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Bea González to be Honored June 19 at 鶹ƵStage Gala Event

Monday, June 15, 2015, By News Staff
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Bea González, dean of University College, will be honored with the fourth annual Louis G. Marcoccia Award for Exemplary Service to 鶹ƵStage at the Gala Event taking place at Schine Student Center on June 19. The event features a cocktail reception, silent auction and dinner, followed by a concert by Grammy Award-winning blues artist Keb’ Mo’.

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Bea González

“Bea has been a positive force and a force of nature for us in this theater for many years,” says Producing Artistic Director Timothy Bond. “She has been our conduit to the community and a great ambassador for 鶹ƵStage. We are so glad to be able to honor her for her amazing service to this theater.”

Her connection to theater began early as a student attending local performances. “I think theater can be transformative because it was for me as a student,” González says. “I really believe that creating an opportunity to experience live theater for as many people as possible is critical because it just might be transformative for them.”

Gonzalez, who now serves as the Treasurer of the 鶹ƵStage Board of Trustees, following her service as chair of the board, has been a moving force, making connections that make a difference within the Central New York community. For example, she has helped make 鶹ƵStage productions part of an effort to reach at-risk youth in the community. She has worked to increase accessibility for students to expand their understanding by attending plays pertaining to topics in which they have interest. By involving foundations and city government to assisting with special events to buying tickets for individual students, González has made it possible for many in the Central New York community and at 鶹ƵUniversity to engage with the power of theater.

“Bea’s exemplary passion, skills, and service have significantly influenced numerous important positive changes that have enhanced many greater Central New York community organizations,” says Louis G. Marcoccia, president of 鶹ƵStage’s Board of Trustees. “鶹ƵStage is an illustration of an important community asset that has substantially benefitted from Bea’s dedicated leadership and service.”

 

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