Lynn Flahive receives Ferrari Award


Lynn Flahive, director of the Miller Speech & Hearing Clinic and assistant professor in Communication Sciences & Disorders, has been selected 2012-2013 winner of the Michael R. Ferrari Award for Distinguished University Service and Leadership. The award was presented at the Service and Retirements Awards program last week.

 

The Ferrari Award was established by the TCU Board of Trustees to honor Dr. Michael R. Ferrari for his leadership as TCU’s ninth chancellor. Chancellor Emeritus Ferrari led TCU from July, 1998 through May, 2003. He held the faculty rank as professor of management at TCU and was cited for his efforts to involve the Fort Worth community in the life of the University through the TCU Commission on the Future. His academic research was focused on strategic planning in higher education, computing and information technology, institutional renewal and revitalization, and academic-industry economic development partnerships.

 
The Ferrari Award carries with it a cash prize of $5,000

Past recipients include Jane Kucko, Will Stallworth, Keith Whitworth, Tara Perez, Leo Munson and José Feghali.

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