HPD Perspectives Magazine Summer/Fall 2019

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY | 17 she added. “The college, and my supervisors, have always supported my efforts, and it’s a pleasure to serve under great leadership.” Morrow Nelson’s caring nature extends beyond the university and her home. She and her dog, Katie, participate in animal-assisted therapy at NSU’s Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technol- ogy Center and at the nearby Young at Art Library. “We also went to Kidz Korner, a children’s rehabilita- tion center, for four years,” she said. “We get as much out of the experience as the children receive.” She also serves as a certified Florida Supreme Court mediator and a certified Christian conciliator. Throughout the years, NSU has recognized Morrow Nelson for exemplifying the university’s core values. In 2016, she received the prestigious President’s Exce- lence in Community Service Award. She also holds the rare distinction of winning two NSU Student Life Achievement (STUEY) Awards, claiming the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences Student of the Year STUEY in 2007 and the NSU Executive of the Year honor in 2013. Beyond spending quality time with her family, Morrow Nelson remains committed to excelling as a PCHCS administrator. “I’ve recently moved into the chair position for the Multicultural Affairs Committee, and I am very excited about the possi- bilities for impact and collaboration to continue to promote an inclusive campus culture that celebrates the diverse perspectives, backgrounds, beliefs, and cultures that exist on campus,” she explained. “I enjoy the opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and learning alongside others who are also passionate about learning and serving.” o Scott Colton is the director of medical communications and public relations for the NSU Health Professions Division. Family portrait (clockwise from left): Terry Morrow Nelson, Brian Nelson, daughter Emily, and son Caleb