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Honorary Woman Award

This award goes to a man who demonstrates unique and continued support for women's issues in general and the Women's Center in particular. In 2004, this award was discontinued.

2003 Josh Osborne: Josh has always "faithfully represented student concerns" and is committed to "equality among all sexes and races."

2003 Travis Williamson, Jr.: Travis is always eager to help the Women's Center. "He understands and values the role of the Women's Center." Travis is always easy going and he makes a difference at every event he is participating in. One of his nominators said that Travis is nominated for his "terrific support, lending a hand and being a great guy."

2002 Dan Goad: Dan is recognized for providing "lots of input, energy, and resources" to the Women's Center. He contributed to the planning of Women's History Month events and is a great presence at these events. He has been a wonderful resource for ideas and support. Dan repeatedly expresses his desire to be a continuing part of Women's Center activities in the future.

2001 John Brendel: John has been "exceptional" on the Board of Directors for the Women's Center. His weekly column in the Caller-Times has always been sensitive to women's issues.

2001 Mark Hartlaub: Mark is recognized "for his sensitivity and great ideas in dealing with the Take Back the Night event every year and his continuing commitment to women's issues on campus."

2000 Ray Hayes: Ray actively helped secure a space for the Women's Center in the new University Center, he established the possibility of a childcare facility on campus, and supported the Take Back the Night program. Ray's "track record in administration on this campus shows a commitment to women in the workplace" which has made "the future of women in administrative roles here at TAMU-CC brighter because of Ray's positive attitude toward women's capabilities."

2000 Bilaye Benibo: Bilaye is responsible for bringing Take Back the Night to campus in 1995. He has worked to promote diversity with the Women's Center and Black History Month events.

1999 Ric Ricard: --coming soon--

1999 Pat Carroll: --coming soon--

1998 Grady Price Blount, Ph.D.: Grady was awarded the first ever Honorary Woman award in 1998. He actively conttributed as Vice-Chair of the founding Board of Directors as well as participated in the faculty group which created the minor in Women and Gender Studies.