Outstanding
chase college of law
Alumni Award
Chase College of Law is proud to honor an alumna who was recently nominated by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate as the United States ambassador to Singapore. Patricia L. Herbold’s legal and political career extends from Cincinnati to Seattle. She served as councilwoman and mayor of Montgomery, Ohio and chairwoman of the King County (Washington) Republican Party. She practiced law with Taft, Stettinius and Hollister in Cincinnati. Prior to that post, she served as president and general counsel for Bank One, Dayton, Ohio and is the former assistant prosecuting attorney for Clermont County, Ohio.
Patricia L. Herbold ’77
Herbold’s volunteered her time and talent to many worthy causes, including a capital campaign for the Bellevue,Washington Art Museum, serving on the President’s 21st Century Workforce Initiative and the board of trustees of the Seattle Art Museum. And she was serving her alma mater as a member of the Chase College of Law’s board of advisors when she received the president’s nomination.
Ellen McIntyre ’83, ’85
college of education & human services
Outstanding
Alumni Award
Ellen McIntyre’s excellence in the field of education has earned her the College of Education and Human Services Outstanding Alumna Award. She is a professor and university scholar at the University of Louisville after previously serving as an adjunct professor at NKU. Her teaching career began in first and sixth-grade classrooms in Newport, Ky. She went on to earn her MA in education from NKU and a doctorate in education from the University of Cincinnati. McIntyre is a member of the board of directors of the National Reading Conference and a nominee for the University of Louisville Presidential Multicultural Teaching Award. She organized the Brown vs. Board of Education Reading and Writing Campaign, the Holocaust Education Workshop, the Family Literacy Board of Catholic Charities and served extra on a radio panel discussion on homework. She is a member of the American Educational Research Association, the International Reading Association, the National Council of Teachers of English and the National Reading Conference. She has published several articles and journals on the topics of education and literacy.
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