Roanoke Times
                 Copyright (c) 1995, Landmark Communications, Inc.

DATE: WEDNESDAY, November 17, 1993                   TAG: 9311170027
SECTION: CURRENT                    PAGE: NRV7   EDITION: NEW RIVER VALLEY 
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NAMES ON CAMPUS

She is a board-certified family physician with 10 years of clinical experience in private practice, ambulatory care and student health services.

Former Lady Highlander basketball coach CHARLENE CURTIS and former principal, teacher and librarian MARY ANN PACE McGEE were recognized as outstanding alumnae for their accomplishments at Radford's homecoming celebration.

Curtis, a 1976 graduate, received the 1993 Outstanding Service Award.

McGee is a 1944 graduate who served in Henry County and Martinsville schools for 30 years. She received the Outstanding Alumnus Award.

\ JEFF KLEPPIN has been appointed athletic department business manager and will manage the athletic budget.

Previously, Kleppin was assistant academic coordinator.

Art Professor CHARLIE BROUWER was awarded $500 in the Lenoir Sculpture Competition and Exhibition for his sculpture "Park Benches."

The sculpture also has been selected as the winner of the Friends of the Art at Queens College Outdoor Sculpture Juried Competition and will be displayed on the campus in Charlotte, N.C.

A sculpture, "Lacking Sufficient Height the Ladder Learned to Fly," has been selected by the Watauga County Arts Council Outdoor Sculpture Competition and will be displayed in front of the Jones House Community Center in Boone, N.C.

\ The WALDRON SCHOOL OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES received a $87,200 grant from Roanoke Memorial Hospital to provide upper-level nursing courses as part of the bachelor's degree program in nursing.