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The
2002 CIC Presidents Institute, at Sanibel Harbour Resort in Florida,
attracted record-breaking attendance and featured sessions on
financing and governance issues, the impact of 9-11 on college
campuses, and a panel with the media. Participants also enjoyed
an Awards Banquet and the chance to exchange ideas with their
peers.
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Mary
Beth Marklein, higher education reporter for USA Today,
discussed the issues she anticipates small colleges will confront
in the future and those she intends to write about. Martin Van
der Werf, editor of money and management at The Chronicle
of Higher Education (left) advised presidents on the financial
issues of interest to the media. Gettysburg College President
Gordon A. Haaland (center) chaired the session.
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During
the Presidents Institute awards banquet, Patricia L. Willis
(left), president of the BellSouth Foundation, was honored with
the Allen P. Splete Award for Outstanding Service. The Awards
for Philanthropy were presented to John T. and Constance Lane
Vucurevich (right), and the Bush Foundation. John Archabal (center),
senior program officer and director of the Leadership Fellows
Program, accepted the award on behalf of the Bush Foundation.
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CIC
Board Chair Richard Detweiler (far left) and CIC President Richard
Ekman (far right), honored Board members completing terms of service
(left to right) Fred Moore, Buena Vista University; R. Judson
Carlberg, Gordon College; Douglas Orr, Warren Wilson College;
Catherine Dunn, BVM, Clarke College; Richard Cook, Allegheny College;
and past Board Chair Margaret McKenna, Lesley University. (Not
pictured, but also completing terms on the Board were James Loughran,
Saint Peter’s College and John Henderson, Wilberforce University.)
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(Left
to right) Spouses Task Force members Mila H. Meier, Elmira College;
Susan Moore, Buena Vista University; Lorna Sawatsky, Messiah College;
Nancy Shinn, Berea College; and Jeanette Cureton, Elmhurst College,
were recognized for their work in ensuring that the Presidents
Institute Spouses Program meets the needs of their colleagues.
Pictured with them is Mary Ann Rehnke (third from left), CIC's
vice president for annual programs.
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Larry
Earvin (center), president of Huston-Tillotson College, enjoyed
the pre-banquet reception with presidents Billy Hawkins, Texas
College (right) and George Johnson, LeMoyne-Owen College.
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“The
Singing Presidents”—Darcy and Doug Orr (left), and Jim
and Maribeth Traer (right)—led banquet participants in "God
Bless America" and "This Land is Your Land." Doug
Orr is president of Warren Wilson College; Jim Traer is interim
president of Kendall College.
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Shinn, president of Berea College, discussed the benefits and criticisms
of collegial governance systems during a Presidents Institute concurrent
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LeBron
Fairbanks, president of Mount Vernon Nazarene College (right), chaired
a panel discussion on "Hallmarks of Successful Inter-Institutional
Collaboration" with panelists Mary-Linda Merriam Armacost,
an independent consultant, and Richard W. Kimball, president and
CEO of The Teagle Foundation. Photographs
by Stan Lindsey |
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Last updated: April 15, 2002
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