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Engaging Students for Success Summer 2017 Alumni Ad.Pdf 1 3/31/2017 10:46:15 AM SUMMER 2017 UK RESEARCH Engaging students for success Summer 2017 Alumni Ad.pdf 1 3/31/2017 10:46:15 AM Celebrating 80Years C M Thank You! Y CM MY CY CMY K www.ukfcu.org | 859.264.4200 Wlcm t r bng Federally Insured by NCUA Summer 2017 Alumni Ad.pdf 1 3/31/2017 10:46:15 AM Celebrating Summer 2017 • Volume 88 • Number 2 UK continues to pursue Jim Geisler: Seeing blue and making a interdisciplinary research and creative difference efforts that address challenges and 18 This Gatton College of Business and Economics disparities of Kentucky citizens. graduate achieves success in international business and Cover: Misty Ray Hamilton helps students follow in his footsteps through service and philanthropy. UK Research: Engaging students for success Virginia Bell: A best friend to all UK is one of only eight universities in the country Virginia Marsh Bell ’82 SW returned to college after 12 with the full range of undergraduate, graduate, 22 40 years for a second career that helped change care 80 professional and medical programs on one campus, provided to people with dementia worldwide. Years leading to ground-breaking discoveries and cross- By Christina Noll C disciplinary research and scholarship. Will Cash: Serving sweets to countries M Thank You! around the world Y 26 No matter where you travel overseas, when you find CM yourself on the receiving end of a Krispy Kreme doughnut, you have Will Cash ’09 BE, ’10 GS to thank. MY By Linda Perry CY They did it! CMY UK honored its newest alumni in May during its largest K 28 Commencement in UK’s history. UK travelers undergo a transformative journey through history 30 Hope & History Study and Travel Tour travelers visited Alabama to experience the history of the Civil Rights Movement. By Linda Perry Departments 4 Pride in Blue 42 Class Notes 7 Presidential Conversation 48 Career Corner 8 UK News 52 In Memoriam 11 Blue Horizons 54 Creative Juices 32 Wildcat Sports 55 Retrospect Photo : UK Research Communications 36 Alumni Engagement 56 Quick Take Multidisciplinary research building will open in 2018. 39 College View www.ukfcu.org | 859.264.4200 Wlcm t r bng Federally Insured by NCUA www.ukalumni.net 1 2 Summer 2017 Board of Directors Officers College Susan V. Mustian ’84 BE - President Michelle McDonald ’84 AFE, ’92 ED J. Fritz Skeen ’72 ’73 BE - Treasurer - Agriculture Stan R. Key ’72 ED - Secretary Winn F. Williams ’71 AS - Arts & Sciences James Brownlow Bryant ’67 BE Kentucky Alumni Magazine District - Business & Economics Michelle Bishop Allen ’06 ’10 BE Jeremy L. Jarvi ’02 CI Vol. 88 No. 2 Jeffrey L. Ashley ’89 CI - Communication & Information Kentucky Alumni (ISSN 732-6297) is Robert Price Atkinson ’97 CI Dr. Clifford J. Lowdenback ’99 AS, ’03 DE published quarterly by the University of Dr. William G. Bacon Jr. ’82 ’85 MED - Dentistry Trudy Webb Banta ’63 ’65 ED Lu Ann Holmes ’79 DES - Design Kentucky Alumni Association, Lexington, Heath F. Bowling ’95 BE Martha Elizabeth Randolph ’83 BE, ’87 ’92 ED Kentucky for its dues-paying members. Emmett P. Burnam ’74 ED - Education John S. Cain ’86 BE Taunya Phillips ’87 EN, ’04 BE - Engineering © 2017 University of Kentucky Alumni James E. Cantrell ’76 EN Kim A. Baker ’92 FA - Fine Arts Association, except where noted. Views and Shane T. Carlin ’95 AFE Barbara R. Sanders ’72 AS, ’76 ED opinions expressed in Kentucky Alumni do Rebecca F. Caudill ’72 ’76 ED - Health Sciences not necessarily represent the opinions of its Shannon R. Corley ’98 BE Janis E. Clark ’78 GS, ’85 LAW - Law editors, the UK Alumni Association nor the William “Bill” M. Corum ’64 BE Dr. Emery A. Wilson ’68 ’72 MED - Medicine University of Kentucky. Elizabeth “Betsy” Coleman Cox ’69 AS Patricia K. Howard ’83 ’90 ’04 NUR - Nursing D. Michael Coyle ’62 BE, ’65 LAW Lynn Harrelson ’73 PHA - Pharmacy Robert “Rob” L. Crady III ’94 BE Vacant - Public Health How To Reach Us Bruce E. Danhauer ’77 AFE Willis K. Bright Jr. ’66 SW - Social Work Kentucky Alumni Ruth Cecelia Day ’85 BE UK Alumni Association Eugene L. DuBow ’53 AS Alumni Trustees King Alumni House Phillip D. Elder ’86 AFE Dr. Michael A. Christian ’76 AS, ’80 DE Lexington, KY 40506-0119 Erin Endersby ’01 EN Cammie DeShields Grant ’77 LCC, ’79 ED Telephone: 859-257-8905 Abra Akers Endsley ’98 ’01 CI Kelly Sullivan Holland ’93 AS, ’98 ED Robert Michael Gray ’80 ’81 BE 1-800-269-ALUM Austin H. Hays ’03 BE Appointed Fax: 859-323-1063 Vicki S. Hiestand ’93 BE Katie Eiserman ’01 ED - Athletics Email: [email protected] Derrick C. Hord ’83 CI Thomas W. Harris ’85 AS Lee A. Jackson ’70 SCC, ’73 AS - University Relations Dr. Frank Kendrick ’90 ’92 DE Terry B. Mobley ’65 ED - Honorary Update Your Record Shelia M. Key ’91 PHA D. Michael Richey ’74 ’79 AFE UK Alumni Association Susan L. Liszeski ’84 AFE - Philanthropy King Alumni House Thomas K. Mathews ’93 AS Bobby C. Whitaker ’58 CI - Honorary Lexington, KY 40506-0119 James D. McCain ’81 BE Benjamin George Childress Herbert A. Miller Jr. ’72 AS, ’76 LAW - Student Government Association Telephone: 859-257-8800 Matthew “Matt” C. Minner ’93 AS Vacant - University Senate Fax: 859-323-1063 Ashley S. “Tip” Mixson III ’80 BE Sherry Remington Moak ’81 BE Past Presidents Email: [email protected] Dr. W. Mark Myers ’87 DE George L. Atkins Jr. ’63 BE Web: www.ukalumni.net Will L. Nash ’06 AS Richard A. Bean ’69 BE Abigail O. Payne ’05 CI Michael A. Burleson ’74 PHA For duplicate mailings, please send both Ronald “Ronnie” M. Perchik ’82 BE Bruce K. Davis ’71 LAW mailing labels to the address above. Nicholas C. Phelps ’08 BE Scott E. Davis ’73 BE Charles “Chad” D. Polk ’94 DES Marianne Smith Edge ’77 AFE Member of the Council for Advancement Robert J. Riddle ’11 AFE Franklin H. Farris Jr. ’72 BE and Support of Education John D. Ryan ’92 ’95 BE Dr. Paul E. Fenwick ’52 AFE Philip Schardein,’02 BE William G. Francis ’68 AS, ’73 LAW Sharon Lee Sears ’80 CI W. P. Friedrich ’71 EN Association Staff Mary L. Shelman ’81 EN Dan Gipson ’69 EN Publisher/Executive Director: Stan Key ’72 Marian Moore Sims ’72 ’76 ED Brenda B. Gosney ’70 HS, ’75 ED Editor/Associate Director: Jill Smith ’05, ’11 George B. Spragens ’93 BE Cammie DeShields Grant ’77 LCC, ’79 ED Managing Editor: Linda Perry ’84 R. Michael Stacy ’95 BE John R. Guthrie ’63 CI Publications Production Assistant: Hal Morris Reese S. Terry Jr. ’64 ’66 EN Ann B. Haney ’71 AS Peggy T. Tudor ’73 ’83 NUR, ’07 ED Diane M. Massie ’79 CI Graphic Designer: Misty Ray Hamilton ‘08 Quentin R. Tyler ’02 ’05 AFE, ’11 AS Robert E. Miller Brenda Bain ’15: Records Data Entry Operator Kendra Lorene Wadsworth ’06 ED John C. Nichols II ’53 BE Linda Brumfield: Account Clerk III Craig M. Wallace ’79 EN Dr. George A. Ochs IV ’74 DE Sara-Elizabeth Bush ’13: Program Coordinator Rachel Watts Webb ’05 CI Sandra Bugie Patterson ’68 AS Scott Wittich ’75 BE Robert F. Pickard ’57 ’61 EN Nancy Culp: Administrative Services Assistant Paula L. Pope ’73 ’75 ED Caroline Francis ’88, ’93, ’02: Alumni Career Counselor At Large David B. Ratterman ’68 EN Jack Gallt ’84: Associate Director Jo Hern Curris ’63 AS, ’75 LAW G. David Ravencraft ’59 BE Leslie Hayes: Membership and Marketing Specialist Dr. Michael H. Huang ’89 AS, ’93 MED William Schuetze ’72 LAW Kelly V. Hinkel ’11: Staff Support Associate I Antoine Huffman ’05 CI David L. Shelton ’66 BE John Hoagland ’89: Associate Director Jane Cobb Pickering ’74 ED J. Tim Skinner ’80 DES Diana Horn ’70, ’71: Principal Accountant Amelia Brown Wilson ’03 ’06 AFE, ’11 ED James W. Stuckert ’60 EN, ’61 BE Katie Jennings ’11: Marketing & Communications Coordinator Nicholas D. Wilson ’03 AS, ’05 GS Hank B. Thompson Jr. ’71 CI Albert Kalim ’03 ’16: Webmaster Myra L. Tobin ’62 AFE J. Thomas Tucker ’56 BE Kathryn Kearns ’12: Staff Support Associate I Henry R. Wilhoit Jr. ’60 LAW WIlliam Raney ’14: House Support Elaine A. Wilson ’68 SW Darlene Simpson: Senior Data Entry Operator Richard M. Womack ’53 AFE Frances White: Data Entry Operator www.ukalumni.net 3 Peggy S. Meszaros UK Alumni Association President During the week of our spring board of directors meeting, we lost a special university friend, our UK Alumni Association President Peggy Meszaros. She passed away in her hometown of Hopkinsville following a brief illness. Meszaros earned her master’s degree from the University of Kentucky in 1972, held a bachelor’s degree from Austin Peay University and a doctorate from the University of Maryland. She led a notable career in higher education and her work, both professionally and as a volunteer, at the University of Kentucky was extensive. If you knew Peggy Meszaros, you knew you were in the presence of someone great, an inspired individual who wanted to leave the world in a better place. She was a remarkable Memories of Peggy woman who embodied terrific leadership ability, held a passion for education and respected others. “I had the distinct honor of Some of our alumni had the opportunity to meet Meszaros personally, while others knew knowing Peggy professionally her through her connections to the University of Kentucky. The cover story from the winter and personally — She leaves 2013 issue featured Meszaros and her work mentoring students and paying it forward.
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