Reflections Magazine Issue #70 - Fall 2009 | Page 6

Campus News

Honors Convocation
Applauds Students,
Faculty and Staff
Siena Heights conducted its annual Honors
Convocation April 24 in Lumen Ecclesiae Chapel.
Psychology faculty member Jeffrey Lindstrom
received the Eileen Rice Award for Outstanding
Teaching, while seniors Kati Saul and Kim
Stoutenberg were named the Outstanding
Undergraduate Students. Gail Ryder was chosen
for the Jack Bologna Award for Innovative
Teaching. Two retiring faculty members, Sister
Jeanne Lefebvre, OP, and Ann Lauderdale, were
given faculty emeriti distinction, while earning
this year’s Staff Excellence Awards were Jeremy
Frew and Doris Hubbard.

Battle Creek Faculty
Member Releases e-book
Trish Knight, an adjunct
faculty member at SHU’s
Battle Creek center, has
released a new e-book
entitled Living a Life of
Integrity in 10 Daily Steps.
In this self-help book,
Knight imparts her opinion and perception
about a life of integrity. She entwines daily
actions with experience, humor and example.
Knight opened a training and consulting business in 1997, and specializes in helping small
business and non-profits to create comprehensive communication plans. At Siena she
teaches Communication Skills for Managers.
For more information visit her website at:
www.knightconsultingandtraining.com.

Siena Heights Offers Fall
Teaching Conference

Jeffrey Lindstrom, winner of the Eileen Rice Award for
Outstanding Teaching, with Sister Sharon Weber, OP,
Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Seniors Kim Stoutenberg and Kati Saul, winners of the
Outstanding Undergraduate Student Award.

The Siena Heights Teacher Education Program
invites high school juniors and seniors to
“Teach and Reach,” a mini-conference exploring
teaching options and opportunities, Nov. 6 on
the Adrian campus. The conference will help
students learn of the options and opportunities
available to individual ́