Cheryll Dunn Named to CAS Hall of Fame
University of Cincinnati alumna Cheryll Dunn, a long-time administrator and leader in the university's College of Applied Science, will soon become the fourth person ever inducted into the CAS Hall of Fame.
Dunn, an associate professor emerita in CAS, has served the college as associate dean, assistant dean, associate professor of chemical technology and director of student services, in addition to serving as a faculty advisor to numerous UC student organizations, ranging from the Society of Black Engineers and Society of Women Engineers (which she founded at UC) to the Paint Ball Club.
For more, visit http://www.uc.edu/cas/press/deandunn.aspx
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