George Bennett, second from left, was one of six people inducted into Order of Vandalia.
George Bennett was one of six individuals selected for induction into Order of Vandalia for 2018. He joins a distinguished list of recipients including Sen. Jay Rockefeller, Sen. Robert C. Byrd, Hazel
Ruby McQuain, Sen. Jennings Randolph, John Chambers, James "Buck"
Harless and Jack Fleming.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.—
Bennettis a successful entrepreneur who has shared his expertise with the
federal government and supported organizations such as the National
Youth Science Foundation and Urban Improv to give children a brighter
future. A 1967 graduate of WVU with a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering, Bennett is amember of the Alumni Association’s Academy of Distinguished Alumni and the West Virginia Business Hall of Fame. He was recognized by the WVU Foundation with its Outstanding Philanthropist Award in 2015. He currently serves as the chairman and CEO of Good Measures, LLC, which provides
personalized health and nutritional recommendations as well as diabetes
prevention and management support programs to its clients.
Other recipients for 2018 include Robert L. Reynolds, Ellen S. Cappellanti, Stephen B. Farmer, Mannon E. Gallegly and Kay Huffman Goodwin.
The Order of Vandalia award dates back to 1960 when then-president Elvis
J. Stahr outlined his idea for a special honor bestowed upon the most
loyal servants to WVU. It is the highest honor for service to the
University.
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