ACU honors three Abilene women at leadership luncheon
Three Abilene women were honored at Abilene Christian University’s Dr. Patricia Hernandez and Brenda Vandunk Leadership Award Luncheon on March 20 as the ACU community celebrated Women’s History Month.
Dr. Susan Lewis, provost and vice president for academic affairs; Dr. Ramonica Scott, associate professor and director of the Master of Athletic Training Program; and Naoemi Gire, executive director of University Access Programs, were recognized for their commitment to servant leadership, academic excellence and transformational impact.
The luncheon was hosted by the Office of Intercultural Engagement and Belongings of ACU; Anthony Williams is the executive director of the department.
The luncheon’s opening prayer was given by Dr. Charla Miertschin, followed by the presentation of the three honorees who were honored because of their outstanding leadership skills that significantly enriches the student body at the university.
The guest speaker was Dr. Leslie Hutchins, a graduate of ACU who received her medical degree from University of Southwestern Medical School. She is also a member of ACU’s Board of Directors.
Dr. Phil Shubert, president of ACU, offered the benediction.
