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Winter 2001
Vol. 18, No. 4
Seasons Staff
William
Nunnelley
Editor
Mary
Wimberley
Associate Editor
Jack
Brymer
Contributing Writer
Sean Flynt
Contributing Writer
Scott
Camp
Graphic Designer
Carlie Cranford
Graphic Designer
Donna
Fitch
Web Designer & Editor
Janica
York
Editorial Assistant
Caroline
Baird
Photographer
Samford University Alumni Association Officers 2001-02
Paula Hovater '69
Rod Hovater '67
Co-Presidents
Bennie Bumpers '63
Vice President
Cyndi Stephenson '85
Vice President
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Forging Another 'Greatest
Generation'
Dr. Thomas E. Corts
Carnegie Names Chew
For the second year in a row, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement
of Teaching has selected a Samford teacher as Alabama Professor of the
Year. This year's honoree is Department of Psychology Chair Stephen L.
Chew.
'Quantum Leap' in Science
NASA chief scientist Kathie Olsen says Samford's new Sciencenter offers
laboratory capabilities that can "energize a student in a way no
lecture can." She spoke at the dedication of the facility during
Homecoming.
Alumni of the
Year
Samford honors Dr. Howard G. Clark '47, distinguished Duke University
scientist, and Francois Coutu '81, head of Canada's second largest drugstore
chain, as 2001 Alumni of the Year.
Remembering Ruhama
Ruhama Baptist Church, Jefferson's County oldest congregation, nourished
a struggling Samford University--then Howard College--during its early
East Lake days. Over the years, the two maintained their close relationship.
As Ruhama prepared to leave East Lake after 182 years, Samford took time
to say thanks.
Gray Takes Charge
Former assistant Bill Gray turned around Samford football fortunes during
the second half of 2001. Now, he's the coach who'll lead the Bulldogs
into the Ohio Valley Conference.
About Samford People
Campus News
Estate Planning
Homecoming
Sports
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Birmingham, Alabama 35229, and is distributed free to all alumni of the
University, as well as to other friends. Samford University is an Equal
Opportunity Institution and welcomes applications for employment and educational
programs from all individuals regardless of race, color, age, sex, disability
or national or ethnic origin.
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Last updated:
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