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Obituary: David W. Stemple, professor emeritus of Computer Science

David W. Stemple, 68, of Hatfield, professor emeritus of Computer Science and alumnus, died March 22 after a long battle with cancer.

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Murphy, Stranlund share CPPA Faculty Development Grant

Assistant professor James Murphy and associate professor John Stranlund, both of the Department of Resource Economics and the Center for Public Policy and Administration (CPPA) have been awarded the 2006-2007 CPPA Faculty Development Grant.

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WFCR reporter garners AP award

WFCR news reporter Karen Brown has been named the winner of this year''s "Best Use of Sound" award by the Associated Press of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

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Obituary: Robert J. Doolan, retired Admissions administrator

Robert J. Doolan, 88, of Hadley, retired associate director of Admissions, died at home on March 14.

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Obituary: Julian T. 'Bud' Martindale Jr.

Julian T. (Bud) Martindale Jr., 80, of Hadley, a retired professional technician I at Physical Plant and alumnus, died at home March 11.

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Obituary: Ivy R. Zera, retired cook at Faculty Club

Ivy Rachel (Parsons) Zera, 82, of Sunderland, retired head cook with the dining Commons, died March 15 at Cooley Dickinson Hospital following a period of failing health.

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Education faculty, students active at conference

Several faculty and graduate students from the School of Education made presentations at 40th annual conference of Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages held March 15-18 in Tampa, Fla.

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Nugent portrayed in 'Irish Faces' exhibit at BC

Professor J. Kevin Nugent of the School of Education is included in the portrait exhibition "Irish Faces: The Heart and Soul of Boston” currently on view at the John J. Burns Library at Boston College.

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Obituary: Sheila M. Maynor, head dish room attendant

Sheila McKenzie Maynor, 53, of Bernardston, head dish room attendant at Hampshire Dining Commons, died March 11 at home.

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Benjamin Ricci memorial service set for March 26

A memorial program titled “Remembering Ben,” honoring the late Benjamin Ricci of Amherst, professor emeritus of exercise science and longtime advocate for the mentally retarded, will be held Sunday, March 26, from 2-5 p.m. in Memorial Hall. Ricci died after an extended illness on Jan. 21 at the age of 82.

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