TWU - Chancellor on the Move - Fall 2002

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Chancellor on the Move

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Fall 2002

Chancellor and President Dr. Ann Stuart...

	... attended a reception marking the 25th anniversary of the Dallas Black Dance Theatre, founded by TWU alumna and Regent Ann Williams. Shown with Chancellor Stuart are, from left: Marie Chapman Martch, chair of the TWU Board of Regents, and Ann Williams.
	... attended a reception marking the opening of the "Game Face: What Does a Female Athlete Look Like?" exhibit at the Women's Museum in Dallas. Joining her were, from left: Ray Poliakoff, Regents Vice Chair Linda Hughes and Dr. Lannie Hughes.
	... traveled to Lubbock for a meeting of area alumni. Shown with her are, from left: Elizabeth Hall, Carolyn Sowell, Linda Crawford Hoover, Frances Butler, Joyce Rinehart, Mary Beth Scull and Sally Murray.
	... hosted a summer picnic to thank Denton community leaders for their support of TWU. With Chancellor Stuart is Virginia Gallian, member of the Denton ISD Board of Trustees.
	... was the guest of honor at a luncheon attended by local community college administrators, hosted by Dr. Ronnie Glasscock, president of North Central Texas College, and Dr. Bill Wenrich, chancellor of the Dallas County Community College District (DCCCD). Shown with Chancellor Stuart are, from left: Dr. Diane Martin, vice president for instruction at Eastfield College; Dr. Carol Spencer, former president at Cedar Valley College; Dr. Linda Coronado, president of North Lake College; Dr. Monique Amerman, president of Mountain View College; Dr. Wenrich; Dr. Glasscock; and Dr. Robert Aguero, vice chancellor for educational affairs, DCCCD.
	... visited with participants of the Third Annual Second Language Acquisition and Cultural Diversity Symposium, hosted by the TWU Office of Bilingual/ESL Education Program. Shown with her are Lizabeth Garza, president elect of the Bilingual Education Student organization (BESO), and Gus Cedillo, former TWU Grants Administrator.
	... also traveled to Corpus Christi to visit alumni there. With her are, from left: Helen Clevely, Ruby Leonard and Elia Gutierrez.
	... and several TWU alumni attended a Washington, D.C., gala celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Women's College Coalition. Joining Chancellor Stuart were, from left: Betty Antilla, Alice Spencer, Stacey Keith, Barbara Mercurio, Lee Blair, Alice Rubin, Sharon Gray and TWU director of alumni relations Jurhee Curtis.
	... met with Houston Center faculty and staff for an update on possible plans to construct a new facility on the TWU campus in the Texas Medical Center.
	... was the guest speaker at a Rotary Youth Leadership (RYLA) Awards luncheon in Hubbard Hall. RYLA creates interest in community leadership opportunities among young people and emphasizes the importance of a college education.