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SPRING 2007
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Economist Sandra J. Peart to Head Jepson School
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Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine Shares Leadership Insights,
Challenges
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Faculty Garner National Recognition with Awards, Fellowships,
Service and Publications
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Students Take Learning
on the Road
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Adrian Bitton,
'09, Asks Winning Quest Question
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Jesse Kedy, '07, Brings an International Perspective to Classroom,
Work
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Brainstorming Session
Generates Exciting Ideas for Alumni Outreach
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Christopher
Poulos, '97, Named Connecticut Teacher of the Year
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Don't Miss These Upcoming Events!
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Rebecca Ponder, '05, and Elizabeth Friend,
'06, Discover the Joys of Teaching and Learning in Namibia and
China
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Army Capt. Christopher Botterbusch, '03, Helps U.S. Troops Stay Wired in Iraq
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David Lynn, '00, Lauds Unique Learning Environment
at American School of Paris
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Merilee Karr, '98, Develops Global
Business Strategies for Shell
Economist Sandra J. Peart to Head Jepson
School
On Jan. 22 the University
announced the appointment of Jepson's fourth
dean, economist Sandra J. Peart, effective Aug. 1.
Details
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine Shares Leadership
Insights, Challenges
Virginia Gov. Timothy M. Kaine shared his insights on
leadership and challenged students to
think about leadership issues facing state government in a Nov. 28
speech and Q&A in Jepson Hall.
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Faculty Garner National Recognition with
Awards, Fellowships, Service and Publications
The superlative contributions of Jepson faculty
members in the realms of teaching and scholarship continue to shape
and refine the emerging discipline of leadership studies and
increasingly garner national recognition for the School. In the last
six months alone, faculty members have received several prestigious
awards and fellowships.
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Students Take Learning on the Road
Jepson students hit the road, so to speak, on a
number of occasions this year in an effort to expand upon and test
their classroom learning. They toured the homes of two U.S.
presidents in Charlottesville, Va.; attended a leadership conference
in Annapolis, Md.; participated in the Ethics Bowl at Randolph Macon
College in Ashland, Va.; and assisted with rebuilding efforts along
the Gulf Coast.
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Adrian Bitton, '09, Asks Winning Quest Question
Sophomore Adrian Bitton won the Quest V competition
from among a pool of 947 entries with her question, How is it all
connected?
Details
Jesse Kedy, '07, Brings an International Perspective to Classroom,
Work
Jesse Kedy, '07, who holds dual British and Israeli
citizenship, hopes to parlay the unique international perspective he
brings to his classes at the University into a job offer from a U.S. organization seeking a diverse
workforce.
Read the complete article.
Brainstorming Session Generates Exciting Ideas
for Alumni Outreach
A recent brainstorming session attended by nine
alumni, five administrators and staff members and three current
students generated exciting ideas about ways for alumni to
reconnect with each other and the School.
Read the complete article.
Christopher
Poulos, '97, Named Connecticut Teacher of the Year
How does it feel to be recognized as the best among
48,000 peers? Ask Christopher Poulos, '97, Connecticut's 2007 Teacher
of the Year.
Read the complete article.
Don't Miss These Upcoming Events!
Schedule of upcoming events
Rebecca Ponder, '05, and Elizabeth Friend,
'06, Discover the Joys of Teaching and Learning in Namibia and
China
When Rebecca Ponder, '05, and Elizabeth
Friend, '06, signed on as volunteers with WorldTeach, they may not
have guessed that they would learn as much, if not more, from
their students in Namibia and China as their students learned from
them.
Read the complete article.
Army Capt. Christopher Botterbusch, '03, Helps U.S. Troops
Stay Wired in Iraq
Many people would undoubtedly greet the prospect of
spending a year in Iraq with trepidation. But Army Capt.
Christopher Botterbusch, ’03, viewed deployment to Iraq as just part
of the job.
Read the complete article.
David
Lynn, '00, Lauds Unique Learning Environment at American School of Paris
David Lynn, ’00, has known since a young age that he
wanted to teach, and so he has—in Hungary, China, the United States
and, most recently, France at the American School of Paris (ASP),
where he serves as a middle school educator, club advisor and sports
coach.
Read the complete article.
Merilee Karr, '98, Develops Global Business Strategies
for Shell
Merilee Karr, ’98, spends her days developing global
business strategies for energy and petrochemical giant Shell and her
evenings unwinding with a jog along the Thames River or dinner with
friends in a London pub.
Read the complete article.
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