Diane Russell

Publications Specialist

Diane Russell is a writer and editor in the University Communications office. As an assistant editor for UNLV Magazine, she oversees the Books and Class Notes sections. She also manages the Accomplishments section of the UNLV website and produces the UNLV Highlights document.

Articles by Diane Russell

Erin Azua
People | July 14, 2015

The third-place recipient of the Classified Employee of the Year Award, Erin Azua was lauded for the gentle and caring disposition she displays when interacting with students.

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UNLV History | July 2, 2015

Weight Watchers founder Jean Nidetch inspired millions to eat healthy and then shared her success by helping thousands of Rebels through the campus women’s center and scholarships.

Larry Henley
People | June 30, 2015

Larry Henley, UNLV's Administrative Faculty Member of the Year for 2015, was praised for his quiet, behind-the-scenes work to make sure events go off to perfection.

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Business and Community | May 15, 2015

Clark County School District is ground zero for the issues rumbling in schools across the country. Here's how UNLV is linking research and outreach programs to help find solutions.

Tony LaBounty
People | May 5, 2015

Psalm 92 inspires UNLV’s longtime director of bands to put down the conducting baton and pick up the composing pen.

Brian Villmoare examines jawbone
Research | May 5, 2015

A 2.8-million-year-old jawbone fills in section missing from human evolution’s timeline.

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People | December 15, 2014

Carol Harter, former UNLV president, will receive an honorary doctorate at the 2014 winter commencement. Read more about her greatest accomplishments, toughest challenges, and plans for retirement.

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People | December 1, 2014

This fundraising professional says her tip for success is never to schedule more than 80 percent of the workday.

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People | November 24, 2014

This experiential learning coordinator says the best part of his job is helping students achieve "eureka" moments.