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Janis Swenson Taylor ('84 M.S.), Dubuque, Iowa, received her doctorate in higher education from the University of Iowa in August 2000. In her two years working at Clarke College in Dubuque, she has designed and implemented the first online alternative preparation program for teachers in Iowa.

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Hunter Steadman, Bentonville, Ark., is a family practice physician in Bentonville and Bella Vista, Ark. He's been married for 35 years and says he is looking forward to 35 more. His daughter, Camille, is the city attorney for Bentonville. Steadman did his premed work at UNT.

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Paul Harris, Garland, accepted a position with the business office of Garland ISD.

John Howie, Dallas, a partner in the law firm Howie & Sweeney, has become a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Fellowship in the legal association is extended by invitation only and limited to 1 percent of the total lawyer population of any state.

Paula Ann Hughes (M.B.A., '78 Ph.D.), Denton, is the new chair of the School of Management at Texas Woman's University.

Carmen Sue Telle, San Antonio, an art teacher at Woodridge Elementary School in the Alamo Heights ISD, was named Elementary Teacher of the Year for Education Service Center Region 20.