Catawba College names Vice President for Finance and Administration Catawba College announced the appointment of Lauren Cox as vice president for finance and administration after a comprehensive national search. (Source: Catawba College) By David Whisenant | April 30, 2021 at 6:56 AM EDT - Updated April 30 at 6:56 AM
SALISBURY, N.C. (WBTV) - Catawba College announced the appointment of Lauren Cox as vice president for finance and administration after a comprehensive national search. Her tenure will begin at Catawba on May 12. Currently, she serves as the interim chief financial officer for Guilford College in Greensboro. At Catawba, Cox will also serve as the chief financial officer for the College.
Dusi Canoe Marathon stars Loveday Zondi and Siseko Ntondini from Soweto celebrated Freedom Day with a historic paddle around Robben Island on Tuesday.
Zondi and Siseko Ntondini were joined by Simnikiwe Ntondini and ADreach founder, Brad Fisher, in a celebratory surfski race around the historic island, in honour of one of the greatest icons and leaders that South Africa and the world has known, former President Nelson Mandela.
The four paddlers took on the 27km race in pairs, as the race was officially a doubles race, from the Oceana Powerboat Club at the Cape Town Waterfront, around Robben Island and back. Incidentally, the number 27 is symbolic as South Africa celebrates 27 years of Freedom, and Mandela spent 27 years in prison, many of those on Robben Island.
Catawba College Announces Appointment of Lauren Cox as Vice President for Finance and Administration
April 29, 2021
Catawba College announced the appointment of Lauren Cox as vice president for finance and administration after a comprehensive national search. Lauren’s tenure will begin at Catawba on May 12th. Currently, Lauren serves as the interim chief financial officer for Guilford College in Greensboro, N.C. At Catawba, Cox will also serve as the chief financial officer for the College.
“I’m so pleased that our search led us to Lauren Cox. Lauren brings an array of skills and experience to us, including a keen, creative mind, an innovative approach to problems and opportunities, and a distinctive energy and commitment to excellence,” Catawba College President David Nelson said. “Beyond that, our community resonated with Lauren in ways that confirm she is the right leader for this role at Catawba College. I am thrilled that she is joining the Catawba family.”
A few notes from the footnotes of Latter-day Saint leaders’ general conference talks
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Here are some leftovers from my reporter’s notebook in recent days.
First, a few tidbits from footnotes that speakers appended to the talks they delivered during the 191st Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In his general conference talk on the Constitution, President Dallin H. Oaks said, “Today, every nation except three have adopted written constitutions.” He revealed which three in a footnote: “The three countries with unwritten codified constitutions are the United Kingdom, New Zealand and Israel. Each of these has strong traditions of constitutionalism, though the governing provisions are not collected in a single document.”