MAY 17, 2002

VOLUME 31, NUMBER 18

• Tonelson Award presented to Taj Mohieldin at faculty dinner
  
  
• Getting their kicks
  Soccer enthusiasts from many cultures turn Larchmont series into 'international games'
  
  
• Gift of $2 million establishes first endowed chair in engineering
  

• NEWS AND NOTES
  • Board of Visitors to meet June 13-14 in Webb Center
  • Outdoor concerts canceled
  • Sean Star Wars exhibit opens June 8 at gallery
  • Concert to be narrated by 'Pipedreams' host for NPR
  • Jean Major among four administrators leaving
  • Lady Monarch Pride golf tourney a success
  • Basketball tickets on sale for 1st season at new arena
  • Bryan Porter wins award from Disability Services
  • Free Tides tickets available
  
  
• FROM THE EDGE
  
  
• PROFACTS
  
  
• 'Twas the Night Before Commencement
  
  

• Recent achievement advances research in molecular physics
  
  
• Senate recommends adding Ph.D. in community college leadership
  
  
• Faculty, staff contribute nearly $125,000 to Dominion Fund campus campaign
  
  
• Mace online places 2nd in national competition
  
  
• Two students among first to receive Cooke scholarships
  
  
• Three faculty members receive Fulbright grants
  
  
• Physics dept. to host grad student symposium
  
  
• Four colleges announce annual faculty award winners
  
  
• Symposium to commemorate 50th anniversary of the Korean War
  
  
• University wins $2 million grant from NASA to lead research consortium
  
  
• Williamson awarded $1.1 million NSF grant
  
  
• Speaker calls on graduates to come to the aid of refugees
  
  
• Outstanding Scholars are honored
  
  
• Biology major wins Kaufman Prize
  
  
• Rosemarie Liu announced as winner of top national graduate fellowship at Phi Kappa Phi induction
  
  
• AUA offers two sessions in CPR training
  
  
• Perry Library honors presents annual awards
  
  
• Doviak wins a SCHEV Eisenhower Grant for project designed to help math, science teachers