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University of the South, Sewanee, Trustee Nominees

(1 to be elected)

Charles Beal

Good Shepherd, Lexington

McCoy, West, Franklin and Beal

“As a Sewanee graduate, I am indebted to the University for the many blessings I have enjoyed as a result of my education.  I believe my Sewanee education and the subsequent practical experience I have gained through my attempt to follow Christ while raising our three children with my wife, Elizabeth, will enable me to assist the University in finding ways to meet its future goals.”

 

Julia H. Carter, PhD

St. Andrew’s, Ft. Thomas

President, Wood Hudson Cancer Research Laboratory

“I believe that it is crucial that the Episcopal Church continue its commitment to providing higher educational opportunities of the highest quality through the University of the South.  I would welcome the opportunity to become part of this mission through service as a Trustee.  Working daily in research education with students from church related schools, it is my observation that students educated in an environment focused on God, family and service to others will more diligently pursue and develop their God-given talents to His Glory and the benefit of their fellow man.”

 

Daniel Richards

St. Alban’s, Morehead

Employment Assistant Director, University Career Center, UK

“I have had the privilege of experiencing Sewanee in four distinct roles: student, alumnus, employee and seminary spouse.  I feel that through my knowledge of the university as both student and administrator, I will bring a unique perspective to the board.  I would be honored for the opportunity to serve both the diocese and my alma mater.”

 

Robert F. Ross, MD

Church of the Nativity, Maysville

Family physician

“As an alumnus of the University of the South, I am interested in maintaining the traditions of the University and seeing that it grows and progresses. My ability to lead is based on listening, understanding and consensus building.  I have served as a leader in civic activities.  I believe my leadership abilities and traits are ideally suited for a university board and would be an asset to the University of the South.”

 

Frederick Dittrich Jr.

St. Andrew’s, Ft. Thomas

Self-employed CPA

“I have served on the Executive Council, Standing Committee and numerous positions within our church and diocese.  I am a semi-retired CPA in private practice and am accustomed to dealing with an assortment of problems.  My daugher is a Sewanee graduate.  I would be honored to serve.”

 

Michael Lavender, MD

Trinity, Covington

Physician/educator University of Cincinnati

“My educational and employment background have included universities of varying political backgrounds. The one constant in my life has always been my faith.  Sewanee’s reputation in scholastic circles for the cohesion of academics and religious instruction is renowned.  I hope to further that distinction by adding a point of view that is as inclusive as my background provides.”

 

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