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This video is part of a series that documents the Faculty-Staff Awards Luncheon at Elon University that occurs at the end of the academic year in May. At the luncheon, faculty and staff are recognized for their years of service. This year’s luncheon was held in McEwen Dining Hall. Included in all the Faculty-Staff Awards Luncheon videos, the current President discusses a number of issues and topics that relate to Elon. In this video, President J. Fred Young mentions topics that were important at Elon in 1992 that included: 1980’s transformations comprising of a new Vice President (President J. Fred Young does not mention the name of the new Vice President), new deans, new faculty members, a new football coach, and new accounting, chemistry, and economics departments. During the 1991-1992 academic year, the Daniels-Danieley Award for Excellence in Teaching was awarded to Ann M. Wooten. President J. Fred Young presented the award to Ann M. Wooten. According to the program for that year, the Daniels-Danieley Award for Excellence in Teaching is for his/her outstanding contributions in the classroom. Nominations are sought from faculty, departments, and honor students. The selection is made by a committee consisting of senior faculty, honor students, and educational officials outside the College. Some notable names in this video include: J. Fred Young, Janie P. Brown, Gerald (Gerry) L. Francis, Betty M. Covington, Christopher D. Fulkerson, Gerald M. Gibson, W. Stanley Greeson, Vicki V. Hightower, Michael P. Hudson, P. Alston Jones, Jr., Kathy J. Lyday-Lee, Carol S. Pace, Gerardo Rodiriquez, Yvette T. Slade, Patrick O. Sullivan, Cheryl W. Whitesell, Warren L. Board, Faye D. Conally, Lou M. Harper, T. William Morningstar, Alan J. White, R. Lamar Bland, E. Franklin, Martha S. Smith, Rudolf T. Zarzar, W. Jennings Berry, Doris L. Maney, Wesley G. Brogan, Mary Elizabeth McCauley, George A. Rasmussen, J. Earl Danieley, Don A. Grady, Jo Watts Williams, and Ann M. Wooten.

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