2008 Woodie Awards
Campus Briefs: Exhibit features former President Marvin
Issue date: 4/28/08 Section: News
An exhibit honoring late President Daniel Marvin is on display at Mary J. Booth Library.
Marvin died April 21.
He served as Eastern's president from 1977 to 1983.
The display includes various pictures, newspapers articles and speeches of Marvin.
The display is located in the Marvin Foyer of the library.
Turn in textbooks before deadline
The deadline to turn in textbooks for the spring semester is 3 p.m. Friday.
Textbooks need to be returned to Textbook Rental.
Late textbooks will only be accepted for the following five days with a late fine of $10 per book.
Contact Textbook Rental at 581-3626 for more information.
Awards given to TriO members
TRiO Student Support Services recognized 2008 graduates, academic achievers, scholarship recipients and minority leaders of Eastern's campus Thursday night. Bryan Range, a senior family and consumer sciences major, who is engaged to Ryan Goodall, a senior business marketing major, were two of the leading leaders recognized. They both received multiple awards and were recognized for having cumulative GPAs above 3.0. Range, who has been a part of the honors college for three and a half years, received a certificate for having a cumulative GPA above a 3.5. The couple also received TRiO scholarships for next year. Range and Goodall said persistence and determination were key to their success.
Raquel Gantt, a sophomore psychology and business management major, was recognized for having a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above and being a TRiO Ambassador. "These organizations represent strong individuals who will excel in every aspect of life," Gantt said.
Gantt's mentor, Michael Havey, a psychology professor, received the "Mentor of the Year Award."
- Compiled by Associate News Editor Stephen Di Benedetto and Staff Reporter Veronica Edmond
Marvin died April 21.
He served as Eastern's president from 1977 to 1983.
The display includes various pictures, newspapers articles and speeches of Marvin.
The display is located in the Marvin Foyer of the library.
Turn in textbooks before deadline
The deadline to turn in textbooks for the spring semester is 3 p.m. Friday.
Textbooks need to be returned to Textbook Rental.
Late textbooks will only be accepted for the following five days with a late fine of $10 per book.
Contact Textbook Rental at 581-3626 for more information.
Awards given to TriO members
TRiO Student Support Services recognized 2008 graduates, academic achievers, scholarship recipients and minority leaders of Eastern's campus Thursday night. Bryan Range, a senior family and consumer sciences major, who is engaged to Ryan Goodall, a senior business marketing major, were two of the leading leaders recognized. They both received multiple awards and were recognized for having cumulative GPAs above 3.0. Range, who has been a part of the honors college for three and a half years, received a certificate for having a cumulative GPA above a 3.5. The couple also received TRiO scholarships for next year. Range and Goodall said persistence and determination were key to their success.
Raquel Gantt, a sophomore psychology and business management major, was recognized for having a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above and being a TRiO Ambassador. "These organizations represent strong individuals who will excel in every aspect of life," Gantt said.
Gantt's mentor, Michael Havey, a psychology professor, received the "Mentor of the Year Award."
- Compiled by Associate News Editor Stephen Di Benedetto and Staff Reporter Veronica Edmond
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