Judy Wright of South Lyon will receive the Service Award from the Women of Wayne Alumni Association at the organization's annual Headliner Awards Luncheon set for noon Saturday, April 28, at the Red Run Golf Club in Detroit.
The award, presented for service to the organization and the university, is the highest honor given by the Women of Wayne to a volunteer. Wright has served on the board of directors for 10 years and is a former president.
An 11 a.m. reception precedes the luncheon and program. Tickets for the event are $28. For more information and reservations call (313) 577-2166.
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