Lloyd Reed has been awarded Laurentian
University?s Angus Gilbert Distinguished Colleague Award
for 2001-02. This award, created in 1993 in honour of the late Dr.
Angus Gilbert, recognizes excellence across a broad range of
contributions to the university.
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It is presented on rare occasions to an
individual who, over the course of a career at the university, has
made consistent and significant contributions in teaching, research
and administration.
A reception in Reed?s honour will be
held in the Brenda Wallace Reading Room, this Saturday, at 1 pm
after the award is presented during convocation ceremonies at 10
am.
Since his arrival in the Department of Physics
and Astronomy in 1969, and until his retirement on July 1, 2001,
Reed displayed unwavering enthusiasm towards teaching and
research.
Reed was awarded the 1995-96 Teaching Excellence
Award in recognition of his excellent teaching and depth of
knowledge in his field.
Reed has served the institution in various
capacities and was active on many university committees and
councils, Reed has been a member of Thorneloe University?s
board of governors since 1998.
