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EOP Honors Achievement
"EOP Gives Voice to the Unheard Scholar" was the theme when the Educational Opportunity Program celebrated its 19th Annual Honors and Recognition Banquet, April 4, in the New York Room, Cooper Hall.

The EOP recognized graduating seniors who will complete their bachelor's degree in May or August. This year 164 students were recognized in categories, ranging from outstanding contributions to the college or community; artistic, athletic and leadership ability; academic excellence (GPA of 3.0 or above for one or two semesters, and/or overall), and the most improved GPA.

Social work major Shannon Reisman was named EOP senior scholar for 1997-98 with a GPA of 3.78. Reisman was unable to attend the banquet. Her remarks were read by Terrence Barnes, EOP.

Marvella Heard, who has the second highest GPA, addressed the graduating class and honorees. She described what "educational opportunity program" meant to her. She also mentioned the benefits of EOP, and the help and support she received from the program.

Nora Bell, financial aid, was awarded the EOP Service Award
Marvella Heard delivers the address at the EOP Honors and Recognition Banquet

awarded the EOP Service Award for her dedication and commitment in helping EOP students with their finan-cial aid packages. A special award was presented to the EOP Office staff from the graduate intern counselors for their dedication and commitment in training counselors for the last 26 years.

The EOP staff would like to thank President Paul Yu, faculty, staff, guests, and students who were able to attend, sponsored, and/or donated to this event. Next year's EOP Annual and Recognition Banquet will celebrate both student accomplishment and EOP's 20th anniversary.


4th annual vocal recital to showcase many music styles

The Department of Interdisciplinary Arts invites all to enjoy an evening of musical styles from Italian opera to Broadway showtunes at the 4th annual Vocal Recital in the Tower Fine Arts Lab Theatre, May 15 at 7:30 pm.

Trained and coached by Mike Szatkowski, interdisciplinary arts, students Eric D. Favreau, Rachel Goer, Sarah Harbun, Melissa Merritt, and Chris Welch will perform in this year's recital. The event is free and open to the public.


Department of Theatre calling for 10-minute plays
The Department of Theatre is looking ahead to the "Spring '99 Festival of Ten," which will highlight the best 10-minute play submissions by emerging or established playwrights. To be considered, transcripts must be received by Sept. 1, 1998. Each script must be typed, no more than 10 pages in length, and bound in a secure folder with a stamped, self- addressed, manuscript-size envelope for return.

The title page must include the name, address and phone number of the author. Plays that have previously been produced in Equity productions are not eligible; neither are musicals or works for children's theatre. Entries will be acknowledged by Dec. 1, and finalists will be notified by Feb. 1, 1999. Staging consideration for production in the "Spring '99 Festival of Ten" will be given to those scripts that include three or more characters and minimal set requirements.

Direct transcript submissions to chairperson, Department of Theatre. For more information, call x2478.

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