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 Stacy Henning credits staff and faculty at the extended campuses for helping move Webster's Counseling program toward professional standards. Photo by Marianne Kirk Since coming to Webster University in the summer of 2008, Stacy Henning, director of counseling worldwide, College of Arts & Sciences, has worked on raising the standards of the counseling program.
“She is doing incredible work improving one of the biggest — if not the biggest — counseling programs in the country,” says Sarita Cargas, associate dean, College of Arts & Sciences. “Our counseling program is so lucky to have her.”
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 John Maxwell, left, and professor Chris Parr at the Jan. 22 Annual Faculty Exhibition opening reception.  School of Communications professors, from left: Ann Tolin, Dan Dreyfus and Sally Howald at Jan. 22 May Gallery opening.  Des Lee visiting professor Marcio de Souza, left, with Dean David Wilson and Associate Dean Sarita Cargas at Jan. 20 welcoming reception for de Souza. Photo by Claudia Burris
 Dec. 3, 2009, YWCA Leader Honorees: left to right, back row: Jennifer Holtmann, User Services; Nicole Roach, Old Post Office; Kelly-Kate Pease, History, Politics & Intl. Relations; LaShana Lewis, User Services; Anne Mcilhaney, English; Gayle Faucett, Alumni; front row: Valerie Parker, Development; Thuy Witt, Admissions. Photo by Claudia Burris
Barry Hufker, professor, Electronic and Photographic Media, recorded: “A Masterworks Christmas,” performed by the Masterworks Chorale and Orchestra at Saint Clare Catholic Church in O’Fallon, Ill., for broadcast on KFUO-FM; “A New World Christmas,” performed by the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis.; and produced “An Old World Christmas” for broadcast on KFUO-FM. Hufker’s CD, “Inspirations From England,” was released recently by Regent Records in Great Britain.
Bob Holden, adjunct professor, Management, was elected Chairman of the Midwest-China Association (MWCA), a non-profit organization fostering commerce between the Midwestern United States and China.
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Jennifer Casady, residence hall director, Housing and Residential Life, and Umaporn Sidalao, admissions officer, Thailand Campus, share the employee spotlight honors for December.
 Jennifer Casady Jennifer Casady was nominated for the Employee Spotlight Award for “being at the front lines of preparedness for and battle with the H1N1 virus” at the St. Louis campus this fall.
The number of cases of the H1N1 virus peaked at the campus during the month of October, with 115 cases reported as of Jan. 28. Pandemic and Infectious Disease Information Web page
As a member of the Student Affairs’ sub-committee of the University’s Pandemic and Infectious Disease Committee, Casady offered helpful suggestions and solutions for dealing with the spread of the virus and handling the students who were ill.
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Debra Cartagena-Calhoun, department assistant, Fort Leonard Wood Campus, Mo., 573-329-6777, replaces Saddaf Clevenger.
Marcio Dionisio de Souza, Des Lee visiting professor, Center for International Education, 314-961-2660, replaces Rashida Manjoo.
Laraine Saldivar Gillespie, community relations coordinator, Colorado Springs Metropolitan Campus, Co., new position.
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Aaron Coffman, lab assistant, User Services, 5 years
Jennifer Violett, assistant director, University Center, 5 years
Jean Yowell, library acquisitions clerk, Emerson Library, 5 years
Donna Franquemont, graphic designer, Office of Marketing, 10 years
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Margaret Dyer, research development and technology associate, Lift Program, 10 years
Kim Whitehorn, Financial Aid Counselor, Financial Aid, 15 years
The University extends sympathies to Frances Maher, Academic Advising, on the loss of her mother; Barbara Stewart, Academic Resource Center, on the loss of her mother; Holly Hubenschmidt, Library, on the loss of her grandmother; Ted Green, Teacher Education, on the loss of his sister; Tim Lumpkins, Mail and Copy Center, on the loss of his mother; Carol Hoyt, Teacher Education, on the loss of her mother-in-law; Curt Vehlewald, on the loss of his father-in-law; and to co-workers, friends and family of Ella Wright, Custodial Services.
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