Dr. Kopp Address (1:30) Retirees (39:30) Awards of distinction will be presented and retiring faculty recognized during Marshall University's spring general faculty meeting Wednesday, April 25, at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center on the Huntington campus. The meeting begins at 2 pm and will include remarks from Marshall President Stephen J. Kopp and Faculty Senate Chair Camilla Brammer. Three people will receive the Distinguished Artists and Scholars Award. To be eligible for the Distinguished Artists and Scholars Awards, faculty members must either be tenured or hold tenure-track appointments. The purpose of the award is to recognize distinction in the fields of artistic and scholarly activity on the part of the Marshall faculty. The senior recipients of the Distinguished Artists and Scholars Awards receive $2000 apiece while the junior recipient receives $1000. The Distinguished Artists and Scholars Award will be given to: • Dr. Shawn Schulenberg, Political Sci! ence, junior recipient among all faculty • John Van Kirk, English, senior recipient in the field of Arts, Social Sciences, Humanities, Education and Business • Dr. Frank Gilliam, Biology, senior recipient in the fields of Science and Technology Two people will receive the John and Frances Rucker Graduate Advisor of the Year award, which acknowledges the contributions of Marshall's outstanding graduate advisors. They are: • Dr. Ron Childress, professor, Elementary/Secondary Education, from the South ...
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