2004 - Award Winners

SEAHO Founders Award:
Rita Moser, Florida State University

James C. Grimm Outstanding New Professional Award:
Ryan Winget

SEAHO PEACE Award:
Michael Collins, Millsaps College

Graduate Student of the Year:
Camilla Jones, Clemson University

Graduate Issues and Involvement SPE Grant Winner:
Molly Cuicchi, University of Georgia

SEAHO Report Feature Article of the Year:
Dei Allard, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Bridging the Gap Between Faculty and Residential Life

Humanitarian Winners:
Miguel Hernandez, Appalachian State University
Joline Esterling, University of Southern Mississippi

Educational Programs Grant Winners:
Gary Kimble, University of Southern Mississippi, "Care Package"
Maylen Aldana, Appalachian State University, "The Power of One"
Heidi LeCount, Meredith College, "Pre-Spring Break Beach Party"
Brad Shuck, Western Kentucky University, "The Six O'Clock Hour"

Conference Fee Waiver Scholarship Winners:
Meredith Varner, Kerri Ekberg, Rinardo Reddick, Miguel Hernandez, Tim Martin, Sherry R. Ingram, John P. Stinchon, Deidre Repass, Karl S. Burns, and George Timson.

New Professional Case Study Winner:
Julie Anne Cunningham, Georgia Southern University and Ronika Anderson, Georgia Southern University

Graduate Student Case Study Winner:
Christopher Coogan, University of Florida and Jonathon Wylie, Clemson University

Best of SEAHO:
"Tennessee House Calls", Jerry Adams and Brandon Dotson, University of Tennessee

SEAHO Top 5:

1. "Why are all the black professionals sitting together at the conference", Countess Hughes, Georgia State University
2. "Who keeps moving my gorillas, Tradition in Residence Hall Communities", Shane Cadden and Meredith Varner, University of Central Florida
3. "What a Bright Idea", Ashley Smith and Jenny Slear, Valdosta State University
4. "Moving off campus, Freedom comes with a price", Joe Paulick, University of Central Florida
5. "Developing a Retention State of Mind", Rob Foreman, Gardner-Webb University