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Campus News - September 17, 2001 |
Notables
Amanda J. Cobb, new American Studies faculty, is a winner of the 22nd annual American Book Award.
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Ric Richardson, associate professor, Architecture and Planning was recently
in Hong Kong where he was an external examiner for the first architectural doctoral
student to graduate at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Richardson helped supervise Gordon Fongs thesis: Citizen Participation
in Hong Kong involving the analysis of methods to involve local citizens
in the design and development of Chinas Special Administrative Region
(SAR).
Supported by the Asian Cultural Council, Richardson was a visiting professor
in the Architecture Department at the Chinese University in 1995, and worked
as a senior planner/architect in the Sha Tin New Town Development Office in
Hong Kong from 1976 to 1977 under a fellowship from the Henry Luce Foundation.
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Associate Dean of the UNM School of Pharmacy Reynaldo Saenz
will be the recipient of a leadership award presented by De Colores, Inc., when
they host the Hispanic Culture Festival on Friday, Sept. 21 from 6-9 p.m. at
the KiMo Theater.
Saenz is receiving the award for his hard work and commitment to education. A reception at McGilvrays at 6th and Central will follow the ceremony. The festival showcases and celebrates New Mexico contributions of art, music, dance and leadership.
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