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FRONTLINES 2012 FOUNDERS’ DINNER


founders’ dinner • 6.2.2012 TICKETS: LUC.EDU/FOUNDERS OR 312.915.7662


DAMEN AWARDS


Named for Loyola’s primary founder, Arnold Damen, S.J., this award is granted to an alumnus(a) from each of Loyola’s schools and colleges. It recognizes the qualities of leadership in industry, leadership in community, and service to others.


COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES


Col. James N. Pritzker, ARNG, Ret. (BA ’79)


SCHOOL OF LAW Susan S. Sher (JD ’74)


SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION


Mary A. Tolan (BBA ’82)


SCHOOL OF COMMUNICATION Judith C. Rice (BA ’81)


STRITCH SCHOOL OF MEDICINE


Patrick J. Stiff (MD ’75)


MARCELLA NIEHOFF SCHOOL OF NURSING


Carolyn Hope Smeltzer (MSN ’77, EdD ‘83)


SCHOOL OF CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES


Thaddeus J. Wong (BBA ’96)


INSTITUTE OF PASTORAL STUDIES


Joseph Paprocki (BA ’81, MPS ’85)


SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Mary A. Hicks (MEd ’99)


SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK


Barbara J. Menard (MSW ’94)


THE GRADUATE SCHOOL


Woodrow W. Clark II (MA ’76)


COFFEY AWARD


Named for M. Justitia Coffey, BVM, the first president of Mundelein College, this award honors an alumna for her leadership in the community, accomplishments in industry, and service to others.


Kumiko Watanuki (PhD, MUND ’84, GRAD ’87) FELICE AWARD


Named after the founding director of the John Felice Rome Center, this award is given to a JFRC alumnus(a) who has shown exemplary leadership in business and community and support to the Rome Center.


Leonard P. Slotkowski (JFRC ’65–’66, BA ’69, MEd ’72)


DUX MIRABILIS AWARD


Latin for “extraordinary leader,” the Dux Mirabilis Award is presented to a member of Loyola’s faculty or staff for his or her extraordinary contributions to the University and its mission.


William Sherry, Facilities


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