In 1991, Alexzine A. Whitted had been with the University six years. She worked more than two years as secretary in the international center before joining the Campus Y, which is based in the Division of Student Affairs. The Y … Read more

Nancy H. Nye of Chapel Hill was a University employee for 23 years. She was recognized for her contributions to the campus in 1990 with the Governor’s Award for Excellence. Nye joined the Department of Pathology in 1990 and administered … Read more

Peggy R. Goldstein had been a University employee since 1962. She started at the Computation Center working with scientific and research projects before switching to administrative projects two years later. Goldstein was instrumental in establishing the first computerized payroll personnel … Read more

James O. Cansler retired in December 1990 after 23 years at the University. He had been associate vice chancellor for student affairs since 1977. He also served as Baptist chaplain on the UNC campus from 1954 to 1967 and acting … Read more

Grace W. Wagoner, a University staff member since 1960, had directed the Property Office since 1971. She oversaw all University transactions involving acquisition, sale and leasing property. Other responsibilities included the inventory, repair and care of 3,000 pieces of historic … Read more

Wayne R. Jones joined the University in 1972. As associate vice chancellor for finance, he was responsible for administering the accounting, reporting and financial management of the University. He had twice served as acting vice chancellor for business and finance, … Read more

Margaret O. Gulley retired after 33 years with the Department of Pathology. She began as a stenographer. As business manager, she administered the operation of a department involved in both clinical and basic science that had more than 400 affiliated … Read more

Clyde Brooks retired in 1978 after 13 years of service to the University. He was assigned to the third floor of Rosenau Hall, where he won the respect and friendship of faculty, staff, students and administrators in the School of … Read more

Harold E. Wilson, who worked for printing and duplicating for 24 years was manager since 1982, was cited “for brilliant managerial skills and work that consistently reflects great credit upon the University.” Wilson managed 68 employees offering services such as … Read more

In 1977, Frances A. Weaver was hired as assistant University archivist in the manuscripts department at Wilson Library. She shared responsibility for arranging and indexing the three million items that made up the official documents of the University. Those documents … Read more