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South Plains College hosts street sign dedication on April 13
LEVELLAND – Judy Bryant of Levelland will be recognized on Thursday (April 13) at 10:30 a.m. during the Judy Bryant Boulevard street sign unveiling at the South Plains College campus.
The SPC Street Sign Naming was one of the items featured in the live auction during the 25th Annual South Plains College Scholarship Gala held in February. The item was donated by the South Plains College Board of Regents, and it grants the winner naming rights to sign until next year’s gala. This year’s winner was Scott Bryant who announced at the event he wished to name the street after his mother.
Friends, family and members of the community are invited to attend the unveiling, which represents a tribute to Bryant, a SPC faculty member for 43 years.
Bryant became chairperson of the physical education department (now kinesiology) in 1994 and a full professor in 1995. She achieved the status of "master teacher" when she received the 1995 Faculty Excellence Award from her peers. In 2014, Bryant and her husband, Butch, were recognized by the South Plains College Foundation as the recipients of the Pacesetter Award.
For more information about ways to support scholarships and students at South Plains College, contact Samantha Goldie, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, at (806) 716-2020.
South Plains College will host a street sign dedication at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday (April 13) at the entrance to campus. The Judy Bryant Boulevard sign will be unveiled at the event. Shown are, from left, L.D. “Butch” and Judy Bryant of Levelland. Also pictured are former Foundation Board President Chris Roberts and former SPC President Dr. Kelvin Sharp. (Staff Photo/SPC)
