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2010 Minority Achievement
Dr. Carla Jackson Bell, College of Architecture Design and Construction director of multicultural affairs, was selected as the 2010 Minority Achievement Award recipient. She has contributed to improved race relations and fostered a sense of community within the university. Bell has demonstrated that recruiting, retaining, mentoring and supporting a less insular educational environment encourages students to share the experiences, understandings and aesthetics of their culture.
Her contributions have led to an approximately five percent increase in the success, retention and graduation rates of underrepresented students in CADC since she was hired in 2006. She will be honored at the 2010 MAIN Event homecoming dinner at President and Mrs. Jay Gogue's home on November 5. |
Minority Achievement Award
Thank you for your support of our great faculty and staff. This award honors an individual of any race or ethnic background whose efforts have attracted minority students to AU and/or whose efforts have contributed to the success, retention and graduation rates of minority students at AU. Additionally, this award honors an individual who has contributed to improved race relations and fostered a sense of community within the university. The recipient will be presented $1,000 and a plaque. |
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Previous Recipients |
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2009
2008
2007 Cal Clark Political Science
2006 Curtis M. Jolly Agricultural Economics
2005 Juan E. Gilbert Computer Science & Software Engineering
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2004 William Powell Music
2003 Vivian M. Larkin Rehabilitation andSpecial Education
2001 Overtoun Jenda Discrete and Statistical Sciences
2000 Dennis W. Weatherby Minority Engineering Program
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