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Faculty selected for prestigious


Plumeri Awards APRIL 2010 :: Twenty of the College’s distinguished profes- sors make up the second class of recipients of the Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence. The annual awards recognize faculty for exemplary achievements in teaching, research and service and carry with them a $10,000 prize for each recipient, to be applied toward research, summer salaries, or other stipends associated with scholarly endeavor. The awards’ ultimate intention is to enhance faculty interaction with students. The Plumeri Awards were established by Joseph J.


Plumeri II ’66, who made a significant commitment in spring 2008 to create the awards out of a desire to “honor and sup- port” faculty efforts at his alma mater. In alphabetical order, the 2010 Plumeri Award recipients


include: Jayne W. Barnard (law), Paula C. Blank (English), Randy M. Chambers (biology), Paul S. Davies (philosophy), Gary C. DeFotis (chemistry), Susan V. Donaldson (English), James G. Dwyer (law), Maryse Fauvel (modern languages and literatures), Carl T. Friedrichs (marine science), Paul D. Heideman (biology), Lu Ann Homza (history), Steven A. Kuehl (marine science), Robert J. Latour (marine science), Lawrence M. Leemis (mathematics), Charles R. McAdams III (educa- tion), Alan J. Meese ’86 (law), Jennifer M. Mellor (economics), Jennifer Bickham Mendez (sociology), Jeffrey K. Nelson (physics), and John P. Swaddle (biology).


2010 Duke Award bestowed on


Thomasine Lewis APRIL 2010 :: Thomasine Lewis has been a familiar face on campus for close to half a cen- tury. The 2010 recipi- ent of the Duke Award is known by students as a loving and considerate staff member at the Marketplace. Established in


1997, the Charles and Virginia Duke Award is given annually to an outstanding member of the College staff. The winner receives $5,000 and acknowledgement at commencement. The award is given to an individual who exhibits exemplary service and dedication to William & Mary. Lewis, who retired this year, is the definition of service


Thomasine Lewis


and dedication. Students across campus have stories of her acts of kindness, ranging from little gifts she passes on to students as they pass through the lunch line to throwing a graduation party for a student whose parents could not attend her commencement.


Recipients of the 2010 Plumeri Awards for Faculty Excellence, established by Joe Plumeri ’66 (center) THE YEAR IN REVIEW / President’s Report 2010 / The College of William & Mary 15


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