Archive for December, 2009
December 23, 2009
The following students were named to the dean’s list for the fall semester:
ADAMS, KATIE MAE
ADLER, SARAH ANN
ALBERT, KELSEY M.
ALLEN, KIRON M.
ARANI, ALEXIA ALISABETH
ARDEL, BENJAMIN SCOTT
ASELTINE, RACHEL CHRISTA-MARIAN
ASKEW, DARIUS D.
AULEB, JORDAN LEIGH
AYRES, ADELAIDE C.
BAHARIAN, IVY ELIZABETH
BALLARD, JOSHUA HARMON
BARBER, JOHN WALTER
BARKER, SHELLY LYNN
BARNETT, EILEEN MAIRIN
BARNETT, ERIC JEFFREY
BARNHART, MICHAELA CATHRYN
BENTLEY, SARAH BROOKS
BERSOFF, PAUL D.
BETTS, CARRIE LEWIS
BHATTI, MADIHA Z.
BLANKENSHIP, STEPHANIE LYNN
BOKUM-FAUTH, HARPER FORSYTH
BOSWELL, LAURA ELEANOR
BRACHMAN, ALEXANDER DAVID
BRACKEN, ANDREW MICHAEL
BRADLEY, SHELLEY ELIZABETH
BRADLEY, TIMOTHY MICHAEL
BRAJA, MISHA NICHOLAS
BRIGHT, JACOB MICHAEL
BURRIS, CHELSEA MARIE
BURTON, CHAD E.
BUTTERWORTH-OERTHER, PATCHOULI GRACE
CARPENTER, RHETT EVERETT
CARRIER, CHARLES EASTER
CHAPMAN, KATHRYN ELIZABETH
CHASE, ALEC M.
CHENEY, BENJAMIN REUTER
CHI, JENNIFER SARAH
CHRISTIAN, BENNETT AUBREY
CHRISTIANSON, HANNA THOMAN
CLARK, GREGORY COLLINS
CLAUSEN, JILLIAN ANGELIQUE
COLE-EKMAN, ATHENA ROXANNE
COLEMAN, MICHAELA ROSE
COOK, DAVID FLEMING
COOK, LUCY MCILWAINE
CORBETT, MELANIE ROBYN
CORBETT, TAMSYN TRICIA
CORNELIUS, RICHARD WILLIAM
CORNETT, ALEAH JORDAN
CREGHAN, BRIAN C.
CREWS, JESSE PATRICK
CROCKER, CHRISTINA ANN
CROMWELL, ELANA KATHRYN
CROWLEY, THOMAS JOSEPH
CRUZ, FERNANDO MICHAEL
CURRIN, CHAD MADISON
CUTLER, AMY PATRICIA
CUTTS, BRITTANY AMANDA
DANIEL, BRIAN WELLS
DAVIES, KELSEY KILEY
DAVIS, CAITLIN MICHELE
DAWSON, WILLIAM PORTER
DEAN, ABBEY KNIGHT
DEAN, DAVID BENJAMIN FAIN
DEELEY-WOOD, EAMON CHRISTOPHER
DENNIS, WILLIAM DANIEL
DENNY, MATTHEW JENNINGS
DOHERTY-DILWORTH, ROBINA FRANCES
DOOLEY, BRYAN GEORGE
DOZIER, REBECCA J.
DRAELOS, MATTHEW MICHAEL
DROLET, ANNE MARIE JOHNSON
DUBLER, TURNER STOREY
DUFFY, MOLLY MILENE
DUHE, JORDAN MARIE
DUKKIPATI, SIRISHA
DUNCAN, CHARISSA MICHELE
DUNCAN, LAUREN A.
DUNGAN, MARISSA HELENE
DYER, RICHARD TOWNSEND
DZIERWA, ADAM DUSAN
DZUGAN, ELIZABETH A.
EAKES, THOMAS C.
EARLY, HANNAH ELIZABETH
EAVES, THOMAS NATHANIEL
EILAND, MATTHEW PREWITT
ELGOUACEM, LAMIA
ELKO, ROBERT MICHAEL
ELLIOTT, ISABEL DAVIS
ELLIS, EMILY HARPER
EMERY, CHELSEA NOELLE
ESPINOLA, BENJAMIN DAVID
ESPINOSA, AURORA LEYNES
FANGUY, MICHELLE ELIZABETH
FARNHAM, JILLIAN
FARRELL, PATRICK W.
FAULKNER, ALLISON L.
FERNANDEZ, SARITA MARI ORTIZ
FERRIS, EMILY BRENNAN
FIRST, CHESAPEAKE HANNAH
FISHER, ALLAN KNOX
FISHER, MATTHEW RUSCONI
FISTEL, ELIZABETH LYNN
FLAKE, SAMUEL WALKER
FOSNER, CARMEN ALLEGRA
FOSTER, ALLY BERLIN
FOX-MCWHITE, OLIVIA NICOLE
FRANKS, JOSHUA JAMES
FRANTZ, CAROLINE ELAINE
FREEDMAN, JESSE AARON
FREEMAN-WOOLPERT, ANNA HALL
FUCHS, NATHAN JAMES
GALDY, DANIELLE C.
GALDY, GILLIAN ROSE
GARGEYA, MEDHA-KAMESWARI B.
GARNER, ASHLEY MARIE
GARNER, EDEN P.
GATTON, LONNIE MICHAEL
GERLACH, PAUL CHRISTOPHER
GIBIAN, REBECCA HELEN
GILKERSON, TYLER
GILLEN, CLARE ELIZABETH
GINSBURG, ERIC CHARLES
GLASS, ANDREW DAVID
GLASSER, BERN ADAM
GOLDMAN, SETH DAVID
GOLLEY, SAMANTHA MARIE
GOODELL, BRITTANY
GOODLING, KATHERINE TAIT
GRIFFIS, HUGH WILLIAM
GRISWOLD, DENISE MARIE
GRUMBLY, MAUREEN ELIZABETH
HAINES, EMILY R.
HAMMOND, SADIE DANIEL
HANANIA, DIMA MAHER
HARDIE, BONNIE M.
HARRINGTON, KATHRYN CURRIER
HAYES, MATTHEW CHARLES
HAYWORTH, KATELYN MICHELLE
HEAVILIN, TERESA ROSE
HELLER, REBECCA MCLEAN
HEMETER, CAROLINE CHAPIN
HENKLE, ANDREW ELIEZER
HERLEHY, CAROLYN JEAN
HIGGINS, MILES SPENCER
HILL, RACHEL ANNETTE
HILLS, J. JESUS MEDINA
HOANG, HOA THI
HOLLOWAY, AMELIA ANNE
HOLMES, OLIVIA LOUIS
HONG, PHILLIP THANH
HOU, CHENGJIE
HOWINGTON, MARY ELIZABETH
HULBURT, JON DAVID
HUSSEIN, SARA ELDIN
HUTCHESON, AVE AMANDA L.
HUTTER, EMILY RACHEL
HYLAND, PATRICK RAYMOND
JACOBS, JOHN C.
JANNEY, MOLLY JAY
JIN, ANDY
JOHNSON, BRANDON LEE JAMES
JOHNSON, TONYA LANAE
JONES, MEREDITH ANNE
JOST, ALEC S.
KASSIM, ISMAIL ADEBOWALE
KELLY, GAIL ELIZABETH
KELLY, SAMUEL FRANKLIN
KELLY, SARAH JUSTINE
KENNEDY, PHILIP BENJAMIN
KERR, THOMAS JAMES ELIA
KHOKHLOV, MIKHAIL A.
KIMMELL, WILLIAM WALLACE
KING, ALEX RYAN
KING, PETER SQUIRES
KLEIMEIER, KIM-ANNE
KNISELY, NATHAN CROZER LATROBE
KNOWLTON, ABBY ELIZABETH
KONTRA, RYAN ANTHONY
KOST, TAYLER-JAY MICHELLE
KRESLOFF, JACOB ALEXANDER
LAMB, IVY ANNE
LANDSKROENER, KARL NEAL
LANG, ARIEL GLORIA
LANGSTAFF, REBECCA LEE
LARIMER, CASSANDRA NELL
LARSON, KIRSTEN ELISABETH
LAVENHAR, LINDSAY WING
LAWRENCE, KATHERINE CLARE
LECLAIR, KAITLYN R.
LEE, APRIL
LEE, ROBERT E
LEE, SEUNG HYUN
LEFEVERS, LAUREN ALANE
LEHANE, PADRAIC JAMES
LEMLY, TATUM NEIL
LINDBERG, ALEXANDER FRANCIS
LORENZ, AARON JAY
LOUISON, MOLLY GRACE
LOVEJOY, EMMA OCIE FRUM
LOWE, RUTH LEONA
LUBY, MEREDITH TERESA
MACGREGOR, DAVID ROSS
MACKO, HALI M.
MACSEOIN, NICHOLAS STEFAN DOMINIC
MADDUX, JAMES GARRETT
MALONEY, KATHERINE ELIZEBETH
MANDEVILLE, COURTNEY BROWN
MARTIN, ALLISON BLAIR
MASON-DEESE, WILLIAM F.
MASSAGEE, CLAIRE BROWN
MATHIS, MEREDITH SAMATHA-MARIA
MATTSON-PERDUE, ADRIENNE HOPE
MAYO, ALVITA TRENETTE
MCCABE, JAMES PENA
MCCAMMON, DREW LOUIS
MCCARTY, CLAIRE LELAND
MCCOURT, MELISSA HOPE
MCCURDY, DANIEL EDWARD
MCGEHEE, MARTHA TAYLOR
MCGREGOR, KELLY MARIE
MCKUSICK, CORDELIA CHESTER
MCLAURIN, MARA KETTERER
MCNICHOLAS, KELSEY LAUREN
MEENAN, HADLEY POLK
MELECKI, DEVINNE KATE
MERRITT, ELAINE DEAL
MERRITT, JUSTINE GLENN
MILISAV, DRAGANA
MILLS, CARLY ELLEN
MINKIN, ALEXANDER ELLIOTT
MINNICK, KACEY CLAFLIN
MITCHELL, DONTE’ RAYSCHAD
MOHR, CHRISTOPHER CHARLES
MONGERSON, SUSAN RAE
MONNES, MARY PEARL
MOORE, AMIR SAMUEL
MOREHEAD, JOHN MYERS
MOSES, HAILEY LISBETH
MUNRO, SARAH MAGDALENE
MURPHY, DAPHNE LYON
MURPHY, LAURA MARIE
MUSICK, PARNICK SPENCER
NENOVA, ZLATANA D.
NETSKY, LEAH BROOKS
NEYLAN-MOORE, FRANCES KIMBERLY
NICHOLSON, ELIZABETH ANN
NICHOLSON, REBECCA LEIGH
NOOTER, MADELINE CASE
NORMANN, GRACE LOUISE
O’HAGAN, JAMES ROSS
OLIVER, MAYA COLLEEN
O’NEILL, LUCIA SINEAD
ORHAI, MARTHA LEE
OTTO, ROBERT ANDERSON
PADGETT, ERIN TEEL
PAGIAVLAS, SOTIRES ANAGNOSTI
PATES, LAURA SAVANNAH
PELLETT, BERNARD MICHAEL
PELLY, JULIA IGO
PENLAND, KELSEY SHEA
PFERDEKAMPER, DAVID CHARLES
PHELAN, RYAN PATRICK
PIERCE, JEREMY RYAN
PIGG, ADAM LEE
PINNOCK, KEREITH ANTON
PINSKY, ZACK
POPE, STERLING MADISON
POWER, NICHOLAS CONRAD
POZGAY, KATHERINE LINCOLN
PROSE, CELESTE ANGELITA
RAIN, LYDIA WEALTHY
RAMAGE, RILEY ELOISE
RANDOLPH, MICHELLE ANN
RAPHAEL, TALI ELITOV
RAPPE, ANNE ELIZABETH
RAY, GRACE ELLEN
REITMAN, MAXWELL ROBERT PETERS
REITZ, ERIN MICHELLE
REITZ, MELISSA ELLEN
REYES MORALES, JOSE FRANCISCO
RICKMAN, ALEXANDER SCOTT
RIPLINGER, KYLE LANG
RIVAS, CHELSEA RHEA
ROBERTS, PAUL LEE
ROMNEY, ADAM DAMIAN
ROSALSKY, LIA
ROSS, AMANDA MARIE
SABY, LINNEA GRACE
SAILER, ANDREW ROBIN
SALEH, MAHMOUD M.
SCHARDT, SARAH SENGE
SCHOLL, JENNIFER ANN
SCHRODER, ELIZABETH BLACKBURN
SCOTTON, EMILY ELIZABETH
SEAMAN, HEATHER D.
SEITZ, TAYLOR FREDERICK
SELVAGGIO-STIX, GIOVANNA XELA
SEPSENWOL, BENJAMIN EC
SERBAN, IARINA NICOLE
SEUFER, ANN KATHERINE
SEYB, HANNAH JEAN
SHAH, NIKKI A.
SHAH, SURAJ S.
SHAPIRO, FELIX BENJAMIN
SHEDLOFSKY, LYDIA BETH
SHEPARD, VICTORIA BREE’
SHERIDAN, MEGAN REBECCA
SHERK, HANNAH MONTGOMERY
SHIELDS, TAYLOR HALSTEAD
SHINE, JONATHAN H.
SHOOBRIDGE, SARAH MADDEN
SIDDIQUI, TAHIRA
SIMPKINS, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL
SIMPSON, MARY HANKINS
SINCLAIR, MATTHEW SCOTT
SKANDIS, PAULA WEEMS
SKEES, BRIENNE NICOLE
SMALL, DANA NICOLE
SMITH, AUDREY JENNIFER
SMITH, CAROLINE HOPE
SMITH, MARCUS K.
SMITH, STEPHEN LOUIS
SMYTH, RORY PETER
SNIPES, JUSTIN WILHELM
SOLINI, ANNA K.
SONNER, BARBARA ANNA
SPADONE, MOLLY KITE
SPECTOR, EVERETT LYLE
ST. CLAIR, ANNE BLAKE
ST. LOUIS, JOHN THOMAS
STAHLMANN, OLIVER D.
STANGL, SARAH COROLYN
STAPLETON, ELIZABETH LEE
STARBUCK, TRAVIS GALE
STARNS, TAYLOR LYNN
STATON, JULIAN ALEXANDER
STEIGERWALD, ALISON REBECCA
STEINER, LILY ELIZABETH
STEPHENS, ADA ELIZABETH
STERLING, EVAN RICHARD
STEWART, EMILY ALINE
STODDARD, ANNA CAROLYN
STONE, SARA ANN
STOREY, BENJAMIN R.
STOVALL, SARA LINDLEY
STRAUBEL, MADELEINE GEORGE
STRAWBRIDGE, REBEKAH ANN
STUDEBAKER, RICHARD ISAAC
SULLIVAN, REBECCA LIPSCOMB
SUTTLE, EMILY ANN
SUTTON, REBECCA M.
SWENSON, HANNAH RUTH
SWIGER, ERIKA KATHLEEN
TAKAHATA, NOE
TANNER, GARRETT PAUL
TAYLOR, ANDREW STEVEN
TEATE, DANA FRANCES
THACH, NGA T.
THACKER, HEATHER ELIZABETH
THAYER, ANDREW J.
THAYER, ZACHARY HAVILAND
THOMAS, EMILY KATHERINE
THOMAS, KARA HADLEY
TRACY, SUZANNE LOUISE
TSUTSUMI, KEITA C.
TYGH, GABRIELLE ALEXANDRA
UCHMAN, PAWEL JANUSZ
VAN KLEECK, CLARA R.
VANDALL, LUKE JONATHAN
VANNET, ALISSA CATHARINE
VAUGHAN, HAMPTON ALEXANDER
VAUGHN, KARI ELIZABETH
VERDELL, DARIUS BERNARD
VERGIN, KELSEY LYNN
WALLER, HANNAH LEE
WALSH-MELLETT, LUKE
WARD, MEREDITH HOPE
WASHBURN, MARY DOWD
WASHINGTON, KENNESHIA NICOLE
WEIKEL, KATHARINE TAYLOR
WEISS, SCOTT DANIEL
WESTBROOK, SALLY AILEEN
WHITE, BENJAMIN GREGORY
WHITE, JUSTIN BRETT
WHITE, QUANTINA MONIQUE
WHITMORE, KERIDWEN MCLEYNE
WILDFEUER, ALAN
WILKINSON, MARK GREGORY
WILLET, CASSIDY TANNER
WILLIAMS, JAMI LYNDA
WILLIAMS, KIEL TROY
WILLIS, EMILY MEGAN
WONG, FRANCIS A.
WOODSTOCK, YURI COHEN
WOTKYNS, LILY CHUNZHEN
WRAY, MARY ELIZABETH
WRIGHT, TARA CORINNE
YEOMANS, DAVID FRAZER
ZARU, DEENA
ZHELYAZKOVA, NELIANA ZHIVKOVA
ZHENG, CHENKANG
ZHOU, WHITNEY SIMIN
December 23, 2009
The following students were named to the dean’s list for the fall semester:
ADAMS, CHRISTY ELLEN
ADAMS-DOOLITTLE, BENJAMIN ROBERT
ALLEY, LEO W.
ALLRED, LISA R.
ANDERSON, DAWN MARIE
ATAKKAAN, EROL
ATKINS, JASON DALE
BANNISTER, MARISSA CLAIRE
BARBER, NICOLE MICHELLE
BAUER, ROBERT R.
BELL, EDYTHE MORELLI
BELL, ANDREW CLIFFORD
BENEDICT, PAUL EDWARD
BERNSTEIN, LORI MICHELLE
BETHEA, DEBORAH B.
BLACK, NELLA O.
BLACKINGTON, THOMAS EDWARD
BLUM, MELISSA LYNN
BOWKS, NATALIE JECENTA
BOWMAN, ELIZABETH A.
BOYKIN, RICHARD TERRIL
BRANDE, CHRISTIE RAY
BRELAND, ANGELA MICHELLE
BRENNAN, HEATHER E.
BRENT, JASON SAMUEL
BRIDGES, VICKY H.
BRODERICK, ESTA F.
BROMLEY, KATHLEEN ERIN
BROOKS-POOLE, CHERYL DENISE
BROWN, DAWN M.
BROWN, KATHY ELLISON
BROWN, LAWANNA DENISE
BROWN, SANDRA CHARLENE
BURNETT, BRIAN KENNETH
BURNETT, MELVIN EVANS
BURRIS, KIMBERLY DAWN
CACCAMO, ELIZABETH MEEK
CAMPBELL, MARCELLE MCNAIR
CARPINETTI, DANNY
CARROLL, MEREDITH BLAIRE
CASSIDY, RYAN HAYDEN
CAUDLE, LAURA ASHLEY
CHANAS, CAITLIN A.
CHATMON, JAMES ALVIS
CHERRY, EDWIN G.
CHILDERS, JASON BART
CHOPEK, KENNETH JOSEPH
CLARK, JUANITA W.
CLARK, MORGAN LINDSAY
CLEWIS, RANDY LEE
CLODFELTER, LEIGH
COBLE, JEREMY D.
COLE, ALLISON ADRIENNE
CONNELLY, JULIE
CONNER, VICKI
CORBETT, GEORGE TUNNEY
CORNETT, NICOLE RENEE
COSTON, BRADLEY BENJAMIN
COX, PHILLIP R.
COXWELL, KATHLEEN G.
CRAWFORD, DAVID
CRIM, CHRISTOPHER A.
CROWDER, JULIA EVA
DAVENPORT, JILLIAN N.
DAVIS, LINDA N.
DAVIS, KEISHA JOLANE
DEENEY, JAMES JOHN
DENHAM, RANDY EUGENE
DODD, VIRGINIA LEE
DOUGHERTY, JENNIFER RENAY
DULIN, JEANNE HALL
DUNHAM, BRITTANY JADE
DUNLAP, SARAH MARIE
ELLIS, HEATHER MICHELLE
ERB, CAROL MARIE
EVANS, AMELYA COURTNEY
EVERHART, APRIL N.
FARRELL, CASEY DAVID
FISH, ERIC BLAINE
FITZGERALD, TERESA F.
FLOOD, CANDACE Y.
FORREST, BRANDI DAWN
FOSTER, MARY JANE
FOURNIER, KATHERINE E.
FOXMAN, CLAIRE RACHEL
FRICK, MELISSA DAWN
FRICKE, ROBERT J.
FRISBY, ROY LEE
FRITZ, GAIL LAKIN
GALE, NICOLE MARIE
GARCIA, JULIANA B.
GARRETT, JO ANN
GARRISON, CULYON EDWARD
GIBSON, LARRY STEVEN
GILLMAN, SHARON HOFF
GILMORE, CARMON NICHOLE
GOLDEN, ONDREA DOUGLAS
GOODMON, CHRISTY LEIGH
GORDON, GENESIA EBONY
GRAHAM, JAMES EARL
GRIFFIN, VANELL DENISE
GUNTHER, GREER E.
HAGGERTY, TAMRA PERRINE
HAITH, RICHARD HERMANSKI
HALL, JUSTIN ROSS
HALL, TERESA SHARRON
HALTERMAN, DANIEL G.
HAM, JUSTIN TIBOR
HARDMAN, JULIE ANN
HART, ASHLEY A.
HARVEY, DAVID BRUCE
HARVEY, RICHARD WAYNE
HAWKINS, SUZANNE TALLEY
HEGE, HEATHER MARIE
HERRIN, ALICIA
HILL, KIMBERLY DAWN
HOLCOMB, JASON BRADLEY
HORN, PAMELA L.
HOUGHTALING, PAUL MICHAEL
HRDLICKA, ROBIN ANDREW
HRONEK, RICHARD M.
HUTCHENS, ROBERT ALLEN
INGRAM, LARRY ALLEN
JACKSON, KIMBERLY KAY
JOHNSON, HOPE DENISE
JOHNSON, KAITLYN M.
JOHNSON, ANGELA RENEE
JONES, JULIE ANN
JORDAN, JOANNA LYNN
KALLAM, BILLY NEAL
KANE, JEFFREY WILLIAM
KARP, MICHAEL AUSTIN
KELLER, MELISSA LOFLIN
KELLEY, JEAN OWEN
KELLY, JAMES TYLER
KERN, TARYN
KILBY, KELLEY ELIZABETH
KIRBY, ELIZABETH ANN
KLUTTZ, BETTY BAULDING
KOLB, SARAH LOUIRE
KRASNOV, ALEXANDRA M.
KUGAL, ANA CHRISTA
LAWSON, TAMMY GAIL
LEE, BRITNYE D.
LEGGETT, DIARRA AMBE
LEWIS, ANGELA GRACE
LEWIS, KATHLEEN LOUISE
LONG, THOMAS ANDREW
LOUHICHI, DENISE VASQUEZ
LOWE, LAUREN P.
LOWE, LISA J.
MAGNUSON, LAURA PATTEN
MAJOR, DIANA HENDRIX
MANN, MELISSA CLAIRE
MANSON, SUSONNE L.
MARLOW, JOHN MICHAEL
MARTIN, ERIK CHRISTOPHER
MASTROVITO, MICHELLE C.
MCBRYDE, TIA P.
MCCARTHY, CINNAMON M.
MCCLEESE, SHARON L.
MCCORMICK, JULIE ANN
MCGEE, ALFRED BRONSON
MCGRATH, LAURA C.
MCLAURIN, JEFFREY MILTON
MCVEY, EVE M.
MEISEL, RICHARD M.
MEISTERBURG, STEVEN MATTHEW
MELTON, ANNA ELIZABETH
MENSE, ANDREW SCOTT
MILLER, ANTHONY DAVID
MILLER-BARRINO, ANGEL R.
MILLS, ROSE ANASTASIA
MITCHELL, BRANDY NICOLE
MITCHELL, DAWN LEE
MITCHELL, SCOTT DAVID
MORGAN, KARRIE GIRDNER
MORING, AMANDA MARIE
MORING, JONATHAN TRACY
MORRIS, JASON D.
MORROW, CAROLYN SUZETTE
MOSELEY, MELISSA S.
MOSER, SHERYL ANN
MOSS, DEBORAH LYNNE
MYERS, JASON ALAN
NELSON, JAMES RICHARD
NEWSON, ANGELA DAWN
NORMAN, CHRISTINA L.
OAKS, KIMBERLY D.
ORTEGA PAYAN, JULIE
OSTERBERG, ALICE I.
OVERBY, ALICIA
PALMER, GENENE A.
PARK, RICHARD DAVID
PARKER, JAMES
PARSONS, ANDREW K.
PEGRAM, RANDALL TODD
PERKINSON, WALTER C.
PETTY, JENNIFER LYNN
PLUMMER, ERIC JOHANN
POWELL, DOMONIQUE
PRESSLY, MELINDA MAY
PRETZSCH, MARGARET NELL
PRICE, PAMELA D.
PRINCE, TONYA ALECIA
PUGH, DAWN LOWDER
REARDON, KIMBERLY KAY
REKOUCHE, KOCEILAH
RHINE, ROBERT FRANCIS
RHODES, JESSICA DIANE
RICH, LISA KELLY
RIDER, MOLLIE K.
RIESEN, RENEE C.
RIFFE, RAYMOND DOUGLAS
RINEHART, SAMANTHA LYNN
RIVERA, KARINNE A.
ROLON, NYDIA J.
ROSENTHAL, CYNTHIA PRIVETTE
ROSSI, MARIA NATIVA
ROUNTREE, JEANETHA LOUISE
RUBY, CELESTE A.
RYAN, DEBRA J.
SAVAGE, ISHA ADELAYEH
SCHOOLFIELD, BRITANY E.
SELLARS, SHAMAN ROSENTHAL
SHAVER, PAULA MARIE
SHERMAN, KAYLI
SHOOK, JEFFREY DONALD
SICKELS, CAREY MAXWELL
SIMMONS, SUSAN ELIZABETH
SKUBIC, SARAH MARIE
SMALLEY, DALE GERALD
SMITH, LESLIE PAIGE
SMITH, EBONY KAI
SMITH, BRIAN RUSSELL
SMITH, YOLANDA JEANETTE
SMOOT, SUSAN SMITH
SOTO, KAHINA L.
STIFTER, SANDRA KAY
STINSON, JONATHAN E.
STOUT, ASHLEY M.
STRADER, BENJAMIN RYAN
STRAUGHAN, KATHERINE ELIZABETH
SUTTON, KAREN DENISE
SUTTON, LAWYER DEXTER
SWANEY, ERIC TODD
SWEET, VINCENT RASHAD
TAYLOR, JONATHAN GRANT
THOMAS, PATTI JOYCE
TILLEY, JODY L.
TINNIN, TARA N.
TOBEN, SCOTT HOLMES
TORRELLA, ANGELA CASSANDRA
TUCKER, JANA ONEAL
TUCKER, LORRAINE L.
TUFTEE-HOLUB, CARRIE J.
TURNER, BRIAN M.
TURNER, DEBORAH S.
TYLER, LAUREEN
TYNES, ALISON HAYLEY
VAN PELT, TAMITHA A.
VOGRINC, DAVID P.
WALKER, SAMANTHA DAWN
WALKUP, ROBERT DALE
WARD, KENNETH ALVIN
WARNER, LISA HARDIN
WARNICK, DANA CHRISTINE
WATKINS, JAMIE C.
WEANT, REBECCA ANGELA
WEAVER, BRANDI M.
WEDEHASE, BRENDAN J.
WELCH, JOHNNY L.
WELCH, PATRICK LYNN
WELLENDORF, AMANDA RAE
WETMORE, CLARA AMY
WHEELER, PATRICIA P.
WHITE, SCHENIKA NICHOLE
WILLARD, TAMMY B.
WILLIAMS, SHAUNA CLARK
WILLIAMSON, ALEXANDER N.
WILLIAMSON, KATHY NATOSHA
WILLIS, ROBIN LYNNE
WILSON, ANDREA HILL
WILSON, ELIZABETH JOANN
WISNESKI, PATRICIA ANNE
WOLFE, DARRIN K.
WUERTH, ANDREA C.
ZOLLINO, JULIE LYNN
December 17, 2009
The facilities area has announced that the following projects are scheduled over winter break period:
- Carpeting in Frank Family Science Center
- Stair repair in Bryan Hall
- Wall removal in Boren Lounge
- Installation of new air conditioning in Bryan Hall
- Floor refinishing in the Carnegie room, Ragan-Brown Fieldhouse and the Dana Auditorium stage
- Insulation attic work in English and Bryan Halls
In addition, the temperature in campus buildings will be lowered. Office buildings, Founders Hall, Hege Library and the P.E. Center will be set to 60 degrees at the end of the day Wednesday, Dec. 23, until Monday, Jan. 4. Thermostats in residence halls and alternative houses will be set back from Friday, Dec. 18, until Saturday, Jan. 9.
December 17, 2009
Former Rolling Stone senior editor and music lecturer PARKE PUTERBAUGH’s new book Phish: A Biography, was published Nov. 24, and is available at Barnes & Noble and online book retailers.
Puterbaugh, who has taught the music department’s popular History of Rock ‘n Roll course for almost four years, first wrote about the Vermont-based jam band for Rolling Stone in 1995. Although Phish was founded in 1983, “the world was just waking up to them” at the time, Puterbaugh says. “What really changed was when Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead died in 1995, the year I started talking to them. There was a transfer of fans and interest I think from the Grateful Dead to Phish.”
Puterbaugh met several times with band members, eventually becoming their in-house writer. “We got along well enough that they started using me to write for them, doing press releases, artists’ bios and stuff for their Web site. So for the next almost 15 years I talked to them pretty often…I was building this library of interviews. I had access to talk to them like nobody else did, really.”
After Phish broke up in 2004, Puterbaugh learned that De Capo Press was looking for a writer to pen a biography of the band. “They approached me with the idea, and I said, ‘If anybody’s going to write about Phish, I’m the one to do it because I’ve got all this stuff,’” he says.
Though he had more than a decade’s worth of interviews with the band, a comprehensive biography needed more material. “I’d always been talking to them,” Puterbaugh says. “Now I was talking to everybody that worked with them—manager, road manager, everybody in their organization.” Phish was “the ultimate do-it-yourself kind of band…Not a lot was known about them because they weren’t interfacing with the rest of the world like most bands are.” The interviews eventually totaled half a million words.
By coincidence, Phish reunited this year for a tour and put out a new album, Joy. “This wasn’t anything that was in the cards when I began writing the book, but it made the perfect ending. They’re having an amazingly successful year—more fans than ever, playing better than ever. It was the happy ending that I could’ve hoped for but couldn’t have planned,” Puterbaugh says.
In addition to the Phish biography, Puterbaugh also co-writes (with Alan Bisbort) a series of travel guides. Both Florida Beaches and California Beaches published their third editions this year.
Puterbaugh says he’s enjoyed getting to know personally a band with such a devoted fan base. “They’re very personable guys, and great people. I think [guitarist] Trey [Anastasio] is a bona fide genius. In their ways, they all are. I can’t think of a better band that’s extant right now. I think they’re a very important group.”
December 17, 2009
Following the fatal shooting of Winston-Salem’s Sgt. Mickey Hutchens on Oct. 12, MEGAN SNIDER ’11 wanted to do something to make sure his death wasn’t in vain. Snider’s father is a detective with the Winston-Salem Police Department, and “He’d worked with Sgt. Hutchens the whole time he’d been there,” Snider says.
Initially, Snider and a friend planned a memorial dinner for Hutchens’ family and other officers. But it didn’t feel like that was going to be enough, she says. “I was in a meeting with the chief of police talking about this memorial dinner. I thought, this stinks, because nothing else is going to happen. Good food, great, build community for a night, but what’s it going to do in the long run? And he said, keep going, Megan!”
And she did. Snider, a double major in elementary education and religious studies with a minor in non-profit management, has planned a six-month-long campaign to create awareness of domestic violence, called Beautifully Brave.
“I’m a Bonner Scholar, and a lot of what we do is trying to educate and advocate within the community and build allies. So that’s kind of part of the goal of this campaign, to educate and build community, and to show people that anyone can be affected.”
On the morning of Oct. 12, WSPD officers responded to a 911 call from an employee at the Bojangles’ restaurant on Peters Creek Parkway, who said that her ex-husband was threatening her. Hutchens and two other officers chased the man into a nearby ravine, where he shot Hutchens and another officer, who recovered from his wounds. Later media accounts of the shooting reported that Monte Denard Evans, who was also shot and killed, had committed previous assaults on two women, including his ex-wife.
“The case had had a lot of history of domestic violence, and there are opinions that [Evans] should’ve been in prison,” Snider says. “But the bottom line is that all of it stemmed from domestic violence. I just want people to know that…there are victims all over.”
Beautifully Brave, which kicks off Jan. 22, will involve workshops on domestic violence for men and women, vigils and a traveling exhibit that will visit several library branches. In addition, Snider and others will write op-ed pieces and letters to local media citing domestic violence facts and statistics. Ultimately, Snider hopes to open a domestic violence shelter called Mickey’s House in Hutchens’ honor. She is partnering with area agencies such as Family Services, as well as the WSPD. She is scheduled to meet with Mayor Allen Joines next week.
The memorial dinner for Hutchens’ family will take place Dec. 19 at New Hope United Methodist Church. In addition to music from area Christian bands and a performance by Pfeiffer University’s Silent Voices dance group, Hutchens’ family will receive the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
December 17, 2009
The Beacon will not be delivered during winter break. Publication will resume Friday, Jan. 8.
December 17, 2009
Students completing their degree requirements in December are invited to a reception in their honor today from 6-8 p.m. in the Dining Hall. The program will honor the achievements of the December graduates. Attire for the event is business casual, and light hors d’oeuvres will be served. For additional information, click here.
December 17, 2009
The Early College at Guilford is one of the nation’s top public high schools, according to the annual list compiled by U.S. News & World Report.
The magazine’s annual survey ranks The Early College 18th, the second year in a row the school has appeared in the top 20, and the highest rank of any North Carolina school. Raleigh Charter was ranked 24th, and Greensboro’s Weaver Academy received an honorable mention.
Read the full survey results here.
Additionally, Newsweek’s annual survey of 1,500 public high schools has ranked The Early College in its top 20 for three years in a row.
The Early College at Guilford was established in the fall of 2002 through a public-private partnership between Guilford County Schools and Guilford College to provide advanced learners with a quality education in a supportive learning environment. It was the first Early College founded in North Carolina. For the 2009-10 school year, 200 students are enrolled.
December 17, 2009
The Diversity Plan was the subject of an local news article in the Dec. 16 News & Record. The plan, approved by the Board of Trustees last February, will be implemented beginning in 2010.
The plan, a key objective of the college’s current strategic long-range plan, aims not just to increase the numbers of students, faculty and staff of diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds, but to fully integrate respect for different backgrounds into the curriculum and community.
Some of the plan’s goals include increasing the diversity of the student body, faculty and staff based on sex, race, ethnicity, sexual identity and international origin; increasing the number of courses about diversity-related issues; and building business relationships with organizations that themselves demonstrate greater diversity.
“It’s not just about the numbers,” JEFF FAVOLISE, assistant to the president for planning and management, told the News & Record. “It’s definitely very important to have a diverse faculty, staff and student body. But it’s also about creating the culture and the atmosphere. That’s very consistent with Guilford’s core values.”
Read the full article here and click here to learn more about Guilford’s Diversity Plan.
December 16, 2009
DANNY CHILTON ’74 will serve as Quaker Club Alumni Coordinator for athletic events in the spring semester beginning Jan. 1. His responsibilities will include organizing breakfast meetings and basketball game receptions for the college’s athletic booster organization.
“It will be great to have Danny working with us as we engage alumni around athletic events through the spring,” said JERRY W. HARRELSON ’72, associate vice president for alumni relations. “He has a real passion for Guilford and its alumni and for the sports program.”
Chilton, a Greensboro resident, works with Farm Bureau Insurance in High Point, N.C. He has more than 30 years of management experience with The American Tobacco Co., Hunter Industries and Deere-Hitachi Construction Machinery Corp. He is a certified quality engineer, auditor, manager and reliability engineer.
Chilton earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and math at Guilford and was a letter winner in soccer. He received an MBA from the University of South Carolina in 1975.
In the athletics event coordination role, he succeeds BROOKS HAWORTH ’62, who is retiring as assistant director of alumni relations Dec. 31.
