Students help spruce up McKinney Humanities Building for dedication ceremony
(June 9, 2011)--In spring 2011, the Humanities and Social Sciences Building on the UTSA Main Campus became the McKinney Humanities Building in recognition of alumna Mary E. McKinney, the largest single private donor in university history. To prepare for the renaming celebration, the Office of Facilities partnered with students of Sigma Pi fraternity to spruce up the building's interior and exterior.
Work spanned several days and included landscaping beautification, general cleanup, creating new interior and exteriors signs, and fresh paint on doors, frames and stairwells.
Facilities staff members are grateful for the assistance and extend sincere appreciation to members of Sigma Pi for their volunteer work to help enhance the look of the McKinney Building. Because of everyone's efforts, the interior and exterior of the building were pristine -- just in time for the dedication ceremony.
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Sigma Pi students
Alex Calloway (team leader)
Gerardo Breniz
Jack Coley
Garrett Clifton
Sami Farooki
Stephen Golder
Scott Frishman
Colin Gray
Tom Gray
Sean Harris
David Hoffman II
Klint Horn
Eric Krause
Rhett LaRose
Matt Lonneckr
Dereck Martinez
Arturo Morales
Jackson Mosley
Ryan Osterloh
Andrew Pecheux
Patrick Sautural
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