Stephen F. Austin State University

Ronnie Barra, kinesiology and health science, and, at right, James Towns, communication, were honored during the 2006 Faculty Recognition Luncheon at Stephen F. Austin State University. The professors have taught at the university for 40 years.

Faculty members were honored recently for 30 years of service at Stephen F. Austin State University. Receiving awards were, from left, Bernice Wright, library; William Joseph Oliver, communication; Shirley Watterston, music; and William Weber, human services. Also honored but not pictured are Barbara Carr, English and philosophy; Raymond Eastman, psychology; and James Howard, economics and finance.

Stephen F. Austin State University faculty members receiving recognition for 20 years of service included, from left, Patricia Spence, communication; Betty Johnson, general business; Gary Frields, art; William Dale Hearell, English and philosophy; and Linda Parr, music. Not pictured are Gary Parker, art; Joe Stine, economics and finance; and Leann West, English and philosophy.

Ten-year faculty service awards were presented at the 2006 SFA Faculty Recognition Luncheon. Recipients pictured are, from left, Tim Cherry, agriculture; Steven Josephsen, elementary education; Brian Oswald, forestry; Margaret Peel, social work; Barbra Heard-Mueller, social work; Joyce Hoffman, management, marketing and international business; Treba Marsh, accounting; Kimberly Childs, mathematics and statistics; Robert Culpepper, management, marketing and international business; and Donald Burt, biology. Not pictured are Vikki Boatman, elementary education; Dan Bruton, physics and astronomy; Beatrice Clack, biotechnology; Kenneth Farrish, environmental science; William Harris, English and philosophy; Deborah Pace, mathematics and statistics; and Stephen Wagner, biology.

Retiring Stephen F. Austin State University faculty members were honored recently at a faculty awards ceremony. Pictured are, from left, Rachel A. Underwood, human sciences; Heinz A. Gaylord, psychology; David L. Jeffrey, graduate studies; Dale Fish, human services; Shirley R. Watterston, music; and Don A. Hay, biology. Not pictured are Robert C. Mann, music; Sammie L. Smith, accounting; W. David Whitescarver, English and philosophy; and Paulette Wright, secondary education.