odis Elwood Gwaltney Jr.
Lona Maddrey Hackenberg
Linda Rogers Haines
Harriett Nunn Haith
Frances Woody Halcrow
Carrie Coker Haley
Bertram Bradshaw Hall
Dianne Sacrinty Hall
Denise Dove Hall
Gayanne Tanner Hall
Marilyn Marcuson Hall
Robert Buckner Hall Jr.
Deborah Halperin-Phillips
James Richard Hambacher
Marie Sparrow Hambright
P. Ronald Hamilton
Cynthia Susanna Hamrick
Lucy Ann Whedbee Hancock
Robert Carpenter Hanes
Lucy Ann Harber
April Hardison Hardee
Crystal Ward Harden
Patricia Morgan Harden
Nona Thomas Hardy
Phyllis Patterson Hardy
Nash Eugene Hardy Jr.
Jane Heishman Hare
Susan Davis Harper
Lois Eliza Harper*
Thomas Wingate Harper
Leslie McCorkle Harpster
George Franklin Harpster Jr.
James Willard Harr
Christine Coster Harradine
Nelson Capehart Harrell
Peggy Gregson Harrelson
Tracey Greene Harrill
Leomi Evans Harrington
Minnie Ellen Harris
Patricia Moffitt Harris
Joetta Harris
Susan Ann Harris
Sherry Judson Harris
Jason Eric Harris
Lynn Coker Harris
Elizabeth Hart Harris
Gary Reeves Harris
Jennifer Bomar Harris
Marianna Dickey Harris
Sarah Keith Harris
Patrick Riley Harrison
Robert Rawls Hart
Marguerite McKinney Hart
Diana Harwood-Peterson
Janelle Hood Haseman
Jeffreys Lee Haslam
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Nancy Evelyn Hatley
Sandra Chrisco Hatley
Wendell Johnson Hausdorff
Shelley Voorhis Hausler
Daphne Deshaies Haverkamp
Linda Kee Hawfield
W. Benjamine Hawfield Jr.
Marie Zirpoli Hawkins
Patricia Dulaney Hawkins
Cameron Wilton Hawkins
Leora Hayes
Nancy Grimes Haywood
Ruth Davis Heafner
Patricia Anne Lindqu Heald
Mary Jordan Sutton Heald
Michele Elaine Heath
Stanley Harris Hedrick
Wanda Burns Hedrick
Melissa Thomas Hedrick
Linda Lennert Heffernan
Dianne Bradshaw Hefner
Barbara Palmer Hege
Donna McKinney Heiser
John Charles Hellard
Susan Holt Helmer
Anne Lindsay Helmholz
Linda Weddington Helms
Kimberly Anne Helms
Willie Stitt Helton
Jimmy Davys Hemphill
Margaret Churn Henderson
Mary Finley Henderson
Betsy Lyon Hendrix
Jill Johnson Henley
Paul Denman Henschen
Joyce Williams Hensley
Katharine McFarland Henson
Janice Frady Henson
Joan McCloskey Herbert
Sharon Witter Herlovich
Judith Robbins Herrigel
Fredrice Trull Herring
Elizabeth Johnson Herring
Mark Hodges Herring Jr.
Grace Eakes Herrington
Ruth Elizabeth Heruska
Nathan Mees Hester
Ruth Vaughn Hester
Emily Shaw Hewett
Ronald Edward Hewett
Rebecca Wells Hewett
Leslie Maddocks Hiatt
Junior LaFayette Hiatt
Ida Dew Hickerson
Joseph Milton Hickerson II
James Herman Hickman
Michael Wesley Hickman
Charles Wesley Hickman Jr.
Amy Suzanne Hicks
Catherine Claire Hicks
Virginia Walser Hicks
Sharon Herring Hilburn
Emily Helen Hill
Elizabeth Marie Pate Hill
Mary Newberry Hill
Christie Ellen Hill
Rebecca Marie Hill
Thomas Wells Hill Jr.
Naomi Cox Hillon
Nancy Grubb Hines
W. Andrew Hines III
Danny Lee Hinnant
David Sutton Hirschler II
Michael Anthony Hitchcock
William Thomas Hite
Anne Heen Hite
Loretta Cook Hoag
Dennis Lee Hoagland
Beverly Pack Hobson
Nellie Gabriel Hobson
Angela Runyon Hodecker
Anna Ball Hodge
Joseph Lawrence Hodge Jr.
Steven Francis Hodgin
Martha Read Hoekstra
K. Jeffery Holcomb
Frances Perry Holder
Richard Allen Holder
Sandra Marie Holder
Leslie Bullock Holdsworth
Crystal De’Anne Holland
Billy Joe Holliday
Joseph Quincy Holliday
Pamela Green Hollodick
Sylvia Currin Holloman
Elizabeth Farris Holloway
Julie Fraley Hollowell
Elizabeth Woodward Holman
Martha Beal Holmes
Kathlene Alysia Holmes
Mary Mac Holmes
Lillia Bonacorsi Holmes
Kenneth Donald Holshouser
Jane Ann Crump Holt
Stephen Thomas Holt
Betty Jean Holt
Emily Moravec Holt
William Elijah Honeyblue
Ottis Honeycutt Jr.
Virginia Johnson Hood
Annice Florelda Hood
M. Glenn Hood
Edgar Wright Hooks Jr.
David Alexander Hooper
F. Stephen Hopkins
Joseph Beach Hord Jr.
Willard A. Hord Jr.
Marion Briggs Horn
Denise Williams Horn
John Hannan Horne Sr.
Catherine Ryder Horner
Susan McKaughan Horton
Judy Collins Horton
John McManus Hough Jr.
Karen Leigh House
Stephen Houston*
Susan MacIntosh Houts
Kelly Walsh Hovis
Richard Lee Hovis
Cynthia T. Howard
Mary Anne Martin Howell
Mary Lynn Buie Howie
Earl Carlton Huband III
Lisa Ambrose Hudson
William Hugh Hudson III
Alvin Douglas Huff
Katherine Dickert Huffstetler
Ellen Glidewell Hughes
Polly Pentecost Hughes
Janice Pender Hughes
Willie White Humphrey
Robert Miller Hundley Jr.
Christine Coppley Hunt
Dorothy Harris Hunter
S. Brinson Hunter III
Mary Monteith Hupman
Christi West Hurd
Toby Kassel Hurtado
Jose Leonardo Hurtado
Hilman Watkins Huskey
Carol Berryhill Huss
Marguerite Kurtz Hussey
Deborah Carson Hutchins
Michele Cranfield Hutchinson
Mary Burgwyn Hutchinson
Janet Boyer Hutchinson
Lynn Boyette Hutchinson
Kathy Hytten
Steven Sal Ianniello
Kathy Weavil Idol
Weldon Avery Idol
Almeta Willard Idol
Lynnette Wyatt Indermaur
John Russell Ireland
James Morrison Irvin
John David Isenberg
Linda Wall Isley
Shelia Priscilla Jackson
Deborah Lee Jeffress
Mary Graham Jenne
Thomas Edward Jennings
Wallace Lee Jernigan
M. Nelson Jessup
Margaret Anderson Jewell
Nancy Fleshman Jiranek
Mary McLendon Jobe
Carole Hamrick Johnson
David Ray Johnson
F. Milam Johnson
Tapley Orman Johnson
Sherrie Denise Johnson
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Annette Newsome Johnston
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Deborah Lore Jones
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Sherry Sullivan Lautares
Ruth Osmers Lauter
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Elmer Harris Norwood Jr.
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Jennifer Barringer O’Brien
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Roy Caviness Parker
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Harold Roland Parrish
William Moody Parry Jr.
Rebecca Peeler Parsons
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Carolyn Escott Paschal
Frederick Hubert Paschal
Jessine Hart Pate*
Jean Ann Patterson
Jennifer Deal Patterson
Sara Armstrong Patton
Altheria Smith Patton
Jimmie Rucker Patton
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Timothy Richard Pauluzzi
Kathryn Stroud Pavese
Suzanne Garner Payne
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Victoria Greenwood Pecunia
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Pamela Kingery Peters
Teresa Blackburn Peterson
Nancy Erichson Peterson
Elinor Ranta Peterson
Henry Oscar Peterson III
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Andrew Craig Phillips Jr.
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Angela Lindsay Potter
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Harriette Dwelle Powell
Nan Stutzman Powell
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Joseph Edwin Tate Jr.
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Jennifer Ludwil Umbarger
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Frances Stafford Unruh
W. Gray Upchurch
Patricia Shaw Upchurch
Jacqueline Wilkins Upp
Mary Hawley Vail
James Valsame
Gwen Griffin Van Ark
William Ford Van Hoy Jr.
Margaret Fitzhugh Van Yahves
Nancy Rose Vance
Victor Stuart Vance
Paula Jean Vanderlinden
Anne Dysart Varley
Susan Sorensen Vaughn
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Gail Bost Vawter
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Elizabeth McTaggart Vesilind
Barbara Joy Vetter
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Elizabeth Freeze Voiers
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William Bryan Waddell
James Radford Wade
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Julia Blythe Wade
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Timothy Alan Walker
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Lewis Landren Walker
Amy Leonard Walker
Irma Walker
Wilbur Lincoln Walker Jr.
Madelyn Paschall Wall
Margaret Garrett Wall
Mary Katharine Wallace
Virginia Price Waller
Christina Rae Walter
Lora Michelle Walters
Jane Dennis Walters
Henry Clyde Walters
Ralph MacArthur Walton
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Maria Mahnke Ward
Raisse Lynn Ward
William Pinkney Ware Jr.
Barbara Wade Warren
William Addison Warren
Nancy Griffin Warren
Helen Frostick Warren
Elizabeth Warriner
Patti Newsom Washington
Ann Marie Shaw Wasson
James Jay Wasson
Loy Malone Waters
Amy Bare Watkins
Sally Markham Watkins
Ann Watkins
Steven Boyd Watkins
John Gilbert Way
Stan Weathersbee
Nancy Johnson Weaver
John William Weaver
Amy Burgess Weaver
Pearce Roberts Weaver
Marilyn England Webb
Helen Walker Webb
James Theodore Webb Jr.
Janet Baldwin Webster
Mary Peyser Weil
Marian Davis Weinstein
Iris Roshfeld Weiss
Tonya Kaiser Weitzel
Deidra Lynne Welch
Prentice Fridy Weldon
John Ira Weldon Jr.
Sue Summerson Wells
Catherine Hebert Wells
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Donna Stout Wells
Darius Lathan Wells
Holly Pearl Welstein
Margaret Jennings Wergley
Jan Sherman Wessell
John Charles Wessell III
Dennis Keith Wesson
Lea Anne McFalls West
Martha Kirkland West
Woodrow Hillis Westall
Michelle Lynn Cook Whalen
Anne Louise Dutton Wharton
Sandra Bullock Wheatly
Leslie Wheaton
Peter Richard Wheeler
Rebecca Clopper Wheeler
Donna Smith Whitaker
Beverly Wright White
Marietta Chamblee White
Nettie Elam White
Norma Gaskill White
Sylvia Phillips White
Amy Charlotte White
Stephen Kenneth Whitfield Sr.
Charles Boyd Whitley Jr.
Zana Culbreth Whitmire
Peter Anthony Whittaker Jr.
Dolores Helms Whittemore
Andrew Heath Whittle Jr.
Martha Fortune Wickers
Pamela Stephenson Wickham
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William Bryant Wilder
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Amelia Wilkie
Louis Bailey Wilkins
L. Logan Wilkins III
Elizabeth Cheatham Wilkinson
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Marlene Overman Wooten
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Brian Lee Worley
Terry White Worrell
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Cynthia Britt Worrell
Jacquelyn Steed Wray
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Thomas Graham Wright
Rachel Ray Wright
Jane Iredell Wright
John Clifford Wyatt
Shannon Leslie Wylam
Carol-Ann Tadlock Wyman
Mary Griffith Yale
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Peggy Elliott Yates
Rodney Thomas Yates
Noreen Marie Yazejian
Patricia Cronin Yesulaitis
Jean Williams Young
David Roger Young
Jane Depew Young
G. Anthony Yount Jr.
Jennifer Newton Yow
Judy Meece Zachary
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Lisa Moore Zissette
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Tonya Jones Zucker
Friends
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Sherry B. Coble
Patsy R. Cuthbertson
Daniel Design Associates
W. Jill Fitzgerald
Green’s Property Managment
and Sales
Carl Roger Hibbard
Beverly Ann Bryant Holt
Indian Tuff Tank
of Greensboro, Inc.
Logistics Solutions of NC, Inc.
Woody Needham
Sandlin’s, Inc.
Schlenger Organizational
Systems, Inc.
Margaret T. Thomas
Tree-Ripe Products
Upward Bound Parent Assoc.
of Chatham County
Unichem, Inc.
* Deceased
Planned Giving to the
School of Education
Planned Gifts made to the
School of Education between
7/1/00 and 6/30/01
Alumni
Frank Rockwell Comfort
Ruth Davis Heafner
Elizabeth Hobson Thornton
The School of Education thanks the many alumni and friends who made financial contributions. We have made every effort to produce an accurate list of contributors. If an error or omission has
occurred, please accept our apology and notify the School’s Development Office at 919/843-8596 or [email protected].
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Please keep us informed of what you’re doing, and we will share the information with other alumni through The Carolina Slate.
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(Please include former name used in school.)
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Designated annual giving levels are as follows:
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Every gift in any amount is needed, helpful, and appreciated. THANK YOU!
Return to The Carolina Slate, School of Education, CB 3500, Peabody Hall, UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3500.
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Nomination Form for 2002 Alumni Awards
Return this form by May 1, 2002, with a letter no more than two pages in length, describing the candidate’s achievements
along with a biographical description of education, experiences, and activities.
Name of nominee ________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing address / City, state, zip ____________________________________________________________________________
Phone (work) ____________________________________________ (home) ________________________________________
Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________
This candidate is nominated for (check one): ❐ Outstanding Young Alumni Award
❐ Alumni Achievement Award
❐ Excellence in Teaching Award
❐ Peabody Award
❐ Distinguished Leadership Award
Name of nominator_______________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing address / City, state, zip ____________________________________________________________________________
Phone (work) ____________________________________________ (home) ________________________________________
Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________
Return completed form by May 1, 2002 to:
School of Education Alumni Council, CB 3500, Peabody Hall, UNC-CH, Chapel Hill, NC 27599-3500 (Fax 919/962-1533).
Alumni Awards
Outstanding Young Alumni Award recognizes a
recent graduate who has shown outstanding leadership and/or exceptional commitment to the education of children. The recipient of this award will personify the mission of the School of Education by
emphasizing the interconnectedness of homes,
schools and communities through both professional
and volunteer work.
Excellence in Teaching Award recognizes a teacher
whose creativity and knowledge of a discipline have
been expressed through the development of an innovative and compelling curriculum. The person chosen for this award will exemplify the qualities that the
School of Education programs support in the art of
teaching.
Distinguished Leadership Award recognizes exceptional service in furthering the mission and programs
of the School of Education. The recipient of this
award will have demonstrated exceptional leadership
in advancing the opportunities related to education
available to the School’s community, including alumni, faculty and students.
Alumni Achievement Award recognizes exceptional
achievement of an individual who personifies the
School of Education’s commitment to support diverse
and democratic communities in order to improve
education in the state and nation for all children and
the adults who care for them. Through exceptional
accomplishments, this individual will have brought
distinction to self and to this alma mater.
Peabody Award recognizes an outstanding individual
who has made an extraordinary impact on the field of
education. The person chosen for this award will
have demonstrated a commitment to local education
issues of the state of North Carolina and/or national
issues and problems confronting education.
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been incorporated in the masthead is reprinted, by permission
of the editor, from Lesley
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