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Legacy Leaders
We highlight the accomplishments of our Legacy Leaders – the professors, directors, and extension personnel who laid the foundation for the Norton School’s current and future success. In the new build-ing, a variety of rooms and facilities will bear the names of these Legacy Leaders. By honoring our past, webuild our future.
We invite you to honor a Legacy Leader with a gift to Campaign Cornerstones. Please see our list of Ways to Give. See also our list of Donors Honoring Legacy Leaders.
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Victor A. Christopherson - Outstanding professor, acting director, and division chair – one of the pioneering researchers in child development over acareer lasting half a century. |
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Helen Goetz - Outstanding alumna, professor, and volunteer – national leader in the ground-breaking field of consumer economics andpersonal finance. |
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Ellen Goldsberry - Outstanding retail center founding director – took the concept of a partnership withthe retail industry from scribbled idea toacclaimed reality. |
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Nancy Graham - Outstanding professor – a leader in home economics education and force behindinspiring learning experiences for students across the state. |
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Ruth C. Hall - Outstanding director and professor – led the school to national distinction during two decades of enormous cultural change; a national leader in American home economics .
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James R. Hine - Outstanding professor in marriage and volunteer – prepared students for careers in research, teaching, and the private sector for over 30 years.
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Jean Ruley Kearns - Outstanding professor and administrator – brought cutting-edge concepts and aglobal perspective to her work at the UA.
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Amy Jean Knorr - Outstanding professor and volunteer – brought the wisdom of ethical and criticalthinking to solving practical problems of home and family.
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Doris Manning - Outstanding professor – renowned expertin all aspects of home economics education, including service, research, and curriculum design.
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Shirley J. O’Brien - Outstanding extension specialist and program director – her efforts increased public understanding of child maltreatment issues and increased campus diversity.
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Naomi Reich - Outstanding professor and administrator –highly expert in the field of clothing design, innovative teacher, and strong advocate for those with special needs.
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Robert R. Rice - Outstanding professor in interior designand school director – led the school with great skill through a period of rapid growth and change.
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David C. Rowe - Outstanding professor in adolescence –brought a passion making connections across disciplines to his groundbreaking and celebrated behavioral genetic research in multiple fields.
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Shirley Jo Taylor - Outstanding alumna, extension specialist,and youth educator – zeroing in on keysocial issues like healthy adolescentrelationships, she devoted her career to 4-H |
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