Dr. Cheryl Slaughter Ellis, MTSU professor of community and public health in the Department of Health and Human Performance, is the recipient of the University’s 2012 John Pleas Faculty Recognition Award. The award is presented annually to a faculty member who has contributed significantly to the teaching, research and service of African-Americans. Ellis was recognized during a special Feb. 28 ceremony at the MTSU Foundation House in Murfreesboro. To learn more about the award and Ellis’s work, go to mtsunews.com/2012-pleas-award.
Dr. Cheryl Slaughter Ellis, professor of community and public health in MTSU’s Department of Health and Human Performance, is the recipient of the University's 2012 John Pleas Faculty Recognition Award. The award is presented each year to an MTSU faculty member who has contributed significantly to the teaching, research and…
“It has been an improbable journey.” With those words and expressions of gratitude for a host of mentors, MTSU professor Andrew Owusu accepted the John Pleas Faculty Award and a big hug from his 7-year-old son, Kai, Feb. 23 in a ceremony in the James Union Building. Owusu, graduate director…
Middle Tennessee State University will celebrate another Black History Month tradition on Tuesday, Feb. 21, when Chandra Russell Story, a professor in MTSU's Department of Health and Human Performance and former graduate director of the department's interdisciplinary doctoral program, will receive the 2023 John Pleas Faculty Recognition Award. Dr. Chandra…
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