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The Pauline Bishop Leman Memorial Award3/6/2004
Since 1929,
the Pauline Bishop Leman Memorial Award has been
presented to a senior student who has made "the most
outstanding artistic achievement" during the academic
year. Awards have been given to students of varied
majors for their creative ability and accomplishments
in art, poetry and short stories, dramatic roles,
music, dance, interior and fashion design,
photography, and other artistic and creative
contributions. The original marble and bronze
memorial is located in the portico of the Old Main
Building. The name of the student designated will be
placed on a bronze plate at the base of the plaque
and will receive a small medallion, modeled after the
large plaque, as an individual trophy.
Diane is a professor’s dream to work with inside and outside of class,” said John Weinkein, director of the TWU School of the Arts. “She is highly conscientious, dedicated and committed to her academic work and studio work.” Ms. Dorn will graduate in May with a bachelor of fine arts degree in studio art-painting and a 4.0 GPA. Two of her paintings were purchased by the university as part of a continuing art acquisition program. She is a member of Delta Phi Delta Art Honor Society, Golden Key International Honour Society, the Film Club of TWU and the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. She has received the Ampersand Award for her watercolor grid titled “Breakfast” and the James Coulter Memorial Award for her acrylic on canvas titled “Libby.”
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