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Achievement Recognized at Student Affairs Banquet

Familiar names around campus rang out during this year's Student Affairs Banquet. The names are familiar to many because these are the students that are actively involved and hold leadership roles around campus. Student Affairs holds the banquet each year to honor these students, as well as certain faculty members, for their dedicated efforts in a variety of areas around campus.… Post the First Comment
Achievement Recognized at Student Affairs Banquet

Student Leader of the Year Amy Aycock with President O'Brien

Osborne Wins Distinguished Faculty Award

Psychology professor Dr. Larry Osborne is 2010 winner of the Distinguished Faculty Award. Osborne was described by Provost Kina Mallard as a "service leader." Over his thirty-one years at C-N, he has championed causes to "give a voice to the voiceless" and to stand for justice.… Post the First Comment
Osborne Wins Distinguished Faculty Award

Dr. Larry Osborne

Brummett, Carpenter Named Sullivan Winners

At this year's annual Honors Convocation chapel on April 13, two students were awarded the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award, which is one of the highest recognitions of Carson-Newman College students. The award was established by the New York Southern Society to honor its founder, Algernon Sydney Sullivan, who exemplified spiritual qualities applied to daily living.… Post the First Comment
Brummett, Carpenter Named Sullivan Winners

Molly Brummett & Josh Carpenter

Ellis Honored for Community Service

Bookstore Manager Bill Ellis was awarded the Community Service Award during Honors Convocation on April 13. Ellis is a familiar face around campus, with Boy Scout Troop 76, and national foundation of Boy Scouts of America. He has worked at Carson-Newman for 13 years.… Post the First Comment
Ellis Honored for Community Service

Bill Ellis

What happens in the mud, stays in the mud

Spring on Carson Newman campus is sure to bring two things every year: allergies and Mudball. As one of Carson Newman's finest traditions for over 30 years, Mudball always attracts many students. And why not? The opportunity to compete against peers in a muddy volleyball tournament is a rare, but enticing, one.… Post the First Comment
What happens in the mud, stays in the mud

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