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Cauffman, Duncan, Smith merit Alumni Association honors
Each year, The Ohio State University Alumni Association honors deserving alumni. This year, we are proud that three of the awardees graduated from the College of Education and Human Ecology. They are Joy Garrison Cauffman, Robert M. Duncan and Sarah M. Smith.
Cauffman, Duncan, and Smith were feted at a dazzling ceremony on Sept. 26, 2008, in Columbus. President E. Gordon Gee was on hand, as was Archie Griffin, president and CEO of the alumni association.
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Joy Garrison Cauffman
Cancer detection researcher Joy Garrison Cauffman, '48, '53 MA and '59 PhD, received the Robert M. Duncan Alumni Citizenship Award for distinguishing herself in service to humanity and for best exemplifying the university's motto, "Education for Citizenship."
Robert M. Duncan
The Alumni Citizenship Award was rededicated this year in the name of Robert M. Duncan, '48, in honor of the jurist's significant voluntary service to humanity beyond the call of business and professional duty.
Sarah M. Smith
Dedicated athletics volunteer Sarah M. Smith, '51, '53 MA and '78 PhD, received the Ralph Davenport Mershon Award for demonstrating exceptional leadership and service to The Ohio State University, as symbolized by the volunteer work of Ralph Mershon, who was largely responsible for the Alumni Association's beginnings.
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