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n April, the University said "good-bye"
to some of its beloved faculty and staff
members who began retirement. Pictured with
Carson-Newman President Randall O'Brien,
second from left, are Dr. Ken Morton, professor
of Chemistry, 29 years; O'Brien;
Dr. Diana Carroll, professor family and
consumer sciences, 37 years; Dr. Ernest Lee, professor of English and director of the Appalachian Center, 25 years;
Dr. Larry Osborne, professor of psychology, 35 years; Peggy Dalton, director of health services, 16 years; and Bill
Houston, associate professor of art, 27 years.
A very
fond
farewell
Day named VP for Advancement
Valerie I. Day has been named vice president for Advancement.
"Valerie is a Carson-Newman graduate who loves her alma mater," said
President O'Brien. "She is passionate about our mission. Along with her
extensive experience in the corporate and non-profit worlds, Valerie is a
perfect fit for our leadership team."
A graduate of Carson-Newman's MBA program, Day has served as CEO
of Maryville's Haven House. She has also served as East Tennessee division
director for March of Dimes, development coordinator for Knoxville's Helen
Ross McNabb Center and account manager for Coca-Cola.
