Carolina Alumni Review - March/April 2007

into the Highland Park Senior High School Hall of Fame. Michael Fleming Parker (’ 84 AB) of Greensboro, a professor of English at UNC-Greensboro, has received the 2006 North Carolina Award for Literature. Parker has written novels and more than 20 short stories and has won the Pushcart Prize, the Goodheart Prize for Fiction, the O’Henry Award and the Sir Walter Raleigh Award.

’ 85 Dr. Thomas Lee Mason (’ 85 AB, ’91 MD) of Cornelius, a partner in Mid-Atlantic Emergency Medical Associates and chief of staff for Lake Norman Regional Medical Center, has been named 2006 Emergency Physician of the Year by the N.C. College of Emergency Physicians. Arlen Lowrey Pegg (’ 85 BSBA) of Meridian, Idaho, is the leader of the newly formed Idaho Carolina Club.

’ 86 Bradley Lee Daugherty (’ 86 AB) of Asheville has been named a NASCAR analyst, hosting the NASCAR Pit Studio Show on ESPN. Details, page 69. Dr. Randy Gerrel Fussell (’ 86 BSBIO, ’ 90 DDS) of Greenville, a partner in a dental practice, has received the Boys and Girls Clubs of America Medallion. Fussell also has been awarded a fellowship in the American College of Dentists.

’ 87 Laura Willes Bowers (’ 87 ABED) of West Jefferson, media coordinator for Westwood Elementary School, has been named N.C. Media Coordinator of the Year. Brian Daniel Carroll (’ 87 ABJO, ’03 PhD) of Rome, Ga., has published When To Stop Cheering: The Black Press, The Black Community & The Integration of Professional Baseball, a book that focuses on coverage by black sportswriters and their relationship to the Negro Leagues, including officials, players, team owners and fans. Pamela Anne Covais (’ 87 AB) of Los Angeles has been promoted to vice president of production for September Films USA. Sallie Lee Krawcheck (’ 87 ABJO) of New York has been named to run Citigroup Inc.’s wealth management business, which includes the Smith Barney brokerage unit that she ran until two years ago, when she had been named CFO of Citigroup. Krawcheck also was named the sixth-most powerful woman in the world by Forbes in August. The GAA presented her with its Distinguished Young Alumna Award in 2003. ■ family additions Randall Jonathan Dean (’ 87 AB) and Brigitte Benharrous Dean of Incline Village, Nev.; a son, Julien Alexander Dean, on Nov. 17, 2006.

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