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Class of 2009

  • Jill Carnaghi
  • Art Constantino
  • Tom Crady
  • Bill Flanagan
  • Brian Hemphill
  • Zenobia Hikes (in memoriam)
  • Susan Hunter Hancock
  • Carmen Jordan-Cox
  • Robert Naples
  • Tom Shandley
  • Lisa Waits
  • Lori White
  • Pat Whitely

Class of 2008

  • Judith Albin
  • Renee Barnett Terry
  • Larry G. Benedict
  • Kathleen Cramer
  • John Cernech
  • Michael Dannells
  • Jackie Gribbons
  • Ray Heath
  • Art Jackson
  • Barbara Jones
  • Richard Keeling
  • Kurt Keppler
  • Dorothy Knoll
  • Ronni Sanlo

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NASPA's Pillars of the Profession

The NASPA Foundation's Pillar of the Profession Award is designed to honor members of the profession who:

  • Are individuals of professional distinction, as defined by donors and supporters;
  • Have served in leadership roles in NASPA, either regionally or nationally; and/or
  • Are being recognized or remembered by colleagues, friends, students, or student organizations for extraordinary service.

Congratulations to the Class of 2010

Stan Carpenter
Texas State University-San Marcos
 

Mary Desler
Northwestern University
 

Diana Doyle
Community College of Denver
 

Bob Gatti
Otterbein College
 

Tom Hill
Iowa State University
 

George McClellan
Indiana University-Purdue University-Fort Wayne
 

Wanda Mercer
Tarleton State University


 Tom Robinson
Purdue University

 
Mary Beth Snyder
Oakland University
 

Cheo Torres
University of New Mexico
 

Jo Anne Trow
Oregon State University
 

Howard Wang
California State University-Fullerton
 

Jan Winniford
Weber State University

Each year at the annual NASPA Conference, the NASPA Foundation recognizes a series of distinguished individuals who have served as leaders, teachers, and scholars in student affairs and higher education. Each individual is nominated and supported for designation as a Pillar by colleagues, students, friends, or others who find him or her deserving of this honor. In the nominee's name, a gift of $2,000 is made to the Foundation to further research and scholarship in student affairs.