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J. ROBERTS DAILEY
Mr. Dailey was considered the most powerful man in state government during his 3 terms in the House of Representatives. He was formally elected and sworn in as Speaker of the 102nd Indiana General Assembly in November, 1980.
Growing up in Riley, Indiana and working his way through ISU, Dailey served in World War II and then began his career in real estate in 1946. He eventually worked his way up to ownership of his own sales and development firm in Muncie.
Elected to the House in 1976, J. Roberts Dailey was an outspoken opponent of state-supported gambling and used the powerful Speaker's position to stave off the creation of a state lottery. The Hoosier Lottery was not started until 1989, 2 years after he left office.
J. Roberts Dailey received ISU's Distinguished Alumni Award in 1985. He recently passed away at the age of 86.
Sally Knox received her Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Indiana State University in 1966. She went on to earn her Master's degree in Nursing and Doctor of Education degree at Indiana University. Building on the early promise of numerous awards as an undergraduate and graduate nurse, Dr. Knox made significant contributions to her profession throughout her career.
Knox was a leader in the area of nursing administration and nationally recognized for the development and implementation of numerous systems and procedures, among them innovative recruitment programs and a financial accounting system for nursing.
Advancing from Staff Pediatric Nurse and Instructor of Nursing in Terre Haute's hospitals to faculty positions in the Indiana University School of Nursing, Sally Knox became Vice President for Nursing and Associate Director of Hospitals in the Indiana University hospital system. From there she moved on to the position of Vice President for Nursing and Patient Services at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater, Florida before attaining the position of Vice President of Nursing and Patient Services at the University Medical Center in Jacksonville, Florida and Clinical Associate Dean at the University of Florida.
Sally Knox received the Distinguished Alumni Award in 1992 and now resides in Colorado.
Dr. Kamlesh Lulla is Chief Officer of Earth Science at NASA Space Center in Houston, Texas. Originally from India and now a United States citizen, he earned a Ph.D. in Geography/Environmental Remote Sensing in ISU's Department of Geography and Geology in 1983. Shortly after he joined ISU's geography and life sciences faculty,
At NASA since 1988, Dr. Lulla has conducted research and monitored earth's environment through various optical observation systems from the space shuttle and has trained shuttle astronauts to do the same.
In addition to his extensive publications, Lulla has advanced scientific understanding of this field by serving as presenter, keynoter and chairperson at national and international conferences for scientists, educators and governmental groups. His work has been recognized not only by NASA, which has acknowledged his contributions through numerous awards, but also by scholarly and service organizations on several continents.
Dr. Kamlesh Lulla received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Indiana State University in 1991. He and his family reside in Texas.
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