Retirements and farewells
May 2021
Kerry Whisnant, May 15
Melinda Howard, May 27
Rick Liebich, Donna Little-Bear, Dennis Paul, May 28
Curt Struck, May 31
Deb Gibson, May 14
Debbie Akin, Gary Akin, Debbie Kester, Valerie Larson, June 1
Pat Anderson, Carrol Lind, Terrie McKinney, June 1
Ellen Ohm, Marlys Sampson, Jim Wilson, June 1
Kevin Gibbons, May 7
Gibbons is retiring after 14 years as a pressman at Printing Services.
Cindy Hemingway, May 7
Hemingway is retiring after seven years as a graphic designer and prepress person at printing services.
Max Noack, May 10
Noack is an associate scientist at the Microelectronics Research Center.
Dan Crosman, May 14
Crosman is a farm equipment mechanic for ISU research and demonstration farms.
Gloria Oberender, May 14
Oberender is a secretary in the physics and astronomy department.
Ann Thye, May 14
Thye is an academic advisor in the apparel, events and hospitality management department serving students in the apparel, merchandising and design program.
Lisa Enloe, May 15
Enloe is an academic advisor in the human development and family studies department. Send congratulations to her Kudoboard.
Gayle Luze, May 15
Luze is an associate professor of human development and family studies. Send congratulations to her Kudoboard.
Al Murdoch, May 15
Murdoch is an assistant professor of kinesiology.
William Simpkins, May 15
Simpkins is a professor of geological and atmospheric sciences and will retire May 15. A reception will be held Aug. 27 (2-4 p.m., program at 3 p.m., Hach Hall atrium).
Amanda Quinn, May 14
Amanda Quinn is an assistant teaching professor and academic advisor in the apparel, events and hospitality management department serving students in the apparel, merchandising and design program.
Laura Merrick, May 15
Merrick is an assistant teaching professor and advisor in the agronomy department.
Robert Hartzler, May 15
Hartzler is a professor of agronomy.
Arts and events
'Die Fledermaus' is a farce of mistaken identity, flirtation and a practical joke with unanticipated consequences. It opens Nov. 7 in Fisher Theater.
