Moman Receives UA’s Distinguished Alumna Award

Anne McAliley Moman
Anne McAliley Moman

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Anne McAliley Moman of Northport has been named The University of Alabama Alumni Association’s Distinguished Alumna Recipient for 2005.

Moman, a native of Geneva County, graduated from UA in 1963 with a degree in biology. Moman has served on the Tombigbee Girl Scouts Council, the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society, and the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra Endowment Fund Committee.

She has also served as the president of the Junior League Association and the Mental Health Association of Tuscaloosa County. Since working for the Mental Health Association, Moman chaired a fund raiser that secured $500,000 for the Betty Shirley Clinic for Psychiatric and Behavioral Medicine.

Today, Moman continues to contribute to the University by serving as the president of the Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Club and the Alpha Chi Omega House Corp. She is also a member of UA’s College of Community Health Sciences Foundation Board.

Moman and her husband, Guy, have two children: Jennifer and David.

The Alabama Alumni Association annually awards alumni that demonstrate loyalty and service to The University of Alabama. The recipients are chosen based on their character and personal life, their professional achievements and success in chosen endeavors, and community service on both local and state levels.

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Beth Stephenson or Linda Hill, UA Office of Media Relations, 205/348-8325, lhill@ur.ua.edu