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■ The members of the 2010 President's Leadership Academy were announced: Dr. Ritta Abell, assistant professor of speech; Joe Fraley, farm manager; Dr. La Tonya Hesferberg, assistant professor of social work; Dr. Steve Hunt, professor of information systems; Dr. Lesia Lennex, associate professor of education; Dr, J. Marshall, executive director, Center for Regional Engagement; Amanda Mason, financial aid counselor; Dr. Janet McCoy, assistant professor of public relations; Kerry Murphy, curriculum management coordinator; Dr. Philip Prater, professor of veterinary technology; Dr. Sean Reilley, associate professor of psychology; and Wei hong Sun, senior enrollment services counselor. ■ We increased our number of graduates by 15 percent l125 students) in the 2008-09 academic year. ■ Our Students In Free Enterprise jSIFEJ Team was runners-up in the 2009 SIFE National Exposition held in Philadelphia. ■ The MSU Police Department hosted other state and local law enforcement agencies in "Rapid Deployment Training" in late May. ■ The Department of Agricultural Sciences hosted the Junior Livestock Expo East and nearly 800 middle, high school and college students attended. ■ Dr. Francene Botts-Butler, director of multicultural student services at Morehead II State University, was elected president of the Kentucky Association of Blacks in Higher Education. ■ National Collegiate Athletic Association jNCMJ Division I Committee on Athletics Certification announced that Morehead State University earned full certification status. ■ Crystal Wilkinson, visiting assistant professor of English, was the first place winner of the Denny C. Plattner Award in Poetry from Appalachian Heritage for her poem "Terrain." ■ Dr. Scott A. Davison, professor of philosophy, published a chapter titled "Petitionary Prayer" in the Oxford Handbook of Philosophical Theology, edited by Thomas P. Flint and Michael Rea (Oxford, 2009). ■ Dr. Melinda Willis, associate professor of education, was honored for her work with the Kentucky Reading Project (KRPJ. ■ Amy Brown, assistant professor of nursing, was appointed by the Notional League for Nursing to serve as a NLN Ambassador. ■ MSU at Prestonsburg adjunct professor Ron Vanover was honored at the 11th Annual "Teachers Who Made a Difference" program hosted by the University of Kentucky College of Education. ■ MSU women's cross country team was among the nearly 800 Division I sports teams recognized for fop □-c0d9inic performance as port of the NCAA's acaOemic­ reform program. . .. and many more MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION Resolution Sustaining August 12, 2009 DIVERSITY ( Presiding: Dr. Karla Hughes, Prevost Whereas, Morehead State University is a diverse community devoted to excellence in Pre-Convocation Music {MSU Music Faculty recordings} J teaching, research and creative production, and service; and

I. Welcome Whereas, Morehead State University's respect for diversity ofpeople and thought is clearly stated in its core values and reflected in official documents, print II. Introduction of New Faculty & Staff and electronic; and 111. Brief Announcements & Updates Whereas, the statutory authority for the governance ofMorehead State University is IV. Presentation of Awards vested in the duly appointed and/or elected members of the Board of &gents; and V. Remarks by President Wayne D. Andrews Whereas, issues ofdiversity are ofa significant and ongoing interest to the members VI. Campus Campaign Kick-Off of the Board of Regents in their ojficittl duties and personal and profossional lives; and VII. Morehead Stale University Alma Mater Led by Dr. Greg Detweiler and Dr. Molly Roseman Whereas, the Board of Regents, as a matter of institutional policy, highly values inclusiveness, representation and diversity as essential sources ofstrength Alma Mater and vitality for the University community; and Far above the rolling campus, Resting in the dale, Whereas, the Board of Regents embraces the achievement of diversity as an Stands the dear old Alma Mater invaluable element ofthe University's mission, vision and values; We will always hail. Shout in chorus, raise your voices, Therefore, be it resolved by the Board ofRegents ofMorehead State University that Blue and Gold - praise you. the infasion of diversity into all aspects of the University's life is of Winning through to fame and glory, paramou1lt importance, and the Board ofRegents hereby recommits itself Dear old MSU. .i to that shared value and hereby challenges all members ofthe University community to act affirmatively in identifyi1lg, creating and accomplishing We invite all faculty and staff to join us far the diversity in its many forms and venues. 2009 Campus Campaign Kick-Off! Immediately following Convocation, it's the Kick-Off ~unch from 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m. in the Drill Room, Button Auditorium.

Make. your 2009 gift of $25, or more (or sign up for indefinite .payroll ATTEST: deduction) at this event and: receive two tickets to on MSU Football · 8-f~ ~~,j,~ gal)le, You will also be.registered lo win a $200 Visa gift card! · Carol Johns~ WaynD.Andrews, Pmsidcm and his more than 70 publications in refereed journals are truly extra ordinary accomplishments for a I_eJe~rch mathematicial}__: ____ Dr. Fricke began his undergraduate studies at the University al Bonn, Welcome-new employeesl Germany, in 1966; three years later he received a master's degree from the (New hires since January 1, 2009) University of Kansas, and the Ph.D. degree from Kent Stole University in 1971.

DISTINGUISHED TEACHER Name Job Title Department Dr. Layne Neeper, professor of English, specializes in 19th and 20th century Adhikori, Sonieev Asst Professor Industrial & Engineering Tech .American_literature. r.ie.teaches_courses.rangingJrom_basic writing to graduate Adkins, Timothy Allen ---~B,~;l~d,cing~'ri,c~~ Tec_hnici~n~--­ _ Building Services ______seminars, advises students, serves on thesis committees and has developed several Arrington, Nellie Jone Asst Professor of Education Early Child, Elem & Spec Educ Instructor of HPES Health, Wellness & Human Perf new courses. Ash, Elizabeth Beach, Regino K. Director of Testing Testing Center An active scholar, he has written several articles for publication. He has made Bessette, Murray Asst Professor, Government (IRAPP) Inst, Reg Analysis & PP presentations at more than 30 conferences across the country. During a sabbatical Brooks, Melissa Morie Librarian I Comden Carroll Library leave in the spring of 2008, he researched novelist Stephen Wright which yielded Brown, Tomeka Nicole Assistant Basketball Cooch Basketb:::ill, Women's two articles that were accepted by respected iournals. Buckley, Michelle Academic Resources/Lob Coordinator Nursing - ADN Program Enrollment Services Specialist Enrollmenl Services Active in various academic organizations, he holds membership in the Butz, Amanda Ryon Butz, David Asst Professor of Psychology Psychology Modern language Association and its affiliates and the Kentucky Philological Carson, Elizabeth Jean Veterinary Technologist Vel Technology Program . Association. He is a member of the Sigma Tau Delta and Phi Kappa Phi honor Coaplen-Anderson, Corrie Asst Professor of English English societies. His service beyond the University includes a long association with the Davis, Betty Taylor Student Facilitator East KY Gear UP Advanced Placement English literature Exam serving first as a reader and now as Dickerson, Andrew McCrae Athletic Media Relations Director Athletic Media Relations Eisenhour, Lynn Victoria Laboratory Manager/Researcher Biology & Chemistry a table leader for the Educational Testing Service. Everman, Rhonda Lynn Extended Campus Assistant MSU ot Mt. Sterling On the campus, he has served on various committees within •his college and Fugate, De!onno College Access Counselor Educ Opportunity Center department, as well as the college's Graduate Committee and Student Media Fulmer, Dennis lnslructr, Chemistry Biology & Chemistry Board. He completed two consecutive terms on the Faculty Senate; has served Gay, Aaron Michael Doto Bose Research Analyst I Institutional Research & Assa on the EFLP Tenure Committee since 1998, which he chaired from 2004-05; has Gibson, Jarred Ryon Student facilitator East KY Gear UP Grady, Motthew D. Assistant Basketball Cooch Bosketb:::ill, Men's served on the English Graduate Faculty Committee since 1993, which he chaired Green, Phyllis L. Student focililolor Eosl KY Gear UP from 1998-2000; and now serves as the interim chair of the Department of Hanshaw, Phillip Mork Heal & Water Plant Operotor Trainee Power Plant English. Halfield, Jennifer M. Instructor Health, Wellness & Human Perf He earned a bachelor's degree from Baylor University, master's degree from Hickmon, Molly L. Database Research Ano!ysl Ill IT -Applications Services Texas Tech University and the Ph.D. degree from Pennsylvania State University. Holbrook, Machelle Doy Field Coordinator East KY Gear UP Holbrook, Stephanie Leann Student Focililolor Eosl KY Gear UP Holloway, Charles Chief Diversity Officer President, Office Horsley, Chris Deon Building Services Technician Building Services Jackson, Myrna Jill Instructor /T roiner/Advisor Educ Unit, Child Core Serv Joshi, Nilesh N. Assislanl Professor lnduslrlol & Engineering Tech Kegebein, Robert Lee Dotobose Research Ano!yst IV Instil Research & Assessment Kellogg, Matthew F. Assislont Soccer Cooch Soccer, Women's Kiper, Lisa Asst Professor, Nursing Nursing -AON Program Lipka, Warren Michael Head Women's Soccer Cooch Soccer, Women's Manis, Rondy Lead Coordinolor/lnslructor Comm, Media & Ldrshp St Monn, William Asst Professor of Music Music, Theatre & Dance McCain, Jennifer Asst Professor, Education Early Child, Elem & Spec Educ McCorly, Julio Ann Program Assistant (Today's Youth) Today's Youth Mook, William E. YouthBuild Vocational Training Assistonl COPC - YouthBuild Montgomery, Linda Holbrook lnstrudor/Moth Regional Coordinator Early Child, Elem & Spec Educ Neal, Jason Dean Assistant Baseball Cooch Baseball, Men's Patrick, Valerie Student focllitotor East KY Gear UP Peach, Harold G. Associate Director, Institutional Research lnstilutlonol Research & Assa Pierce, Koren Jean Visiting Assistant Professor, Accounling School of Business Admin Polmonteer, Kathryn Nelson Assistant Dean Deon, College of Education Preston, Victoria P. Student Focilitotor East KY Gear UP Rayburn, Ruby Annette Building Services Technician Building Services I Riegle, Sondra Elizabeth I Asst Professor, Education Middle & Sec Educ !

j ------Name Job Ti~e Department His association with MSU's Kentucky Folk Art Center led to a five-part series Roork, Mory Asst Professor, Nursing Nursing• ADN Program which highlighted the individuals and traditions of the stale. The films aired on Rose, Diano Clinical Instructor Nursing• ADN Program Kentucky Educational Television and were selected lo play at film festivals across Roseman, Molly J. Visiting Assistonl Professor Music, Theatre & Donce North America and at international venues, such as Africa, Europe, and Australia. Rowe, Joe Timothy Director, Paintsville Innovation Center Innovation Center The first of the five documentaries, "Chisel," highlighted an African American Salisbury, Ronald Gene Studenl Facilitator Easl KY Gear UP Shepherd, Kori Administrative Secretory East KY Gear UP wood sculptor. It was screened at the refereed Broadcast Education Association's Spriggs, Michelle Blanton General Management Consultant SBDC district conference and played al three juried festivals: The Bluegrass Independent Thomas, Erle Todd Star Theatre Director Eorth & Space Science Film Festival, Martha's Vineyard African American Film Festival and the George Thompson, Joshua Seth Heal & Water Planl Operator Trainee Power Plant I Lindsey UNA Film Festival where ii earned an honorable mention for Dacumentary­ Twiggs, Robert Jomes Professor, (Aslronaulicol Engineer) Earlh & Space Science Faculty. The documentary was selected for KET's Arts Toolkit, a curriculum and Warsame, Kitty 8. Asst Professor Middle & Sec Educ 1 instruction series which KET makes available to K-12 schools, as well as colleges Wilson, Kolo Noel Building Services Technician Building Services Zavala--Garrett, lza Asst Professor of Spanish Intern & lnterdis Studies and universities. Hill received a Creative Productions Grant from the former Institute for Regional Analysis and Public Policy to create a documentary on a sorghum producer in Menifee County. It earned him a James B. Storey Experience Award at the Flatland Film Festival in Lubbock and honorable mentions al the Berkeley Announcements Film and Video Festival in Berkeley, Calif., and the Twin Rivers Media Festival in Asheville, N.C. He was invited to share the "How to" al the Films in Competition ACADEMIC AFFAIRS al the Anchorage International Film Festival in Anchorage, Alaska. Celebration of Student Scholarship He earned a, bachelor's degree in English from Oakland University in The Fifth Annual Celebration of Student Scholarship will be held in ADUC Rochester, Mich., a master's degree in communication from Wayne State University an Wednesday, April 21, 2010. last year, 241 students engaged in original in Detroit, and a Master of Fine Arts degree from Southern Illinois University research, scholarship, and/or other creative activities under the mentorship of in Carbondale, Ill. Before coming to MSU, Hill taught al SIU and Oakland 98 faculty from all disciplines presented 126 scholarly papers, posters, and/ Community College. ar performances. Please plan to help us grow this exciting event by personally attending, sponsoring student presenters, and encouraging all of your students to DISTINGUISHED RESEARCHER attend. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact Dr. Bruce Mattingly, Dr. Gere/ H. Fricke, professor of mathematics, has published in a broad variety Associate Vice President far Research, at [email protected] or 783- of research areas, which is atypical for a research mathematician. His work 2010. includes research in Complex Analysis, Graph Theory, Real Analysis, Topology, Differential Equations, Functional Analysis, Summability Theory, and Physics. University Outreach Planning Task Force Since coming to MSU, Dr. Fricke's research has generated interest and he has A new "University Outreach" unit has been established in the Division of offered seminars for faculty and students and discussed open problems in Graph Academic Affairs, and Provost Hughes has selected Dr. Michael Seelig to head it. Theory. The work has resulted in several publications and inspired colleagues to The President has asked Dr. Seelig and Porter Dailey to co-chair a campus-wide actively pursue research in various areas despite their teaching load. He is very task force during 2009-2010 lo establish a 5-Year Vision and Plan for integrating proud that he and his colleagues involved undergraduates in publishable research, the efforts of MSU's five regional campuses; Adult Education; Adult Programs; something extremely rare in mathematics. College Access programs; Continuing Education; and Regional Engagement Dr. Fricke hos gained an international reputation through his research programs including P-16, Regional Stewardship, Service learning, LEAD, etc. excellence and his active and engaged research agenda. In 1992, the University Interested faculty and staff will be invited to participate in the Task Farce initiative. f of Natal in South Africa and the Hanno Rund Fund invited him for a series of lectures and a three-month visit to Durban. Because of the work with several I CPE Intern I researchers in South Africa, he served as the unofficial adviser for a colleague Dr. Adina O'Hara, senior associate in Academic Affairs at the Kentucky who received a Ph.D. degree from the University of South Africa in 2007. He Council on Postsecondary Education, will be doing an internship at MSU during continues to obtain contacts from South Africa and makes frequent visits to fall 2009. Dr. O'Hara will learn more about the organization and functions of the Clemson and various universities in Germany and Fi:ance. work of Academic Affairs at the institution-level while serving as a resource to the He has given more than 200 invited talks in the United Stales and abroad, Academic Affairs leadership team in the areas of transfer, faculty development and with more than 50 presentations in Canada, Germany, France, Switzerland, general education. She will be co-mentored by Dr. Karla Hughes, Provost, and Austria and South Africa. Through his partnerships, including those al MSU, he is Dr. Michael Seelig, Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs for University working with groups at Clemson, University of Tennessee, and in the international Outreach. arena. He hos received external funding for mathematics research, from the Hanno Rund Fund as well as the Math National Science Foundation through Clemson, Center for Regional Engagement AWARD RECIPIENTS The Center for Regionql E~g9g~ll!~nt will be hosting. a ~:'b_oy~e ~arming" on Tuesday, August 25, 2009, from 3-5 p.m. at the new location for the Center at DISTINGUISHED STAFF SERVICE 320 University Street {formerly known as the Blair House). Refreshments and music William H. (Bill }Redwine, assistant vice president for auxiliary services, will be provided. We are asking guests to bring a nonperishable food item that Redwine was promoted to his current title in January 2007. He has oversight can be donated to a local nonprofit agency. for Environmental Health and Safety and Risk Management in addition ta his responsibilities for the EogleCord office, Postal Services, Food Services, SACS and the QEP Concessions and Vending, Eagle Trace Golf Course and the University Bookstore. Special sessions entitled "The QEP Conversation" will be held to_J>rovide the -Heis ci menioer of the-NaiionarAssociaffon of College Auxiliary Services campus more information on the QEP process. Sessions will be held Tues., Sept. 1 INACAS) and its affiliate group, the National Association of College Auxiliary l/ and Wed., Sept. 2, from 3-4 p.m. in the ADUC Crager Room. Those interested in I Services-South, of which he is a past president. writing whitepapers for consideration are strongly encouraged to attend. A 1979 graduate with a B.A. degree in government and public affairs, he joined MSU in 1981 as a university development officer. He also has served as BUDGETS, PLANNING & TECHNOLOGY director of development, director of alumrii relations and director of auxiliary Instructional Services Center services. Redwine was the adviser for MSU's chapter of Sigma Nu social fraternity In collaboration with Camden-Carroll Library staff, Information Technology for many years. Instructional Services is opening a new Instructional Services Center !ISC) and A member of the Rowan County Board of Education since 1991, he is a past Student Commons in the Camden-Carroll Library. Phase I renovation is scheduled regional chairman of the Kentucky School Boards Association and a member of to be completed in September. The ISC has been created to provide faculty with the Board of Trustees of the St. Claire Medical Center Foundation and the Kentucky expanded and improved support services for technology-assisted instruction and School Boards Insurance Trust jKSBIT). to develop and implement a methodological approach to the evaluation and implementation of emerging instructional technologies. The IT Instructional Services DISTINGUISHED FACULTY SERVICE staff will be manning an information booth with information about upcoming Sharon T. Walters, associate professor of accounting, teaches accounting training and services to be offered in the new center at a table in front of the courses, and also administers the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. library during the lunch following today's convocation. VITA provides free income tax return preparation assistance for area low-income residents, as well as MSU students. Institutional Profile She earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with an accounting The Office of Institutional Research and Assessment is pleased to announce option at Eastern New Mexico University. Additionally, she holds a Master of that the 2008-2009 MSU Profile is available online at www.moreheadstate.edu/ Business Administration {MBA) degree from Morehead State. A CPA since 1989 ira. The Profile is compiled annually for the purpose of providing a convenient and and a CVA since 2006, she has been on MSU's faculty since 1987 and has authoritative source of factual information about the University. The primary content served as faculty sponsor of the University's Accounting Club since 1991. areas focus on student enrollment, academic programs and faculty characteristics. Walters is currently serving on the Kentucky State Board of Accountancy, having served two terms as president of the board. She is also currently serving STUDENT LIFE on the Board of Examiners, which regulates the CPA exam for the 50 states plus 5 Volunteer Opportunities for New Student Move-In Day other jurisdictions. Faculty and staff are asked to volunteer a few hours on Friday, August 14, She is a former director for the Kentucky Society of Certified Public to provide leadership to our student organization move-in teams and help greet Accountants {KSCPA) and remains active in student related activities sponsored families and students as they move into residence halls. More information and by the society. She is a member of the Kentucky State Board of Accountancy, sign•up forms are available by contacting Margaret LaFontaine, m.lafontaine@ Kentucky Society of CPAs, National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, moreheadstate.edu, 783-5284 or on the Web at www.moreheadstate.edu/fsportal. and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Vehicle Registration/Parking System DISTINGUISHED CREATIVE PRODUCTIONS The Traffic Office is located in 100 Laughlin Building. Regular hours of Jeffrey Hill, associate professor of mass communication, who came to MSU in operation are 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Extended hours are in effect 2002, has gained international acclaim in film, winning awards in the U.S. and Thursday & Friday, August 13 and 14, from 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Saturday, August 15, overseas. He has created music videos, narrative films and three-camera studio from 10 a.m.-2 p.m., and the following week from 8 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday through productions but his specialty is documentaries. Since coming to Kentucky, he has Wednesday. Address questions to Melissa Davis, m.blankenbec@moreheadstate. explored what makes the state unique, beginning with the people who represent edu, 783-2220. Updated regulations are available on the Web at the rich self-taught artistic tradition of Appalachia. www.moreheadstate.edu/polioe. Emergency Preparedness Response of their choice for membership. Annual cost of the One Plus Membership is $240. In the instructional setting, the faculty member is the person to whom students Guest passes are also available. For more information on memberships, contact look for direction and leadership when emergency situations arise. Faculty are Jane Tenyer, [email protected], 783-5152. asked to take a few minutes at the first class meeting each semester to discuss emergency procedures with students and refer them to the Emergency Resources Watch Us Grow! Web page at www.moreheadstate/emergency. Ground was broken August 11, 2009, on the new Campus Recreation and Faculty members are asked to document this process by following directions Wellness Center and the 1 8 month construction phase of this project will soon be on the Classroom Resources link of the Emergency Resources Web page. underway. Check out the location at the south end of Eagle Lake Apartments and Attention should also be given to those students with disabilities or special needs watch us grow! that may require assistance in the event that evacuation is necessary. A general emergency evacu9tion plan has been developed for each campus building Eagle Athletic Action and can be accessed from the -University's Emergency Resources Web page at Season tickets are now on sale for all fall sports. Special $50 rates for www.moreheadstate.edu/emergency. Evacuation directions may be specific to football season tickets are available for faculty and staff. Boxes (8 seats) are $500 individual rooms and venues. Please explore the nearest exit route from your and parking passes are $15. Volleyball and Soccer season passes are $20 each. classroom prior to having this discussion with your students and share that specific Basketball season tickets will be on sale in just a couple of weeks, $120 general information as you discuss emergency situations. admission chairback, $180 reserved chairback, and $90 bleacher. For ticket Some emergency situations will require a shelter in place response rather orders and information go to www.msueagles.com and click on the Ticket Office than an evacuation. With any emergency, the best advice is to be prepared by tab or call Paul Rhodes at 783-2386. familiarizing yourself in advance with emergency procedures. More information is available by contacting Madonna Weathers, [email protected], MSS Welcome Back 783-2070 or on the Web at www.moreheadstale.edu/emergency. Multicultural Student Services will host a welcome back activity for students and invite faculty and staff to participate on Wednesday, August 26, 2009, from Student Retention 5 to 7 p.m. in the ADUC grill. Please RSVP by August 19 to Francene Botts-Butler In order to assist students with academic and social concerns, faculty and at 783-2668. staff are encouraged to report matters that might come to their attention. Examples include, but are not limited to, not attending class, changes in personal hygiene, University Family Picnic suspicion of alcohol/drug use, and students who appear depressed. ln an effort to Join President and Mrs. Andrews and the University family on Sat., help faculty and staff, MSU has two convenient reporting mechanisms - EIS and Sept. 5, 2009, 5-6:30 p.m. at Jayne Stadium for a pre-game picnic. Stay for Retention Alert. Individuals can send concerns through the EIS system via e-mail Eagle Football at 7 p.m. against-Southern Virginia. To make reservations, contact ([email protected] or phone (783-2014). In addition, concerns can be Ami Courtney [email protected], 783-2071. shared through Retention Alert by selecting "Contribute Retention Information" in the Faculty/Advisors section of Datatel WebAdvisor. Please contact Kevin S. Koett UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT ([email protected]) if you have questions related to EIS or Retention Alert. Career Center We will be opening a new centralized Career Center this fall al 428 Information Source University Blvd. (formerly the Bell Housej. This facility will have space for The Eagle Student Handbook is the primary source of information for students employers to interview potential employees for jobs and internships. There will be and the campus community on regulations that govern student conduct and space for students to take career inventories, meet with a career counselor, and behavioral expectations. It may be viewed at www.moreheadstate.edu/fsportal. attend career workshops. We hope to provide students with extra services such For more information contact Kevin Koett, assistant vice president for student life as a career suit-bank and free store. Move in date and grand opening will be and dean of students, [email protected], 783-2014. announced soon. For more information or to make an appointment call (606) 783- 2233 or www.moreheadstate.edu/career. University Games News will soon be coming your way regarding the annual University Games. Contact Margaret Lafontaine at [email protected], 783-5284 and MSU is an official 2010 Census Partner. watch www.moreheadstale.edu/fsportal for more information.

Wellness Center Membership All faculty, staff, and students are eligible for free membership at the Wellness JU1 M lill Center. Retiree and faculty and staff spouse annual memberships are $120. It's about us Current faculty, staff, student, retiree, and spouse members may sponsor a person 2010 CENSUS IN SCHOOLS