CAMPUS NOTES
Professional Women’s Conference Set
Santa Barbara County Deputy District Attorney Joyce
Dudley will keynote the 9th annual conference of UCSB’s Professional
Women’s Association on May 10. Developing professional and personal
strengths is the conference theme, and it is reflected in the many
workshops offered. Signups begin on April 11 by going online to
< www.pwa.ucsb.edu>.
Registration fees are $55 for PWA members and $80 for nonmembers;
scholarships are available. Contact Barbara Byrge ( babs@engineering.ucsb.edu)
for details.
Walk for Good Times on April 17 It costs $1,000 to send a cancer-stricken child to Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times for a week. The A.S. Community Affairs Board (CAB) invites the campus community to help such youngsters by participating in a Walk for Good Times around the lagoon on April 17. The entrance fee is $10 a person and registration is at 10 a.m. at the event. CAB is trying to beat last year’s total of $3,000.
HONORS & AWARDS
T.J.
Bloominger, senior storekeeper for communications services,
last month collected two first-place ribbons from the Santa Barbara
International Orchid Show for his orchids Mexicoa giesbreghtiana
and Sophronitis acuensis. It was his first time at the international
show.
Marc
J. McGinnes, senior lecturer of environmental studies,
was appointed to the Santa Barbara County Planning Commission last
month as a representative of Second District Supervisor Susan Rose.
A practicing attorney, he intends to retire from UCSB in June after
33 years of teaching.
Chrisanna
Waldrop, who handles intellectual property issues for the
Office of Research, has been appointed by Third District Supervisor
Brooks Firestone to the Santa Barbara County Human Relations Commission
for a three-year term. She succeeds Denise Segura, professor of
sociology, who served from 2002-05.
TRANSITIONS
Lora
Leamy, formerly an assistant in the Development Office’s
donor relations section, has been promoted to development’s coordinator
of gift recognition systems.
Monica
Pessino, formerly a graphic artist for the Marine Science
Institute, is now creative director of the MSI’s graphics unit,
which is called Ocean O’ Graphics. The autonomous unit is a full-service
design and production studio.
Robin
Logue Rogers, formerly research development officer in
the Office of Research, has been selected executive assistant to
the dean of social sciences in the College of Letters and Science.
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