Jim Keiffer, TVA Senior Vice President of Marketing, serves on the Junior Achievement Board in Nashville. Monday, April 16, at the Radisson Summit Hill. The organization was founded in 1921 by Charles Ferris, Dean of the University of Tennessee's College of Engineering. Monday's speaker will be Jerry Stoneking, the present College of Engineering Dean, who will discuss the college's current activities. Also, the society's Charles E. Ferris Scholarship will be presented by Associate Dean Fred Gilliam to the 2000 and 2001 recipients.
Guests are welcome.
Proceeds from the event will benefit the Michael Curtin Memorial Renaissance Student Scholarship Fund. Michael was a runner on an Anderson County High School team. The scholarship fund was established with the East Tennessee Foundation by family and friends to benefit students who demonstrate leadership in a broad spectrum of areas, including academics, athletics, community service, religion and the arts. The moderately hilly course winds through residential neighborhoods. At first traffic light, turn left and follow signs for parking.