Lori Huckaby, assistant professor of Sport Management, has been selected as Davenport’s submission for GLIAC Faculty Member of the Year. This award recognizes her outstanding commitment to academic excellence, student success and leadership within the university community.
A respected educator and mentor, Huckaby is known for creating engaging learning environments that connect classroom concepts to real-world experiences. Her dedication to student development has earned praise from both colleagues and students alike.
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Lori Huckaby, assistant professor of Sport Management, has been selected as Davenport’s submission for GLIAC Faculty Member of the Year. This award recognizes her outstanding commitment to academic excellence, student success and leadership within the university community.
A respected educator and mentor, Huckaby is known for creating engaging learning environments that connect classroom concepts to real-world experiences. Her dedication to student development has earned praise from both colleagues and students alike.
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