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Greensboro Woman is President-Elect of UNCG Alumni Association

GREENSBORO – New officers and directors have been elected to terms on the board of the Alumni Association of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Ann Fitzmaurice-Russ, of 206 Hermitage Road, Greensboro, is president-elect of the association. She and her husband, Matt Russ, own and operate the Tate Street Coffee House. A 1989 graduate who majored in English, she will succeed Tom Martin of Greensboro and serve a two-year term, starting in July 2004.
Other new officers and trustees, who will serve three-year terms on the Alumni Association board, are as follows:

• Second vice president, Alicia Fields-Minkins, 1986 business graduate, of 5 Fleming Terrace Circle,  Greensboro.

 
• Treasurer, James Gresham, a 1979 accounting graduate, of 807 Rollingwood Drive, Greensboro.

 
• Directors, Ellen Bryant Lloyd, a 1988 economics major, of 9 Laurel Cove, Greensboro; Jonathan Reganess, a 2000 exercise and sport science major, of 3901 Battleground Ave., Greensboro; Terence Westry, a 1993  information systems and operations management major, of 5608-216 Weslo Willow Drive, Greensboro; Harold Phipps, a 1969 English major, of 191 Winding Way, Boone; Tanya Seate Weary, a 1999 English major, of 1536 Dogwood Drive, Oxford; David Wiley, a 1977 psychology major, of  2301 Pirate Court, Raleigh; and Nancy Rose Leonard Baker, a 1958 education graduate, who also holds a Master of Education degree (1962), of 919 Hunting Ridge Road, Martinsville, VA.

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