Pair Of Holden High School, UCM Alumns Help Bring Important Program To University
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Hough Counseling Center Dedication… Thursday, October 24, proved to be a special day for both the University of Central Missouri and a pair of Holden alumns, Greg Thurman and Mike Hough. The occasion, a ribbon cutting, reception and program, highlighted the dedication of the center, named in honor of Thurman’s nephew and fellow alumnus, Dr. Michael Hough, who serves as superintendent of the Holden R-III School District. On hand for the event was: (from left) University of Central Missouri (UCM) President Roger Best, counseling program student Rachel Wesley, Department of Counseling and Educational Leadership Chair Dr. Nancy Forth, alumnus Greg Thurman, alumnus Mike Hough, Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Foundation Executive Director Courtney Goddard and College of Education Interim Dean Matt Thomas celebrate the ribbon cutting for the new Hough Education and Counseling Center on Thursday, Oct. 24. Photo • Sandy Roberts
During a week filled with Homecoming spirit, the University of Central Missouri (UCM) College of Education and the UCM Alumni Foundation celebrated the dedication of the Hough Education and Counseling Center on Thursday, Oct. 24.
The new facility, which is housed in the former Lovinger Building gymnasium, is the result of a generous gift from alumnus and supporter Greg Thurman, ‘74, as well as additional support from UCM.
Thurman said he and his wife, Carla, felt that donating to the UCM Alumni Foundation fits their giving philosophy.
“I know how lucky I’ve been and I…
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