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Awards given for diversity achievements

- November 26, 2007

Recipients of the University’s Second Annual Diversity Awards were honored during a reception on Nov. 15. Charlie Nelms, chancellor of North Carolina Central University, gave a keynote address.

The award-winners were:

Special Recognition Award for Excellence in Diversity

Philip E. Austin, President emeritus and University Professor

Presidential Award for Excellence in Diversity

Jack Hasegawa, member of the Sheff Office at the Connecticut State Department of Education

Connecticut Association of Latinos in Higher Education, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the full participation and success of Latinos in post-secondary education in Connecticut

Provost Pioneer Award

H. Fred Simons, former UConn administrator, for whom the African American Cultural Center is named

Vice Provost for Multicultural & International Affairs Lifetime Achievement Award in Diversity

Alexinia Baldwin, professor emerita of curriculum & instruction

Vice Provost for Multicultural & International Affairs Lifetime Achievement Award in International Affairs

Robert Chudy, senior adviser to international students and scholars

Betty Hanson, retired professor of political science and director of the India Studies Program

Deans Faculty Award for Excellence in Diversity

Xaé Alicia Reyes, associate professor of curriculum & instruction and Puerto Rican & Latino Studies

Diversity Leadership for Excellence Award – Unit

Maria Martinez, director, Center for Academic Programs

Diversity Leadership for Excellence Award – Undergraduate Student

Jessica Kohut, history and education major, employee of the Rainbow Center, First Year Experience peer mentor, and peer facilitator for courses focusing on diversity and multiculturalism

Diversity Leadership for Excellence Award – Graduate Student

Chinenye Anyanwu, Pharm.D. candidate, Urban Service Track Scholar, and active member of the Student National Pharmacy Association UConn chapter

Jennifer Scholle, Pharm.D. candidate, active member of the Student National Pharmacy Association UConn chapter

      
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