Nominations Due For Just Community Awards
Jane E. Henney, Senior Vice President & Provost for Health Affairs; Mitchel D. Livingston, Vice President for Student Affairs & Services; and Anthony J. Perzigian, Senior Vice President & Provost for Baccalaureate & Graduate Education encourage the UC Community to celebrate our values by recognizing people who embody them. They jointly issued the following invitation:
We encourage you to nominate someone you know for the 2005 Just Community Awards. Annually, we recognize students, faculty, staff, organizations, and offices that support the values and spirit of Just Community. This year's nominations are due March 31. The nomination forms and information can be found at the Just Community Web site. Any questions may be directed to Deborah Weinstein at 556-6049.
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