The, Morrison Receive Extra Mile Awards
James The and Donna Morrison are congratulated by Eric Anderson, University president.
James The, Southwestern dean of men, and Donna Morrison, director of custodial service, were named as recipients of this year’s Extra Mile Awards during the annual Faculty Service Awards banquet last night at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth. Faculty, staff and their families attended the sumptuous dinner, followed by service awards for about a dozen other faculty and staff.
Eric Anderson, Loretta Anderson, Kathie Robertson, Suzanne Phillips, Harvey Byram were present to receive recognition for service at the University for the past five years. Also recognized but not present were Eder Marski and Chad Hutchinson. Ingo Sorke and Patricia Cruz were recognized for 10 years of service, with Daryl Thomas and Jean Alway recognized for 15 years of service. Bob Mendenhall received special recognition for 40 years of service at the University, first as a men’s dean, then as a faculty member.
The banquet concluded with the recognition of The and Morrison with the Extra Mile Awards, recognizing their meritorious service.
Receiving recognition at the Service Awards Banquet were from left (back row): Daryl Thomas, Ingo Sorke, Patricia Cruz, Jean Alway, Bob Mendenhall. Front row from left: Eric Anderson, Loretta Anderson, Kathie Robertson, Suzanne Phillips, Harvey Byram.
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