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Vanderbilt Magazine Staff – Summer 2009
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GayNelle Doll
Art Director and Designer
Donna DeVore Pritchett
Editorial
Associate Editor and Advertising Manager
Phillip B. Tucker
Arts & Culture Editor
Bonnie Arant Ertelt, BS’81
Class Notes and Sports Editor
Nelson Bryan, BA’73
Photography and Imaging
Assistant Director, Photography Services
Daniel Dubois
Photographers
Steve Green, John Russell
Assistant Designers
Chris Collins, Keith Wood
Color Correction and Retouching
Julie Luckett Turner
Web Edition Design and Development
Lacy Tite
Vanderbilt Magazine Advisory Board
Roy Blount Jr., BA’63
Caneel Cotton, BA’88
Terry Eastland, BA’71
Sam Feist, BA’91
Frye Gaillard Jr., BA’68
Janice Miller Greenberg, BS’80
G. Marc Hamburger, BA’64
Molly Henneberg, BS’95
Ann McDaniel, BA’77
Wendell Rawls Jr., BA’70
Edward Schumacher Matos, BA’68
Beth Fortune
Susie Stalcup
President, Vanderbilt Alumni Association
Billy Ray Caldwell, BA’85
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