2001 Alumni Awards
Arnold P. Broido
’41
Distinguished
Alumni Award
For 26 years Broido
was president and chief executive officer of the Theodore Presser music
publishing company. He now serves as chairman of that company’s board.
Broido was a key force in creating the Ithaca College choral composition
festival. He also served as a member of the advisory committee for the
campaign responsible for building the James J. Whalen Center for Music.
William A. Scoones
James
J. Whalen Meritorious Service Award
In December 2000
Scoones retired from the College as special assistant to the provost
and vice president for academic affairs, capping 31 years of service
as a faculty member and administrator. During his tenure he served on
the faculty of the former Department of Education and held more than
a dozen administrative positions, including dean of the School of Allied
Health Professions and director of the Center for Teacher Education.
In recognition of his efforts as chairman of the Celebration of Service
Committee, the College this year named the William Scoones Community
Service Award in his honor.
Lewis D. Gallo
’51 (posthumous)
Lifetime
Achievement Award
Gallo’s show business
career spanned five decades. He made television appearances on Gunsmoke
and The Twilight Zone, among many others, and was a series
regular on Twelve O’Clock High. His film credits include Pork
Chop Hill and PT 109. He also produced such television favorites
as Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman and That Girl. A
supporter of worthy causes, he created two golf tournaments that benefited
numerous charities. He passed away June 11, 2000.
David Boreanaz
’91
Outstanding
Young Alumni Award
Boreanaz moved to
Los Angeles after graduating to start his career in show business. After
three years of commercials and roles in local theater, he was cast as
a biker in the popular television series Married . . . with Children.
Two years later he landed another television role, this time as the
troubled vampire, Angel, on Buffy, the Vampire Slayer. In 1998
he began starring in Angel, a spin-off series. Boreanaz now has
his own production company.
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