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Michael D. Chason |
IMMEDIATE APRIL 12,
2006
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FACULTY, STAFF, ADMINISTRATOR, ADVISOR HONORED AT ABAC
TIFTON--The top faculty member, staff member,
administrator, and academic advisor for the 2005-06 academic year were recognized
during Wednesday’s Honors Day ceremony in Gressette Gym at
Dr. Herbert Shippey, a professor in the Division of
Humanities, received the W. Bruce and Rosalyn Ray Donaldson Award for Teaching
Excellence. Janice Payne, an administrative
assistant in the Division of Agriculture and Forest Resources, received the Roy R. Jackson, Sr.,
Award for Staff Excellence. Bertha Daniel, Director of the Office of
College Services & Human Resources, received the E. Lanier Carson
Leadership Award for College Administrators. Dr. Luke Vassiliou, assistant
professor in the Division of Humanities, received the Excellence in Advising
Award.
Shippey has
been a part of the ABAC faculty since 1992. He has a Bachelor’s degree in
English form Georgia Southern University; a Master’s in English from
Payne has
served as the administrative assistant in the Division of Agriculture and
Forest Resources since 1978. She received her Associate degree in Secretarial
Science from ABAC in 1977. Her duties include maintaining the division budget
and student payroll. In 1998 and 2006, she received the Impact Award from the
Student Government Association at ABAC. She is a member of the Baldwin Woman’s
Club.
Daniel has
served the college since 1991, first as a faculty member in the Division of
Social Sciences and then as Interim Director of the Office of College Services
and Human Resources. She was selected
for that position on a permanent basis in July 2001. She has a Bachelor’s
degree in Criminal Justice from
Vassiliou joined
the Division of Humanities faculty in 2002. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in
English Literature and English as a Second Language Teaching from the
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