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    Date: 4/19/99
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SLU ARTS AND SCIENCES SERVICE AWARDS PRESENTED
     HAMMOND -- Faculty and staff in Southeastern Louisiana University's College of Arts
and Sciences recently received awards for service to the university. 
     Presented by Southeastern Human Resources Office, the awards recognized employees
who have been members of Southeastern's staff for five to 30 years. Certificates were awarded to
those with five to nine years of services, while employees with ten or more years of service also
received pins. Faculty and staff who have been with the university for 25 years or more will
receive special recognition at the university's faculty-staff convocation in August. Awards went
to:
     Thirty years: professors Charles A. Dranguet (history and political science/International
Studies), Danny J. Acosta (biological sciences), William P. Bond (biological sciences) and
Michael Kurtz (history and political science); associate professors Larry J. Frederick (biological
sciences) and Paul Riggs (Academic Services).
     Twenty-five years: professors Earl W. Capron (psychology), Timothy M. Gautreaux
(English), Ronald B. Kennedy (visual arts), Gerald F. Guidroz (Continuing Education); associate
professor Dennis K. Brown (biological sciences).
     Twenty years: professors Roy Blackwood (visual arts), Thomas J. Lipscomb
(psychology), Richard Louth (English), Mark J. Dugopolski (mathematics), Edward T. Nelson
(biological sciences), William N. Norton (biological sciences); associate professors James S.
Dunn (mathematics), Don C. Elbers (chemistry and physics), Grace M. Hu (computer science).
     Fifteen years: professors William B. Robison (history and political science); associate
professors Joseph A. Mirando (English and journalism), Stephen C. Suber (music), Tena L.
Golding (mathematics), Elizabeth D. Gray (mathematics), Keith Bancroft (biological sciences);
assistant professor Sidney J. Guedry Jr. (biological sciences); instructors Deborah A. Dardis
(biological sciences) and Archie C. Moore (chemistry and physics).
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     Ten years: professors John Wellman (communication and theatre), Thomas Fick
(English); associate professors Barbara C. Forrest (philosophy), Joel Fredell (English), Norman
German (English), David C. Hanson (English), Thomas E. Sullenberger (criminal justice),
Cheryll S. Javaherian (foreign languages and literatures), David N. Buell (industrial technology),
Peter A. Territo Jr. (industrial technology), Edgar N. Reyes (mathematics), Richard Seigel
(biological sciences).
     Also, coordinator Maurice Badon (social work); assistant professors Lynn B. Wellman
(communication and theatre), Liana Holt-Ochsner (psychology), Michael Corbello (history and
political science), John Bonnette (industrial technology), Brian R. O'Callaghan (mathematics);
instructor Semih Tahaoglu (computer science) and Secretary II Gertie W. Hyde (visual arts).
     Five years: professor and dean John S. Miller (College of Arts and Sciences); associate
professor Samuel C. Hyde Jr. (history/Center for Regional Studies), Steven J. Rushing (music),
Yakov Voldman (music); assistant professors Karen A. Fontenot (communication and theatre),
Cheryl Frederic (communication and theatre), Steven J. Schepker (communication and theatre),
Victor Bissonnette (psychology), Lester C. Culver (psychology), Jeffrey Bell (history and
political science),  Jack B. Bedell (English), Joan Faust (English), Kenneth Mitchell (English),
Marjorie Rhine (English), Karl Volkmar (visual arts), Donald W. Scott (sociology and criminal
justice),  Jeanne L. Gillespie (foreign languages and literatures) and Agnieszka Gutthy (foreign
languages and literatures), Shikang Li (mathematics), Dennis I. Merino (mathematics), Phillip C.
Stouffer (biological sciences), Mitchell J. Robertson (chemistry and physics).
     Also, coordinator Ernest Simoneaux (Project Cypress); instructors Rebecca Boyles
(communication and theatre), Kay Files (communication and theatre), Terri Miller-Drufner
(communication and theatre),Victoria A. Mocsary (history and political science), Lori A. Ostarly,
(history and political science), Joan H. Anderson (English), Wade Heaton (English), Christine
Mitchell (English), Sarah C. Ross (English), Marta C. Gumpert (foreign languages and
literatures), Lee V. Hebert Sr. (kinesiology and health studies), Jerome May (chemistry and
physics), Abdalla Musa (chemistry and physics), Ghassan Alkadi (computer science), Ibssan S.
Alkadi (computer science), Kathleen C. Sambola (social work).
     Also, Administrative Secretary Gena M. Gill (College of Arts and Sciences), Secretary II
Joyce Mercer (history and political science), Word Processor Operator I Janet E. Efferson
(biological sciences).
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