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Attracting high quality students and re- ‘ ` The College of Arts and Sciences joined  
taining outstanding faculty are two K 5 the Colleges of Business and Econom-
University concerns that the National `G ~, ics, Dentistry and Engineering as con- l
V Alumni Association is helping to re- 77 Y6 stituent organizations operating under `
  solve. In 1970, alumni scholarships and (I"] _ C} the umbrella ofthe UK National Alum- 1
awards amounted to $16,000. In 1984-, AS°¤O ni Association. As a constituent group, I
more than $67,000 was dispersed. alumni receive the dual beneiits of both  
, Club-sponsored scholarships have the national alumni programming and I
jumped more than 400 percent in the Great Teacher Awards of $600 each the individual college programming.
` last four years. In 1980-81, five clubs were presented to Drs. Mike Zalampas The National Association maintains ad-
` awarded a total of $2,000. The 1984-85 of jefferson Community College- dress records for the colleges and oiiers
academic year, 14 clubs awarded more Southwest; Daniel L. Fulks, Business & assistance in events planning. Each col-
than $10,200. Economics; joseph L. Fink, Pharmacy, lege has a voting member on the Alum-
The Association continued to award and Dibakar Bhattacharyya, Engineer- ni board of directors.
its four Loyalty Scholarships, six ing. All four groups held alumni social
marching band scholarships and 13 Alumni Professorships, with a $5,000 events in conjunction with Homecom— ,
community college grants. The awards salary enhancement annually, are held ing. The College of Engineering also
were increased to meet the full amount by Drs. joseph Kuc, plant pathology; presented a day and a half of profession-
ofin-state tuition. Joseph L. Massie, business administra- al seminars and held an open house.
tion; Jacquelyn P. Noonan, pediatric ~
$70,000 medicine; Charles P. Roland, history,
and Sidney Ulmer, political science.
Dr. William L. Matthews also held an ,
$60,000 alumni professorship until his death in
September.
Student internships were held by Kay
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In alurnnl Pubhcatlojrls an_ _ Y _uSan GTS COI'lgFOlUlOl€Cl   l'l'l€ owords SQOHSOF,
$40,000 Van Buren m alumni 3dmml$tY9~U0¤_ olumnus Wickliffe B. Moore ’24 ond ossistont
student programming. othletics director Fronk Hom.
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