Excuse Me 7-5
No matter what, 2008 will be remembered as one of the most exciting times in political history. My 6-year old daughter, Anissa, made it quite clear to me as we watched CNN, a 24-hour news channel, while ironing clothes.
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: JaNice Marshall, M.A., CTACC
JaNice Marshall, M.A., CTACC, Department Chair for the Environmental, Design & Building Technologies Department Lansing Community College
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Soji Adelaja, Ph.D.
Soji Adelaja, Ph.D., John A. Hannah Distinguished Professor in Land Policy Director, Land Policy Institute
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Frank Ochberg, M.D.
Frank Ochberg, M.D., Dart Center for journalism & trauma, Executive Committee, Chair Emeritus
Most Interesting and Influential 2008: Lisa Webb Sharpe
Lisa Webb Sharpe Director of the Michigan Department of Management and Budget (DMB)
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Rodney Whitaker
Rodney Whitaker World Renowned Bass Performer and Educator
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Donald L. Allen, Jr.
Donald L. Allen, Jr. Director of the Michigan Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP)
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Dr. Dawn E. Fleming
Dr. Dawn E. Fleming One of America’s Top Dentists
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Charles Blockett, Jr.
Charles Blockett, Jr. President of Charles Blockett, Jr. & Associates, Inc. (CBA)
Most Interesting and Influencial 2008: Judi Brown Clarke,Ph.D.
Judi Brown Clarke,Ph.D. Director of Multicultural Affairs and Inclusion in the College of Communication Arts and Sciences Michigan State University