Alumni Louise Bornwasser
and Louis Bornwasser were recipients of the 2017 Student Affairs Legacy
Award presented during Homecoming. The Student Affairs Legacy Awards
were established in 2016 to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the
Division of Student Affairs. The awards were designed to recognize
individuals who make significant contributions to the Division of
Students Affairs through service to students and staff. Read More Watch a video of the award presentation.
UofL Student Affairs
lead group
Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Staff Recognition Lunch Celebrates Longtime Employees
The annual Staff Recognition Lunch was held recently at the Brown and Williamson Club at Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium.
Student Affairs staff recognized at the luncheon this year included:
Suzanne Galbreath - 15 years
Michael Mardis – 15 years
Laura Mercer – 10 years
Tim Moore – 10 years
Dale Ramsay 35 years
John Smith – 30 years
Tim Lynch – 15 years
Student Affairs staff recognized at the luncheon this year included:
Suzanne Galbreath - 15 years
Michael Mardis – 15 years
Laura Mercer – 10 years
Tim Moore – 10 years
Dale Ramsay 35 years
John Smith – 30 years
Tim Lynch – 15 years
Student Affairs Celebrates 25 Years of National Pan-Hellenic Council
The University of Louisville is commemorating 25 years of having an
official National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC) Council on campus.
Hundreds of attendees, including current students and alumni, joined a
celebration held during Homecoming Week to mark the occasion.
Often referred to as the Divine Nine, NPHC is a collaborative organization of nine historically Black, international Greek lettered fraternities and sororities.
The Division of Student Affairs hosted a variety of NPHC events during Homecoming 2017 including:
The photo album for the entire weekend is located here.
Often referred to as the Divine Nine, NPHC is a collaborative organization of nine historically Black, international Greek lettered fraternities and sororities.
The Division of Student Affairs hosted a variety of NPHC events during Homecoming 2017 including:
- The NPHC Step Show at The Louisville Palace
- An NPHC/AAAC Step Show Reception @ SET
- An NPHC 25th Anniversary Pre-game Tailgate which saw more than 400 attendees
- On field recognition at the homecoming football game. Mardis and Mordean Taylor-Archer, vice president of Diversity and International Programs, welcomed a current student and alum from each NPHC organization, as well as the NPHC Student President and the NPHC Alumni President
- An NPHC Group Worship Service at Bates Memorial Baptist Church
- An NPHC 25th Celebration featuring national Keynote speaker Tish Norman on the topic: “A Photographic History of Black Fraternalism”
The photo album for the entire weekend is located here.
Thursday, November 9, 2017
New Student Croatia Video
Students travel to Zagreb and Sisak as members of a multidisciplinary academic team. Participants work with students in local schools on topics selected by local leaders. The trip includes activities designed to expose students to local culture and history. Watch the latest student video from their Spring Semester trip. For more information about student trips check out the International Service Learning website.
Monday, August 14, 2017
The Cardinal Rules of Risk-Taking
The Student Rec Center and Dale Ramsay are featured in this months
Campus Rec Magazine. Campus Rec is a national print and digital magazine
that serves as a resource for college and university rec centers.
Albert Einstein once said, “A ship is always safe at shore — but that is not what it is built for.” This quote rings true for Dale Ramsay, the Director of Intramural and Recreational Sports at the University of Louisville. Throughout his career, Ramsay has learned that often the biggest risks lead to the greatest rewards.
Albert Einstein once said, “A ship is always safe at shore — but that is not what it is built for.” This quote rings true for Dale Ramsay, the Director of Intramural and Recreational Sports at the University of Louisville. Throughout his career, Ramsay has learned that often the biggest risks lead to the greatest rewards.
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