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                      <p><span class="smheadline">Career Achievement Awards Come 
                        to Campus</span><br>
                        After eight years off campus, a new stage is set for the 
                        presentation of the ninth annual Author E. Hughes Career 
                        Achievement Awards. Traditionally held at the Manchester 
                        Grand Hyatt, the ceremony this year will take place at 
                        the Jenny Craig Pavilion.</p>
                      <p>In another new twist, current students will join the 
                        celebration, scheduled for May 3.</p>
                      <p>&quot;We want to expose students to our outstanding graduates 
                        and the tradition of excellence that USD upholds,&quot; 
                        says Jack Kelly '87, director of alumni relations, who 
                        adds that students should understand &quot;their relationship 
                        with the university is lifelong, and does not end at graduation.&quot;</p>
                      <p>Named for President Emeritus Author E. Hughes, the awards 
                        are given to USD alumni who achieve outstanding success 
                        in their career fields. Honoree selections are made by 
                        faculty and alumni of the College of Arts and Sciences, 
                        and the Schools of Business Administration, Education, 
                        Law and Nursing.</p>
                      <p>This year, the College of Arts and Sciences recipient 
                        is dot-com entrepreneur <b>John Carrieri '91</b>. Carrieri 
                        is president and CEO of Colleges.com, rated as the top 
                        college Web site by <i>USA Today</i>, and publisher of 
                        <i>U. Magazine</i>, the nation's largest circulation on-campus 
                        publication. He has designed and built Web sites for a 
                        number of <i>Fortune 500</i> companies, and founded two 
                        of the most visited sites on the Internet, jobs.com and 
                        jokes.com.</p>
                      <p><b>Gina Champion-Cain '94</b> (M.B.A.) is the School 
                        of Business Administration's honoree for 2003. As president 
                        and CEO of American National Investments, Champion-Cain 
                        oversees all commercial real estate services, which revitalize 
                        and preserve urban areas such as San Diego's Gaslamp Quarter.</p>
                      <p>The School of Education will honor <b>Anthony F. Smith 
                        '87</b> (Ed.D.), managing director of the Leadership Research 
                        Institute. Smith is a consultant and educator in organizational 
                        change, executive development, and leadership training 
                        and design. He recently was appointed as a post-doctoral 
                        fellow of anthropology at the University of California.</p>
                      <p><b>David S. Casey Jr. '74</b> (J.D.) is the School of 
                        Law's 2003 Hughes Award winner. A senior partner at Casey, 
                        Gerry, Reed &amp; Schenk, Casey practiced law for more 
                        than 25 years in the areas of wrongful death, personal 
                        injury, and business and consumer fraud. He helped create 
                        a compensation fund for victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist 
                        attacks, was voted one of the top five lawyers nationwide, 
                        and is president-elect of the Association of Trial Lawyers 
                        of America.</p>
                      <p>The recipient from the Hahn School of Nursing and Health 
                        Science is<b> Sandra C. Garmon Bibb '99 (D.N.Sc)</b>. 
                        Bibb has extensive experience in health promotion and 
                        disease prevention, both domestically and internationally, 
                        and is recognized as an expert in the population health 
                        field, which aims to improve health within entire populations.Currently, 
                        Bibb is research coordinator and director of the Southwest 
                        Clinical Region Joint Population Health Office at Naval 
                        Hospital Camp Pendleton.<br>
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                      <p>For event information, call (619) 260-4819 or log on 
                        to <a href="http://alumni.sandiego.edu" target="_blank">http://alumni.sandiego.edu</a>.<br>
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