Awards & Appointments

Mike Hamer has been awarded a Regional Artist grant from the North Carolina Arts Council for studio time to record original songs. The grant period runs from January 1 to  June 30, 2002.

On 29 October 2001, at a ceremony held in the Willis Building, C.W. Sullivan III received a certificate recognizing him as the recipient of the Vice Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Research for 2001 and a plaque recognizing him as a recipient of the Board of Trustees Distinguished Research Professor of English for 2001.  The occasion was also marked by a seminar presentation, "Cultural World-view: Marginalizing the Fantastic in the Seventeenth Century," in which Sullivan suggested that England's turn from its Scandinavian and Celtic heritage to a focus on the classical traditions of Greece and Rome was part of a profound change in western cultural world view during the Renaissance.

Laura Micciche was elected by her peers to serve as a member of the CCCC Executive Committee, 2002-2004.