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Nancy Sutton Bell, J. A. Connell, Harry C. Hamilton, Bahman Brian Motii and Tommy J. Sanders, Stephens College of Business, recently had an article, titled “Millennials’ Views on What Makes an Effective Professor,” published in Insights to a Changing World, Volume 2008, Issue 1.
Scott Meyer, Art, will have his sculpture on exhibit in the Alabama Council for the Arts gallery in Montgomery. The work will be on exhibit beginning Saturday, May 10, through Wednesday, June 25. His work will be part of a group touring show called “1,000 lbs. of Alabama Clay.” The invitational asked ceramic artists to use the distinctive iron-rich clay from the old Miller Pottery. Along with many in the show, Meyer’s work also used Alabama wood to fire the forms in the UM anagama kiln, “Fat Bastard.”
Nancy Sutton Bell, J. A. Connell, Harry C. Hamilton, Bahman Brian Motii and Tommy J. Sanders, Stephens College of Business, presented “Millennials’ Views on What Makes an Effective Professor,” at the Society for Business, Industry and Economics annual meeting, held April 18 in Sandestin, Fla.
The Montevallo branch of AAUW recently met to elect new officers. New officers include UM student Treasure Ingels, who will serve as president, Mary Jo Buff, Upward Bound, who will serve as a co-vice president for programs and Amanda Melcher, Carmichael Library, who will serve as secretary.