Sonia Ryang, Teal Anderson, Deborah Savage, Cynthia York, Stacey Brown, Nadia Sawaya, President William R. Brody, Frances Atkinson, Gordon Dean, Jose Carreon, Gwendolyn Boyd, Darryl Carr, Vladimir Diaz, Fannie Gaston-Johansson, Sharon Kugler and Linda Dorsey. PHOTO BY HIPS / JAY VANRENSSELAER

Members of the university community gathered last week in Homewood's Shriver Hall Auditorium as President William R. Brody presented the 2005 Diversity Recognition Awards.

The awards are given by the Diversity Leadership Council to honor faculty, staff and students for their efforts to foster greater appreciation, advancement and celebration of diversity and inclusiveness at JHU.

Honored were Fannie Gaston-Johansson, professor and director of international and extramural affairs, School of Nursing; Sonia Ryang, associate professor of anthropology, Arts and Sciences; Stacey Brown, senior academic program coordinator, SPSBE; Darryl Carr, stage manager, Peabody Conservatory; Linda Dorsey, technical editor, APL; Sharon Kugler, university chaplain, Campus Ministries; Nadia Sawaya, project manager, International Education and Outreach, JHHS; the Web Accessibility Committee, comprised of Teal Anderson, Gordon Dean, Cynthia York and Deborah Savage; and the founders of the Multicultural Student Alliance, Frances Atkinson, Jose Carreon and Vladimir Diaz. This is the first time that groups were recognized.

The DLC is chaired by Gwendolyn Boyd.

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