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  • The Western Carolinian Page 2 Thursday, July 23, 1992 News Volume 58 Number 2 Lr ssstmrn ^ Mksmsssm w w mm •** Ashe receives award for Outstanding Support Personnel I IVmk.ii Mmc<.c vpnr«ihavp«,r.rifpH«/iihhprhprpand isL I Dav a lot of attention to detail CarotinUm photo by Robb Hill Wanda Ashe was the winner of WCU's 1992 Recognition Award for Outstanding Support Personnel. She is pictured above with Dr. Judy Stillion from the department of academic affairs. WCU sports receive TV coverage Western Carolina University will have weekly football television show for die first time during die coming season. It could potentially reach over three million homes and the school's football and basketball radio networks are being reorganized and expanded. WCU and Total REACH Television of Hendersonville, NC have reached an agreement for the production of a weekly, 30 minute football show which will feature Steve Hodgin, the Catamounts' head football coach, and will be aired for 12 weeks throughout die Southeast by SportSouth Network and in western North Carolina via numerous cable systems. Carolina Regional Sports Network, a division of Total REACH, will produce the radio broadcasts of WCU's football and basketball games. Don Munson, of Hendersonville, will host the WCU football television show and play-byplay coverage on the football and basketball networks. Munson is known as the voice of die Southern Conference Basketball Tournament as he has handled public address duties for several tournaments at the Asheville Civic Center. Larry Travis, WCU's ath letics director, sees the addition of the television show and expansion of the radio networks as "big pluses" and "signs of progress" for the Catamounts. "Radio and television exposure is very important to the success of ouradiletics program. The coaches television show will introduce our university and football program to many people who are unfamiliar with Western Carolina University. Radio has always been a strong communication and public relations resource for us and we expect the new network to be even stronger and more beneficial," he explained. (EcDcUC4c5cIO(IN^Lcl^S(EAcRC(H S(ECR3)CIC(ES P. 0. BOX 3006 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS O2130 SCHOLARSHIPS. FELLOWSHIPS. GRANTS & LOANS Millions of dollars in scholarships, fellowships, grants and special student aid funds go unused every year because students simply don't know where to apply or how to get their share. The secret in locating money for college, lies in your strategy. You need step - by - step information on what aid is available and how you can get it. The time to start is now! You can apply as early as your junior year in high school, or during your undergraduate or graduate study. Aid can be at any accredited college or trade school. This directory will provide information for students or individuals wishing or attending high schools, business schools, technical schools, graduate schools, law schools, medical schools, vocational institutions, undergraduate schools, research programs, and leadership programs. Opportunities are ready and waiting for you. Regardless of your parents income, your financial circumstances, or your grade point average! For example, there's money available for children of divorced parents, veterans, or union members. Please send me a copy of the Scholarship Directory Enclosed is $25.00. Name: Address: Danell Moses Staff Writer "Western Carolina University and the State of North Carolina are blessed with many fine support staff. However, Wanda Ashe shows a combination of willingness to work hard, eagerness to learn new skills, attention to accuracy and detail, loyalty, dependability and positive interactions with a variety of people that goes far beyond the requirements of her position," remarked Chancellor Myron L. Coulter of the winner of Western Carolina University's 1992 Recognition Award for Outstanding Support Personnel, Wanda Ashe. Ashe was recognized for her outstanding efforts at a recent annual service awards luncheon held at WCU. Ashe is a secretary in die Office of Academic Affairs. Her supervisor, Dr. Judith Stillion, nominated her for the award because of her many outstanding qualities not only as a secretary but also as a person. "As impressive as her secretarial skills are, Wanda's greatest assets lie in her personal and interpersonal skills. Personally, she maintains an unfailingly positive attitude and cheerful disposition. Her sense of humor, while quiet, is appreciated gready by her co-workers. In the ten years I have worked with her here and in the Psychology Department or observed her work in other areas, I have never known her to lose her temper with a caller or visitor," noted Stillion. "She sets high professional standards for herself and has become a model for other secretaries on campus," Stillion added. Ashe has worked at WCU since 1979. She has worked in the Cherokee Center, die Psychology Department, the Office of Institutional Studies and Planning, and the Office of Academic Affairs where she has been since 1989. In addition to working full time with an ever increasing workload responsibility, Ashe has also gone back to college and earned a degree in business administration at Southwestern Community College. When asked how she felt about winning the award, Ashe responded, "It was such an honor to win it! I'm still pinching myself to see if it really happened. Knowing the other people who were nominated and that they deserved it just as much as I did really makes it overwhelming to have won. " "I like to do my job and do it well. I don't like to turn in something that I don't feel F ve put 100% in to it. I guess in that sense I am a perfection- ist. I pay a lot of attention to detail. I want it to be just so. So not only does it make Dr. Stillion look good, it also makes me look good," said Ashe. Her work and personable manners have won her a nomination 4 times for the Recognition Award for Outstanding Support Personnel and she is now being nominated for the 1992 Governor's Award for Excellence. "Whether I'm doing 1 thing or 27 things I know I can count on Wanda. She is a most prolific worker. She routinely turns out a high volume of work with nearly perfect accuracy. She is highly dependable," commented Stillion. "She is a living example of the type of partnership that most supervisors hope for in their support staff," Stillion added. As the winner of die award for this year, Ashe received a plaque and a check in the amount of $ 1,000. When asked what she planned to do with the thousand dollars, Ashe replied, "I'm not sure what I will do with the $1,000. I've picked out some sensible things to buy with it and I've thought about buying some frivolous things too. Actually, I have thought of a thousand things to get!" Ashe and her husband, Michael, live in WebsteronBuchanan Loop. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Fox, live in Otto. WNCAP Auction to be held Aug. 15 Western North Carolina AIDS Project (WNCAP) is holding their fifth annual "Raise Your Hand" auction. It will be at 6 pm Saturday, August 15, in the Haywood Park Trade Mall in Asheville. The auction is open to the public; admission is free. "We' ve had great success at our past auctions with art, antiques, services, jewelry and crafts," said Barry Ward, WNCAP president. "The main point, of course, is that the money raised at the auction makes a big difference in our clients' lives." The Western North Carolina AIDS Project, a non-profit United Way agency serving 17 Western North Carolina counties, provides community education about HIV/ AIDS and support for people living with HIV. The annual WNCAP auction is the sole source of funds for die WNCAP's direct client support fund. For providing a donation or for more information, call WNCAP at (704) 252-7489. ?! Staff Awards" continued from Front Pg. WCU Photo WCU employees honored at the university's annual service awards luncheon for more than 30 years of service are, from left to right, Joe McDowell (30 years), Cecil Ward (35 years) and Jean Robinson (30 years). Twenty years - Virgie J. Bishop, Edith J. Cabe, Esther H. Manchester, Elbert Mathis, Freda L. McCall, Bethel W. McCarter, Christine R. McDowell, Astor Plemmons, Barbara B. Rogers, Roy Shuler, Judith M. Smoker, Arthur B. Stiles, EdnaS. Waldrop, Helen E. Woodard and W. Lew Worsham. Fifteen years - Debora M. Allison, John W. Brooks Jr., Frances R. Conley, Ronald W. Deitz, Michael R. Farmer, Donald H. Ledford, Doris W. Lillard, Marcell H. McDonald, Rita K. Phillips, Susan S. Smith, Ricky B. Watson and Marvin A. Wilkes. Ten years - William Ray Bennett, Katie M. Brendle, Robert K. Dills, Clifton E. Fisher, Becky W. Flury, Doris P. Franks, Alexander H. Gerdes, Barbara S. Golden, Dianne Harris, William Rickey Harris, 9{p fauxJPas "West <Main Street 'Bryson City, <XC 28713 (704) 488-9365 City:. State: Zip: Featuring Sunal Wolff Tanning Systems with (1) 24 bulb bed with facial tanner (1) 32 bulb bed with facial tanner (2) 38 bulb beds with facial tanners Please mail to: ERS PO Box 3006 Boston, MA 02130 LSAVE 1 Sun-Sational Savings! SAVE % ON A PACKAGE WITH Th SAD ers A IIS AD J| Rosamunde Hooper, Isabell Howell, RobertF. Lane, Catherine F. Lennox, Robert D. Lillard, Julia A. Luker, Arthur Eugene McAbee, Janice R. Melton, Delos D. Monteith, Billy Norton, Lloyd G. Phillips, Donald S. Rambler, Deborah J. Rhinehart, Dennis S. Smith, George Y. Smoker, Elaine B. Sorrells, Muffie Tatum, Jerry M. Warren, Connie T. Watson, Sharon C. Watson and Robert L. Wikle. Five years - Susan L. Bogart, Wendy R. Cagle, Linda C. Carmody, Kathleen Collins, Norma J. Cowan, Robyn D. Crawford, Wanda E. Crawford, Sandra W. Davis, Marcella H. Ensley, Amy J. Firestone, Thelma G. Gates, Edria A. Heffner, Janet K. Harris, Mary A. Hill, Carolyn D. Johnson, Bobby D. Justice, Susan B. Lawrence, Norcella S. Massingale, Marilyn C. McDonald, Terrie M. McGowan, Robert D. McHan, August H. Meyer, Aileen M. Moss, Todd W. Murdock, Cynthia F. Nicholson, David E. Nicholson, Karen C. Nicholson, Carolyn H. Parris, Stephen E. Pierce, David G. Raper, Christopher E. Ray, Peg Shafer, Allan R. Steinberg, DarleneStonesifer, Martha J. Tolley, WandaL. Watson, Lorraine Williams, Max O. Williams Jr., Nancy M. Williams and Carole C. Williford.
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