College of Arts & Sciences

CAS End-of-Year Celebration
2025-05-05 14:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York) | Elliott University Center (EUC) – Cone Ballroom, 507 Stirling Street, Greensboro, NC, 27412
The College of Arts & Sciences cordially invites faculty, staff, and friends to their annual End-of-Year Celebration on Monday, May 5 in the Cone Ballroom of the Elliott University Center (EUC).

Join us in celebrating this year’s honorees:

Retirees

Susan Andreatta (Anthropology) – 29 years

Arthur Murphy (Anthropology) – 21 years

Margaret Horton (Biology) – 34 years

Julia Loreth (Biology) – 21 years

John Tomkiel Dean (Biology) – 23 years

Will Taylor (Chemistry & Biochemistry) – 20 years

Jerry Walsh (Chemistry & Biochemistry) – 42 years

Loreen Olson (Communication Studies) – 14 years

Christine Kikuchi (Computer Science) – 5 years

Stephen Tate (Computer Science) – 18 years

Paul Cloninger (English) – 8 years

Stuart Dischell (English) – 32 years

Jeffrey Patton (Geography, Environment, & Sustainability) – 45 years

Jodi Bilinkoff (History) – 43 years

Lucinda Havenhand (Interior Architecture) – 6 years

Sat Gupta (Mathematics & Statistics) – 21 years

Michael Frierson (Media Studies) – 36 years

Bill Crowther (Political Science) – 38 years

College Teaching Excellence Awards

Senior: Faye Stewart (Languages, Literatures, & Cultures)

Junior: Ashlee Andrews (Liberal & Professional Studies)

Professional Track: Pradyumma Pradhan (Chemistry & Biochemistry)

College Staff Excellence Awards

Tyler Graf (Chemistry & Biochemistry)

Kelly Taylor (Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies)

Dawn Avolio (History)

College Advising Awards

Veteran Adviser: Charles Egeland (Anthropology)

New Adviser: Sarah Gates (Liberal & Professional Studies)

We will also honor those CAS faculty who received a University-wide award this year.

Service Pin Recipients

Service pins for 15 – 40 years will be presented by the Interim Dean at the End-of-Year Celebration.

Service pins for 5 – 10 years will be presented by department heads (to be determined by department head).

View a list of all of this year’s Service Pin recipients:

35 Years

Frierson, Michael

Sink, Amanda L

30 Years

Bucknall, Nancy G

Burnes, Dennis A

Corum, Megan H

Flood, Christine R

Haddy, Alice E

Hellen, Edward H

Kellett, Peter M

Pratap, Promod R

Tolbert, Lisa C

25 Years

Anderson, James A

Byers, Shannon L

Chhetri, Maya

Duffy, Liam M

Horley, Mary A

Jones, Janine C

Kennedy, Terry L

Nelson, James A

Schug, Malcolm D

Warfford, Anita A

Weyler, Karen A

20 Years

Bayonas, Mariche G

Blacknall, Kivette L

Bunch, Ricky L

Gupta, Sat N

Heyn, Maura K

Johnson, Susan W

Kinefuchi, Etsuko

Levesque, Carrie

Loreth, Julia

Maki, Wade M

Marcovitch, Stuart

Murphy, Arthur D

Patel, Yashomati M

Sultana, Selima

15 Years

Applegarth, Carine R

Cervenak, Sarah J

Clarke, Ben

Eger, Alexander A

Glenn Manigault, Cerise L

Jones, Holly G

Jones, Matthew B

Lim, Gary

Matteson, Michael B

Oberlies, Nicholas

Reagan, Meggan L

Wasserberg, Gideon

10 Years

Dollar, Cindy B

Huebner, Daniel R

Keyser, Derek S

LeBlanc, Robyn L

Lindquist, Sebastian J

McNamara, Elizabeth

Stevens Mattocks, Amelia D

Titlebaum, Kimberly C

Toomes, Derek S

Turner, Paige

5 Years

Aliu, Xhenet

Bull, David M

Cooper, Mandy L

Harris, April L

Havenhand, Lucinda K

Hull, Michael B

Keri, Elizabeth

Kikuchi, Christine

Kumral, Sefika

Lehman, Emily K

Martinez Vargas, Abraham E

McLean, Bryan S

Mozingo, Kimberly D

Pittard, Michael T

Pitts, Hassan B

Poindexter, Claire

Popova, Maia

Pryor, Insa R

Sawyer, Warren P

Skillings, Derek J

Stehlin, John G

Terui, Akira

Viano Laughon, Catherine A

Wang, Ting

Wiley, Robert W

Workman, Cassandra L

LLC Hands-On Culture Jam
2024-04-03 09:00 - 16:00
The Languages, Literatures, and Cultures (LLC) Department will be holding an all-day event (9 a.m. – 4 p.m.) on Wednesday, April 3, with the goal of sharing and celebrating the diverse range of abilities that we have in our community at UNCG!

The event will consist of multiple interactive tables for students and the public to visit, each led by an LLC faculty member, staff, graduate assistant, language students, or other members of the UNCG campus and community. These table leaders will present a brief “bite-sized” workshop that teaches a culturally-relevant skill.

The workshops are hands-on and active: for example, learning to sign their name in ASL, cutting Papel Picado, dancing Flamenco, etc. Leave with a variety of new skills!

Morning and afternoon snacks and refreshments provided.

Free and open to the public.
