• Michael Folonis, lecturer, Architecture, was featured in the February 2002 issue of Dwell magazine. The article focused on one of Folonis's projects, the renovation of the historic Avenel Apartment complex that was built for union musicians in 1948. The complex is located in Silver Lake Hills, a residential community northeast of downtown Los Angeles.

• Nancy Levandowski, director, Foundation Dining Services, was the featured speaker at the National Association of College & University Food Services' National Education Program in April in Ontario, Canada. Levandowski's presentation was "Improving Your Bottom Line."

• Patrick Merrill, gallery curator, College of Environmental Design, was mentioned in the April 2002 issue of ArtScene as the curator of two exhibits held in the W. Keith & Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery. The exhibits were "Representations" and "Ephemeral."

• Norberto Nardi, professor, Architecture, was invited by the School of Architects of Ningbo University, China, to lecture to faculty and students. The lecture, "Culture and the Environment," took place in May in China.

• Doreen Nelson, professor, Education, developed a television series that is available for viewing as streaming video at video.csupomona.edu. The program, "Education That Works," features area educators such as Ronald Hockwalt, superintendent of the Walnut Valley Unified School District, and Leslie Stoltz, a teacher from his district.

• Jeffrey Olson, • Phil Pregill and • Joan Woodward, professors, Architecture, and graduate students Adam Kringel, Miki Yanai Hernandez and Rochelle Tortorete enrolled in a 606 studeio course and developed a landscape framework plan for the Arroyo Seco Parkway Corridor. The Historical American Engineering Record and the California Department of Transportation documented the planning and engineering of the project, which was awarded a 2002 Preservation Award from the Los Angeles Conservancy. The award was presented at the Millennium Biltmore in May in Los Angeles.

The following lecturers were recognized for their outstanding achievements at the Spring Recognition Luncheon for the Accomplishments of Lecturers on May 28 at Kellogg West:

• Kristine Barker, Landscape Architecture • N.T. Balakrishnan, Technology & Operations Management • Thomas Banwell, Mechanical Engineering • Diane Barrett, Mathematics • Frank Barro Jr., Mathematics • Joe Berk, Mechanical Engineering • Wei W. Bidlack, Animal & Veterinary Sciences • Myrna Bodner, Education • Alison Bowen, English & Foreign Languages • Sally Boyes-Hyslop, International Business & Marketing • Ernie Briones, Hospitality Management • Barbara Jean Bruin, Hospitality Management • Bonny Burns-Whitmore, Food, Nutrition & Consumer Sciences • Lesley Butler, Hospitality Management • Richard Corsini, Architecture • Linda Dell'Osso, Management & Human Resources • Marianne Donley, Mathematics • Matthew Ebiner, Geography & Anthropology • Maria Estrada, English & Foreign Languages • Michael Folonis, Architecture • Ilene Foster, Education • Frederick Gallegos, Computer Information Systems • William F. Girouard, Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering • Wesley Griffith, Mathematics • Devon Hackelton, English & Foreign Languages • Charles Hale, Mathematics • Cheryl Hickam, Regenerative Studies • Kristy Hodson, English & Foreign Languages • Paivi Hoikkala, History • Sarah Innerst-Peterson, English & Foreign Languages • Howard Jian, Liberal Studies • Sheila King, Mathematics • Tjiputra Leiman, Computer Information Systems • John Lloyd, History • Vivian Matiossian, Human Nutrition & Food Science • Deborah Meadows, Liberal Studies • Ben Miller, Mathematics • Jonathan Nourse, Geological Sciences • Jon Olson, Biological Sciences • Laura Pohopien, Management & Human Resources • Dennis Quinn, Interdisciplinary General Education • Susan Rogers, English & Foreign Languages • Stephen Rudicel, Liberal Studies • Stefanie Saccoman, Education • Steve Sandlin, Geography & Anthropology • Wendy Slatkin, Art • R. Frank Smith, Electrical & Computer Engineering • William Soper, Hospitality Management • Kenneth Stahl, Interdisciplinary General Education • Barbara Thomason, Art • Karen Vaughn, Mathematics • Esmeralda Vazquez de Diriye, English & Foreign Languages • Andrew Walzer, Liberal Studies • Michelle Wien, Food, Nutrition & Consumer Science • Patty Worsham, Management & Human Resources • Stepan Zargaryan, Mathematics • Carol Zitzer-Comfort, English & Foreign Languages •