Tag: president George L. Hanbury II

Past Announcements 

October 19, 2015

NSU Honors Donors at its Fifth Annual Fellows Society Celebration

Posted By: Kristel Tiwari 0 Comment Alan B. Levan, Fifth Annual Fellows Society Celebration, Grande Oaks Golf Club, Jennifer Anderson, NSU, philanthropic benefactors, president George L. Hanbury II

The Fellows Society is a group of more than 500 individuals, corporations and organizations who have made cumulative gifts of $50,000 or more to support the mission and vision of NSU…

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Past Events 

January 29, 2015

Judy and Barry Silverman to be Honored by NSU with President’s Award for Excellence in Community Service

Posted By: Andrea Santander Morales 0 Comment Barry Silverman, Celebration of Excellence, community service, Judy Silverman, president George L. Hanbury II, President’s Award for Excellence, President’s Award for Excellence in Community Service

(Sat., Jan. 31)…President Hanbury will present the President’s Award for Excellence in Community Service to community leaders and philanthropists Judy and Barry Silverman…

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Past Events 

October 10, 2013

Student Town Hall Meeting, OCT 22

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(Tue., Oct. 22)…Do you have questions, concerns, or suggestions? Meet face-to-face with NSU President George Hanbury II and make…

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Past Announcements 

January 7, 2013April 26, 2022

Top Undergraduate Students Inducted into Alpha Chi National Honor Society

Posted By: Andrea Santander Morales 0 Comment academic achievements, Alpha Chi, and Technology, ceremony, Division of Math, event, FCAS, honor, Lauren Llorente, Leadership, national honor society, photo gallery, president, president George L. Hanbury II, Robin Sherman, Science, Stephen Levitt, the Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences, undergraduate students, Yineth Sanchez

Alpha Chi recognizes the top ten percent of juniors and seniors in each undergraduate major.

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