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Academic Distinguished Alumni Awards

Academic Alumni AwardsThe Distinguished Academic Alumni Awards honor those graduates whose lives most successfully emulate the values designated by each school or college of the University.

As part of our Homecoming and Family Week festivities, winners of the Distinguished Academic Alumni Awards were honored at the Academic Alumni Awards Ceremony on Friday, September 25, 2009.

School of Nursing Academic Distinguished Alumni Award

Recipients of this award demonstrate outstanding commitment to patients/clients, utilize innovative approaches to health care and enhance the image and future of nursing through research and scholarship. Graduates of the School of Nursing for more than 5 years will be considered for this award. Congratulations to these School of Nursing, Academic Distinguished Alumni Award winners:

2009
Theris Toughy, DNP, APRN, BC '67
1998 Sister Patricia Conroy, MM, Ed.D.
BS 1956, Ed.D. 1970
2008 JoAnn Gruca, RN, CS, Ph.D. ’64, ’80 1997 Shirley Fleming, RN, CNM, DrPH
BS 1972, DrPH 1994
2007 Judith E. Hicks, MSN, RN
BS 1969, MSN 1975
1996 Rita Black Monsen, DSN, MPH, RN
BS 1963, DSN 1988
2006 Anna Ortigara, RN, MS, FAAN
BS 1977, MS 1983
1995 Margaret Mary Moloney, RSM, Ph.D., D.Min., RN, FAAN
BS 1945
2005 Stephen Krau, PhD, RN, CT
MS 1989, Ph.D. 1995
1994 Joanne DeJanovich, MSN, RN
BS 1956, MSN 1980
2004 Mary M. Lebold, Ed.D., RN
BS 1960, Ed.D. 1987
1993 Mary Doherty, RN, MS
BS 1965, MS 1968
2003 Patrice A. Stevens, MS, RN, AOCN
BS 1980, MS 1986
1992 Kathleen Dracup, RN, DNSc
BS 1967, DNSc 1982
2002 Agnes Jones-Perry, BS, RN, CCHP
BS 1992
1991 Marjorie Katz, RN, MA
BS 1955, MA 1959
2001 Andrea M. Barsevick, DNSc, RN, AOCN
BS 1969, DNSc 1984
1989 Sister Mary Annette Walsh, RSM
BS 1945, MS 1954
2000 Janice M. Phillips, Ph.D., RN, FAAN
MS 1985, Ph.D. 1993
1985 Judith T. Maurin, RN, Ph.D.
BS 1966, MS 1968
1999 Nancy Diekelmann, Ph.D., RN, FAAN
MS 1970, Ph.D. 1980

College of Arts & Sciences Academic Distinguished Alumni Award

The College of Arts & Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award honors an alumnus/a whose professional, personal, civic accomplishments exemplify the mission of the College. Specifically, the award will honor an individual whose commitment to life-long learning and critical inquiry, responsible citizenship, and conscientious practice in professional or community endeavors is evident. The recipient will have demonstrated a commitment to the University’s mission in support of human dignity and the common good. Recipients of the College of Arts & Sciences Academic Distinguished Alumni Award include:

2009 Charles Floramo '80
2008 Larry R. Rogers Sr. ’74
2007 Hope L. Flack ’78

Graham School of Management Academic Distinguished Alumni Award

The Graham School of Management Distinguished Alumni Award was established in 2005 to honor the success of an alumnus/a in the business world, as well as to acknowledge his/her dedication and commitment to the Graham School of Management and its student body. The Graham School deeply appreciates the time, talents and services of these recipients:

2009 Brian P. Gilmartin, CPA '93 2006 Betty Kosky, MBA ’86, ’92
2008 Frances Dennis ’81 2005 John DeLeonardis, MBA ’89
2007 John Benish, Jr., MBA ’98

School of Education, George K. McGuire Academic Distinguished Alumni Award

George K. McGuire (1918 – 1972) was appointed to the faculty of the Education Center (now the School of Education) at Saint Xavier College in 1959 after receiving the Ph.D. degree from the University of Chicago. Promoted to the rank of Professor in 1962, he served as Director of the Education Center from 1969 through 1971. Prior to his association with the College (now a University), Dr. McGuire was Assistant Principal of the Laboratory School of the University of Chicago, where he served on the faculty. He taught at Loyola University and in the Chicago Public Schools and was published in the field of education. In addition to his academic and scholarly contributions, George McGuire was a caring and humane person. A thoughtful speaker himself, he encouraged his students to speak well. A focused listener, Dr. McGuire encouraged his students to listen carefully and actively. A generous teacher, George McGuire was a model for students in a teacher preparation program. The School of Education celebrates the contributions and traits of George K. McGuire by selecting a person who represents the same qualities to receive the award.

2009 Mariagnes Menden '86, '03
Carolyn Majorowski '03
1990 Margaret Carey, B.A.
2008 Judith Parker Mastin, MA ’04 1989 Paula Olszewski-Kublius, Ph.D.
2007 David Hollander 1988 Sister Corinne Raven, Ph.D.
2006 Brian Fogerty 1987 Mary Ann Boreczky, M.A
2005 Rita Ford 1986 .Sister Lucille McKillop, Ph.D.
2005 Patricia Daley Martino 1985 Richard E. Guerin, M.A.
2004 John Nieciak 1984 Sister M. Brian Costello, M.A.
2003 Mary Kean Coffey 1983 Mildred R. Gladney, M.A.
2002 Katherine Panko, M.A. 1981 Sister Irenaeus Chekouras, Ph.D.
2001 Sue Parker, Ph. D. 1982 Gregory Washington, Ph.D.
2000 Maureen Connolly, M.A. 1980 Susan Catania, B.A.
1999 Deborah C. Pope, M.A. 1979 Laverne Klotz, M.A.
1998 Kevin C. Cronin, M.A. 1978 Reverend John Krump, M.A.
1997 Jack Balderman, M.A. 1977 Sister Dominic Merwick, M.A.
1996 Mary Ellen Gavin, M.A. 1976 Marita Hogan, Ed.D.
1995 Sister Nancy Cahill, Ed. D. 1975 Margaret Harrigan, Ed.D.
1993 Kevin Burns, M.A. 1974 Kaye Siblik, M.A.
1992 Mary Walsh Mikolajewski, M.A. 1972 Gloria Walsh, M.A.
1991 Patricia Schultz, M.A.
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