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SOLLOSI TAKES HONORS AT STATE ART EXHIBIT
CCape Fear Community College student artist BELLA SOLLOSI recently took first place in the 2021 North Carolina Community College System Office Student Art Exhibit.
Sollosi’s oil-on-canvas painting, “Sunbathing,” won top honors among over thirty pieces from student artists across the state. The virtual exhibit, hosted by The Art Gallery at Fayetteville
Technical Community College, will be open through August 21. To see it, go to www2.faytechcc.edu/art-gallery/summer-2021.asp.
CFR ADDS MEETINGS AND EVENTS DIRECTOR DOSHER WELCOMES MOHR TO HOSPITAL WIN ANNOUNCES ARTS AND CULTURE GRANTS
Cape Fear Realtors hired LEE CAMPBELL to join its team.
Campbell is the organization’s director of meetings and events, officials say. She will be responsible for managing all meetings and events for Cape Fear Realtors.
She also serves as director of events for The Terraces on Sir Tyler, an event venue that has more than 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space.
The venue is located in the Mayfaire area.
Campbell has thirteen years of experience working with international, national, and state-based associations from a variety of medical and trade industries.
Her background focused on full-service association management services with expertise in program development and collaboration with volunteer leadership teams.
“I look forward to working with the Cape Fear Realtors,” she says. “I am impressed with the association’s commitment to community involvement and excited to be a part of the team. I look forward to partnering with leadership, members, and staff on promoting the CFR mission.”
Dosher Memorial Hospital named CATHERINE MOHR as its new chief nursing officer.
Mohr has an extensive background as a senior health care executive, with over twenty-six years in both large academic medical centers and community hospitals.
She previously served as the executive vice president/system chief nursing officer of the Guthrie Clinic in Sayre, Pennsylvania. She was also the executive director of the Children’s Hospital at Providence Alaska Medical Center in Anchorage, Alaska, and the director of nursing at Virginia Commonwealth University Health System for Women’s and Children’s Services and Radiology.
Mohr earned a bachelor’s degree in nursing at the College of New Rochelle, a master’s at Duke University, and a doctorate in nursing practice from American Sentinel University.
“Ms. Mohr has a proven track record of workplace innovation, and we know this will make her a great asset to our patients, staff, and community,” says LYNDA STANLEY, president of Dosher Memorial Hospital and Foundation.
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The Women’s Impact Network of New Hanover County recently awarded $50,000 in grants to four local arts organizations.
A $20,000 award to The Arts Council of Wilmington and New Hanover County, headed up by RHONDA BELLAMY (above), will help underwrite design and engineering study costs for the Wilmington Rail Trail. That project is to transform the former Atlantic Coast Line rail bed that runs through the Northside community of downtown Wilmington into a public corridor for foot and bicycle traffic as well as a space for art, exercise, and community engagement.
Cameron Art Museum’s $20,000 grant will partially underwrite the cost of Boundless, a new permanent public sculpture by North Carolina artist Stephen Hayes to be installed on the museum’s grounds in November.
The Brooklyn Arts Music Academy’s Music is Life! program received a $5,000 grant. And, the Opera House Theatre Company’s $5,000 grant will benefit its Multigenerational Theatre Arts Program.
WIN, a collective philanthropy organization, uses members’ annual financial contributions for the funding pool each year. The grant-making rotates each year among four areas of focus: education; health and wellness; the environment; and arts and culture.
