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FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
SSU
announces dean’s list for spring 2004 quarter
Michael Field, Ph.D., provost and vice president for academic affairs
at Shawnee State University (SSU), has released the dean's list for
the spring 2004 quarter. To be named to the list, individuals must be
full-time and have achieved a grade point average of 3.5 or better.
OHIO
ABERDEEN
Annette E Whaley, Lisa D Conley
AMELIA
Jennifer R Phillips
ATHENS
Lindsay A McDaniel, Shannon L Wade
BAINBRIDGE
Larry B Colburn, Matthew D Coy
BALTIC
Breck D Finzer
BARLOW
Rebecca K Pugh
BEAVER
Ashley E Fox, Ashley S Adrian, Cara D Havens, Christina M Logan,
Isaac E Adams, Jessica L Osborne, Kendra L Scaggs
BELLEFONTAINE
Megan R Bump
BETHEL
Sarah C Walke, Zachary C Stockton
BIDWELL
Mariah C Saunders, Veronica M Mills
BLUE CREEK
Emily M Uldrich, LeCarol Goins
BRUNSWICK HILLS
Sarah L Kershner
CHERRY FORK
Glen M Ragan
CHESAPEAKE
Jacqueline J Johnson, Ronald M White
CHILLICOTHE
Aaron T Bennett, Brian S Wilson, Channon L Hess, Cheryl B Oates,
Courtney S Perry, Heather C LeDiard, Heidi L Gray, Jennifer R Hougland,
Karis A Dubois, Kimberly S Leeth, Kirk E Jordan, Lindsay D Bowles,
Michelle M Ratcliff, Tiffany R Wolfe
CIRCLEVILLE
Holly L Sampson
COAL GROVE
Sarah A Patterson
COLUMBIA STATION
Timothy B Robinson
COLUMBUS
Alassondro O Roberts, Ashley B Odom, Karmeil M Stepter
CORNING
Andrea D Schooley
DAYTON
Jennifer N Bourne, Stacy L Fennell
EAST RODCHESTER
Jennifer L Kreierhoff
FAIRBORN
William T Moss
FRANKLIN FURNACE
Alan A Salyers, Ashley N Ramey, Brian D Jenkins, Heidi M McDavid,
Jason M Bennett, Megan D Tackett
FRIENDSHIP
Betty J Piatt, Robert E Witterschein
GAHANNA
Brian M Sheldon
GALLIPOLIS
Jason T Wheeler, Katie S Bailes, Lindsay J Lemon
GALLOWAY
Benjamin C Walsh
GEORGETOWN
Abigail L Watson
GREENFIELD
Beth A Thompson, Joseph M Simpson, Rachel E Brickey
HALLSVILLE
Samantha D Hunt
HILLIARD
Mychal R Murdock
HILLSBORO
April D Anders, Jennifer S Mihalik, Jessica C Brown, Lindsay A Fauber,
Stella R Helterbrand
IRONTON
Bradrick G Jenkins, Jasun R Walker, Jennifer R Mays, Lisa A Fraley
JACKSON
Amy L Cardiff, Brandy L Royce, David E Burton, James R Mullins,
Jonathan G Lloyd, Josh A Evans
JEFFERSONVILLE
Heidi A Neff
KENTON
Matthew S Thompson
KINGSTON
Jonathan L Grimm, Kendra L Frazier
KITTS HILL
Richard J Meyers
LOGAN
Chelsey N Heft
LOUDONVILLE
Elaine N Wilson
LUCASVILLE
Amy L Adkins, Bethany J Miller, Bradley S Phipps, Brandi R Hickerson,
Brittany L McGraw, Craig M Webb, Daisy E Mosley, Debra D Lewis, Derek
D Adkins, Helga A McNair, Jeffrey M Miller, Joshua A Lewis, Joshua L
Mills, Julia A Runyon, Justin T White, Karen S Chambliss, Kristi N
Hall, Levi D Miller, Marcie A Malone, Melissa Lute, Noah S Mccoard,
Paul A Maillet, Rachel C Ramey, Sara Chatfield, Sharon Runyon,
Stephanie L Craft, Ted J Stidham, Tiffany D Spradlin, Tiffany L
Hendrix, Zachary L Stewart, Christy Jo Smith
MANCHESTER
Heather J Barlow, Jessica E Owsley, Melissa S Blythe, Patience M
Vogler, Tara J Rowe
MARIETTA
Kylee A Best
MCDERMOTT
Crystal G Breech, Hannah E Ferguson, Jeanna M Montavon, Julie N
Montavon,
Regina A Clark, Rodney K Mckinley, Ryan F Sandlin, Seth A Deatley,Amy
Jo Koch
MIDDLETOWN
Miranda N Crouse
MINFORD
Amanda J Strickland, Caroline Miller, Craig E Havens, Gabriel R
Havens, Henry Waring, Hoai T Tran, Jamie A Jenkins, Katie C Cordle,
Kayla M Shonkwiler, Kevin S McGuire, Kristin D Bennett, Mary E Coriell,
Melissa K Lewis, Miranda G Brown, Rhonda R Johnson, Sarah L Tingler,
Scott R Oliver, William G Sember
MORROW
Amanda J Ellis, Ellen B Newberry
MOUNT ORAB
Veronica R Olivieri
NEW BOSTON
Catherine L Altman, Jessica L Dusch, Joe M Keeney, Kellie A Gilley,
Kendra R Newman, Matthew J Smart, Robert D Montgomery, Thomas E Toft
NORTH RIDGEVILLE
Charles P Gibson
OAK HILL
Andrea L Bowens, Anna D Ramey, Ashley R Crabtree, Devon L Carter,
Kimberly S Rhoton, Lisa A Lahrmer, Wesley G Todd
ORIENT
Carly M Cameron
OTWAY
Christina L Hoffer, Dustin B Knittel, Dwayne E Smith, Lisa E Banks,
Melissa S Hoople, Nathon S Montgomery, Terry Horner-Phipps
PATRIOT
Matthew E Barcus
PEDRO
Deidre N McFann
PEEBLES
Aimee D Shivener, Amanda B Reed, Ashley L Jones, Becky S Setty, Cullen
A Williams, Jerad C Raines, Laura B Pottinger, Mellissa D Madden,
Richard A Carroll, Ryan C Bennett, Tommy Newman, Tracie L Sturgill
PEMBERVILLE
Tracey L Leo
PIKETON
Amanda K Murray, Amber D Bumgardner, Andrew J Williams, Darrel R
Thompson, Henry J Jayne, Holly J Amlin, Jamie L McCoy, Jenna L
Roberts, Johnathan D Oliver, Michelle K Richards, Steven J Spriggs,
Toni M Lewis, Walter M Stover, Bob G Penn
POMEROY
Phillip J Cooke, Suzanna L Henderson
PORTSMOUTH AND WEST PORTSMOUTH
Andrea L Comer, Candy A Pistole, Gregory B Pate, Joseph L Pennington,
Nicole P Lauder, Rocky J AdkinsAaron A Jones, Adrian A Jones, Amanda D
Salisbury, Amanda K Looney, Amanda L Johnson, Amberly L Stepp, Amy L
Gifford, Andrew C Mihalko, Andrew G Little, Andrew J Large, Ashley A
Meadows, Ashley N Seidel, Ashley R Bilyeu, Autumn M Well, Brandi N
Deatley, Brian A Key, Byron G Plummer, Calvin C Evans, Carman E
Harris, Carrie E Slone-Duncan, Cassandra L Reed, Cassie N Laxton,
Chris A Noel, Christine M Coronel, Christy S Knauff, Courtney D
McManus, Daren J Ocheltree, David F Abbott, Denelle A Hickman, Derek A
Hawk, Derrick D Tucker, Elizabeth N Gleim, Elizabeth R Gordon, Elliott
L Egbert,Emily L. Payne, Eric D Schomburg, Erik D Brammer, Gaius L
Collier, Jacob L Bailey, James F Lewis, Jasmine L Osman, Jason L
Swords, Jeanette L Bauer, Jene M Wright, Jennifer L Harness, Jennifer
L Howard, Jennifer N Cummins, Jessica D Newman, John D Morton, John H
Baez, Joie D Woodson, Jonathan M Whitt, Joshua A Burkart, Joshua B
Murray, Joshua M Clifford, Julie A Bond, Julie A Ratcliff, Kami J
Post, Karen M Heiskell, Kari A Collis, Kasey T Thacker, Katherine L
Glockner, Kevin D Downey, Kevin M Taylor, Kristyn M Bradley, Kristen D
Walter, Kristin R Girolami, Kristy M Hoover, Lanny K Eldred, Larry K
Phillips, Laura B Addington, Leonard J Wheeler, Maja A Kennedy, Marcy
A See, Matthew F Edwards, Melissa B Gampp, Melissa L Holley, Micah S
Ross, Michelle A Hughes, Mintha A Hamrick, Misty K Harris, Misty L
Windsor, Natalie K Mathis, Natasha M Dehart, Nikki L Moore, Qaiser
Abbas, Ragina R Monoskie, Rebecca A Mackey, Rebecca J Bailey, Rhonda L
Throckmorton, Rhonda M Sacks, Robert E Riffe, Robert J Hammond, Rose A
Hammonds, Salena R Dye, Sara M Stamper, Sarah E Davis, Sarah E Foebar,
Shawna M Queen, Stacey A Manchester, Stacey R Shumway, Stacy L
Montavon, Stephanie L Haney, Steven M Figlestahler, Tammy L Russell,
Ted W Newsome, Terri L. Wallace, Thomas G Yost, Tiera M Steward, Tina
D Hart, Tina L Collins, Tonya M Greene, Tracy L Pendleton, Veronica L
Mershon, Walter J Iriarte, Sarah E Arnold, ,Megan L McManus, Tiffany R
Coy
PROCTORVILLE
Amber M Sparks
RIDGEWAY
Jessica M Craig
RUSSELLVILLE
Susan K Huff
SCIOTOVILLE
Julie L Brown, Megan J Smith, Melissa D Henry, Nicole L May
SEAMAN
Bethany M Simpson, Jennifer D Shreffler, Jesseka Black, Karl A Boerger
SOUTH LEBANON
Kristyn L Allen, Lindsay R Allen
SOUTH POINT
Katherine R Johnson, Megan C Gibson, Shauna B Freeman, Christina Lynn
Brammer
SOUTH SALEM
Jennifer M Drummond
SOUTH WEBSTER
Cheryl R Hankins, Heidi L Triggs, Shawna R Basham
SPRINGFIELD
Bethany A Eichelberger, Jennifer L Henman, Kelly M Hatas
ST. JOHNS
Katherine L McCarty
STOUT
Jessica D Adams, Kristin L Humble, Nathaniel L Webb
SYLVANIA
Tia M Walling
VINCENT
Kristi N Twyman
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
Daniel S Easter
WAVERLY
Allen S Fisher, Amy D Ward, Angel Jenkins, Autumn R McCray, Brittany M
Leffler, Chelsie N Tatman, Heidi M Irvine, Jamie D Carr, Jeffrey D
Alley, Jennifer Hughes, Jennifer S Akers, Jessica L Proehl, Jill A
Anderson, John W Dutcher, Joseph N Hobbs, Joshua A Cutler, Mark C
Hamilton, Melinda S Rhoads, Michael V Rose, Miranda S Dunn, Nathaniel
T George, Robin R Grooms, Stephen C Novak, Traci M Morehart
WELLINGTON
Wendy L Drake
WEST ALEXANDRIA
Eric E Marit
WEST UNION
Bradley C Harmon, Breanne A Harding, Candace R Morgan, David L Lacy,
Debra K Whitt, Derek R Jones, Erin D Woods, Jamie Y Thomas, Jane E
Tolle Jennifer L Pertuset, Kendra F Lucas, Levi H Tolle, Melissa A
Bartlett, Nancy E Hinton, Ronald B Lynch, Ryan F Young, Tammy L
Daniels, Tracy A Shearer, Tyler E Cantrell
WHEELERSBURG
Aaron S Bennett, Amanda L Chamberlin, Amber N Dowdy, Amy L Nichols,
Angie M Schauseil, Anthony P Zeis, Christina S Chamberlin, David S
Brown, Elizabeth A Savage, Eric V Neff, Erica N Long, Erin R Bussa,
Jacinda L Shaw, Jamie C Matthews, Jamie M Baum, Jennifer Lynn Singer,
John H Kirby, Johnny R Allen, Jonathan M Horton, Julia A Allen, Kati L
Schwamberger, Keri B Schwamberger, Kyungah Lee, Mark A Applegate, Mark
J Suter, Mary B Lemon, Megan E Forshey, Megan N Armstrong, Michele L
Lawson, Nathan Wheeler, Paul T Miller, Rae A Mason, Rikki D Wooten,
Sandra A Stevens, Sarah J Layne, Tomi R Evans, Travis S Riepenhoff
WILLOW WOOD
Angel L Adkins
WINCHESTER
Monica J Basford, Tony L Brammer
KENTUCKY
ASHLAND
Lowell B Bennett, Robert L Trent, Tara S Hoff
GARRISON
Amy S Killen, Kassandra J Bryant, Kimberly D Erwin
GRAYSON
Sarah B Tackett
GREENUP
Amanda L Greene, Donnie J Morris
MAYSVILLE
Heather R Hilterbrand
QUINCY
Amy E Abney, Brenda L Haitz
SOUTH PORTSMOUTH
Jennifer A Felty
SOUTH SHORE
Alison Biggs, Amberly D Warner, Andrew R Lynn, Casey W Hannah, Christa
A Flanery, Eric L Ramey, Ginny E Nelson, Moteika L Miller, Tammie S
Hicks, Traci N Tackett
VANCEBURG
Kimberly C Smith, Melinda L Bloomfield, Monica L Stafford
WESTWOOD
Joyce L Boggs
WURTLAND
Alisca R Musser, Lacey T Overton
ALABAMA
BIRMINGHAM
Christopher K Munge
MARYLAND
BALTIMORE
Amy L Mioduszewski
WEST VIRGINIA
MILTON
Connie S Boggess
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 5, 2004
(Article by Jennifer Moorhead, communications
coordinator-Office of Communications)
SSU offering Activity Therapy Training course
Shawnee State University’s (SSU) Office of University Outreach
Services will present a 12-week course for Activity Therapy Training
for individuals interested in completing the training required to
provide activity programs in licensed long-term care facilities.
The “90-Hour Basic Education Course for Activity Professionals,” open
to individuals who possess a high school diploma or GED, will be held
from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Saturdays from Sept. 4 to Nov. 20.
Taught by Brenda Napier, who has over 20 years of experience in the
field, the course, based upon the Modular Education Program for
Activity Professionals established by the National Certification
Council of Activity Professionals, is developed and presented for
those who desire training as an activity director or activity
assistant.
The cost is $549 per person, and the deadline to register is Aug. 20.
For more information or to register, call (740) 351-3171 or (866)
672-8778.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 5, 2004
(Article by Jennifer Moorhead, communications
coordinator-Office of Communications)
Business Ownership seminar offered at SSU
A seminar for small business start-ups will be offered at Shawnee
State University (SSU) for individuals interested in learning about
what is entailed in business ownership.
“Exploring Business Ownership,” sponsored by the Enterprise Ohio
Network, Enterprise Works, and the Office of University Outreach
Services at SSU, is being offered on three separate dates-Aug. 20,
Oct. 15, and Dec. 10.
The seminar, presented by Jackie LeBerth, will include such topics as
the personal characteristics and skills for successful business
ownership, what type of business is right, how to write a business
plan, how to conduct market research, where to find small business
financing, and where to find help and resources for small businesses.
The registration deadline is the Tuesday before class begins. Cost of
the course is $49, which includes continental breakfast, lunch, and
instruction and training materials. The class will be held from 9 a.m.
to 3:30 p.m. at SSU, 940 Second St., Portsmouth, Ohio, in the
Administration Building in Room 030.
For more information or to register, call (740) 351-3171 or (866)
672-8778 ext. 3171.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 5, 2004
(Article by Jennifer Moorhead, communications
coordinator-Office of Communications)
SSU hosting Nursing Professional Development seminar
A nursing professional development seminar, “Laws and Rules Regulating
Nursing Practice in Ohio,” will be presented by Janice Lanier, RN,
J.D., director of Health Policy, Ohio Nurses Association, at Shawnee
State University (SSU).
The seminar, sponsored by the SSU Office of University Outreach
Services and SSU Nursing Department in conjunction with Enterprise
Ohio Network with a fee of $29, will be held twice on Aug. 19 from
10:30 a.m. to noon or 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the Flohr Lecture Hall of the
Clark Memorial Library.
Lanier will address the Ohio Nurse Practice Act: Ohio Revised Code and
Ohio Administrative Code with an overview of specific details and
examples related to current nursing practice issues.
This conference meets the Ohio Board of Nursing requirements to
complete at least one contact hour of continuing education directly
related to the law and rules governing nursing practice in Ohio. In
addition, this continuing education offering will meet the Aug. 31,
2004 deadline for the one hour of continuing education requirement on
Nursing Law for LPN license renewal.
Another nursing professional development seminar, “Money, Morality,
and the American Health Care System,” is scheduled for Nov. 5 at SSU.
For more information, call the Office of University Outreach Services
at (740) 351-3274 or (866) 672-8778.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 5, 2004
SSU to seek input from Tri-State; plans in the works
to offer
master’s degree program in library and information science
For many years, the staff members in the Graduate Center at Shawnee
State University (SSU) have been working tirelessly to make graduate
course opportunities available to the community by hosting master’s
degree programs from other universities on the SSU campus.
Another example of this will occur in fall 2004, when SSU plans to
hold an informational session to explore the possibility of hosting a
master’s degree program in library and information science. The
meeting will be scheduled after the Graduate Center receives input
from interested individuals from the Tri-State area.
The
degree, which would be offered through Kent State University’s School
of Library and Information Science, has been offered at several sites
other than Kent, including the Franklin Public Library, Lorain County
Community College, and the North Central Ohio Computer Cooperative,
although the closest it has ever come to Portsmouth is two cycles that
were offered at Wellston in Jackson County.
Kent State University would decide in January 2005 on the location for
upcoming distance MLIS programs. If Kent State should choose SSU as
the site for an upcoming program, classes would begin either in fall
2005 or fall 2006.
Offered to all people with an undergraduate degree who graduated with
a 3.0 G.P.A. or higher, the master’s degree in library and information
science is one that is in demand, according to Tess Midkiff, director
of the Clark Memorial Library at SSU.
“We anticipate that there will be individuals in Kentucky, Ohio, and
West Virginia interested in this program,” said Midkiff. “There will
be no out-of-state tuition fees, and the supply of schools offering
this program is limited. It is a great way to get this type of degree
closer to home.”
For more information, or to be added to a mailing list to receive the
date and time for the upcoming meeting, call the Graduate Center at
(740) 351-3177 or send an e-mail message to smontavon@shawnee.edu.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 6, 2004
SSU Board of Trustees
To Meet August 13
The Shawnee State University (SSU) Board of Trustees will meet Friday,
August 13 at
1:15 p.m. in the Selby Board Room located in the Clark Memorial
Library on the SSU campus.
The
committees of the Board will meet in the University Center at SSU as
follows:
·Finance and Facilities--9:15
a.m. in the Ketter Room;
·Quality of University Life--9:45
a.m. in the Howard Room;
·Academic Affairs--10 a.m. in the
Founders’ Room.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 10, 2004
Shawnee State University, Ashland
Community and Technical College
Sign Articulation Agreements
Agreements build on
existing partnerships that allow area residents to pursue
two- and four-year degrees with ease
Tri-State area residents have more higher
educational opportunities than ever before thanks to new partnerships
formed today between Shawnee State University (SSU) and Ashland
Community and Technical College (ACTC).
SSU and ACTC entered into an agreement this afternoon to offer “2 + 2”
degree options in several program areas. Students who take prescribed
associate degree program offerings at ACTC will receive course credit
for freshman and sophomore courses. Upper level courses toward
bachelor’s degrees will be taken at SSU.
Greg Adkins, Ed.D., president of ACTC, said partnerships such as this
enhance higher education.
“This agreement, coupled with Tuition Reciprocity, gives area
residents more and better opportunities to pursue higher education,”
Adkins said. “This concept of working together to offer students more
choices enhances the educational and economic vitality, not only for
ACTC and SSU and our students, but for the entire region.”
Rita Rice Morris, Ph.D., president of SSU, said she would like to see
more partnerships built between colleges and universities in the
region to encourage more residents in the area to go to college
because “higher education changes lives.”
“The college-going rate in this region of Ohio, Kentucky, and West
Virginia is lower than the state and national averages,” she said.
“Partnerships such as this serve as a reminder that SSU and ACTC are
here to make a difference in the region and increase the quality of
life for the area’s residents. By providing a means for a person to
attain an associate degree at ACTC and then complete a bachelor’s
degree at SSU, the individual, his or her family, and the area in
which he or she resides are all changed for the better.”
The transfer agreements include:
Bachelor of Science in Social Science
Bachelor of Science in Biology
Bachelor of Science in: Business Administration with Concentration in
Accounting
General Business
Health Administration
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Education with Licensure in:
Early Childhood
Early Childhood Intervention Specialist
Middle Childhood
Multiage Intervention Specialist
Bachelor of Science in Plastics Engineering Technology
Bachelor of Science in Sports Studies with Concentration in:
Athletic Training
Fitness Development
Sports Management
Bachelor of Science in:
Nursing (RN BSN)
Occupational Therapy
Jim Purgerson, president of the Ashland Alliance, said the Alliance
commends ACTC and SSU on this
collaboration that will certainly complement the tuition reciprocity
agreement.
“High-quality education and a well-trained workforce are critical to
successful economic development, and these cooperative efforts will
have a long-lasting, positive impact on the entire region.”
For more information about Shawnee State University, call (800)
959-2SSU or (740) 351-3221. For more information about Ashland
Community and Technical College, call (606) 326-2114.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Aug. 13, 2004
Verizon Foundation gives to SSU
Shawnee State University President Rita Rice Morris, Ph.D., third
left, accepts a check for $15,500 from the Verizon Foundation to
purchase new technological equipment, software and testing supplies
that are aligned with the state of Ohio’s educational standards, as
well as allow the M.A.P. (Mentoring Adults and Preschoolers) program
to provide online and face-to-face interaction to strengthen literacy
skills. Ron Stanko, second left, Verizon area customer operations
manager; Todd Colquitt, third right, Verizon Ohio president; and Brian
Lynch, of Verizon Enterprise Services Group, were on hand to present
the check. Cindy Ferguson, left, director, SSU Children’s Learning
Center, and Marcia Tolliver, SSU BASICS coordinator, also accepted the
grant on behalf of the university.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 13, 2004
SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
ACTIONS AND BUSINESS FROM AUGUST 13 MEETING
At its August 13 meeting, the Shawnee State University Board of
Trustees:
· Approved revisions to Policy 4.4-Use of University
Facilities;
· Approved revisions to Policy 3.20-University Housing
Policy;
· Approved five resolutions related to Development
Foundation Policies;
· Authorized personnel actions;
· Approved submission of the SSU Student Support
Services Program grant renewal proposal; and
· Amended the president’s contract giving
her the same percentage raise received by all other university
administrators.
Board chairman Bob Teichman conducted the swearing-in ceremony for new student board member Susie Fennell of West Portsmouth, who
will serve a term ending June 30, 2006.
The next meeting of the Shawnee State University Board of Trustees will be October 8, 2004, at 1:15 p.m., in the Selby Board Room of the
Clark Memorial Library on the campus of Shawnee State University. The next meeting of the executive committee of the SSU Board of
Trustees will be September 13, 2004, at 4 p.m. in the President’s Conference Room located in the Administration Building on the SSU
campus.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
August 17, 2004
Shawnee State University partners with University of
Dayton, Marshall University to train school psychologists in southern
Ohio
PORTSMOUTH, Ohio-Shawnee State University (SSU) continues its mission
of meeting the needs of the region, this time by training school
psychologists.
The SSU Graduate Center is teaming up with the department of counselor
education and human services in the University of Dayton’s (UD) School
of Education and Allied Professions to establish a partnership between
SSU, UD, and Marshall University to offer UD’s school psychology
program-on the SSU campus in Portsmouth, located in a region of the
state where there is a shortage of such professionals.
Currently in the final planning stages, the program will launch at the
start of the 2005-2006 academic year. UD will begin accepting
applications this year, and plans call for enrolling two groups of
approximately 12 students each.
UD faculty will teach the bulk of courses, with some help from
Marshall University faculty, in space on SSU’s campus.
“More school psychologists are retiring than are coming into the
system,” said Sawyer Hunley, assistant professor in the school
psychology program at UD. “Nationally, there’s a major shortage, which
will continue through at least 2010. The shortage puts teachers in the
position of having to be all things to all people without the
resources to deal with some of the most complex problems that children
might have.”
Hunley has conducted a national survey of school psychologists every
five years since 1989, surveying a random sample of members of the
National Association of School Psychologists. Participants are asked
about demographic information and professional practice activities.
“The shortage is more pronounced in southeastern Ohio, because it’s a
rural area and there are no training programs offered there,” she
said. “Most of the people who live there are indigenous to the area,
so it’s important for us to go there and train people who actually
live in the area.
SSU's Graduate Center will provide classroom space and logistical
support, such as access to libraries and computer passes.
“The only universities that offer graduate degree programs in school
psychology are one to two hours away from the Portsmouth area,” said
Michael Field, provost and vice president for academic affairs at
Shawnee State University. “There is a real need, to meet the school
psychologist shortage in our region of Ohio, for educators to attain a
master’s degree in school psychology. This partnership will meet that
need.”
Already, Hunley said she’s received a great deal of positive feedback
and many inquiries about the school psychology program.
“We looked at it from our Catholic, Marianist tradition as part of the
responsibility of supporting a real need in southeastern Ohio for
school psychologists to be trained,” said Dan Raisch, associate dean
of administration at the School, who is helping administer the
program. “It’s a real positive, primarily because that part of the
state has virtually no access to recently-trained school
psychologists.”
For more information about the program, call the SSU Graduate Center
at (740) 351-3177.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUGUST 17, 2004
(Article by Alissa Bloomfield, communications specialist-Office of
Communications)
SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCES GRADUATES
Commencement 2004 was held on June 12, at Shawnee State University in
Portsmouth, Ohio. Graduates include:
OHIO
ABERDEEN
Lisa Conley, bachelor’s in social sciences
John Dugan, bachelor’s in biology
ADELPHI
Bradley Unger, bachelor’s in business administration
AMANDA
Bryan Barker, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Erica Barker, associate in dental hygiene
AMHERST
David Monhollen, bachelor’s in history
BAINBRIDGE
Tangi Reed, bachelor’s in business administration
BATAVIA
Nathan Bailey, bachelor’s in business administration
Jessica Burkhart, bachelor’s in early childhood intervention
specialist
Adam Collins, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Matt Kirby, bachelor’s in business administration
BEAVER
Connie Adams, associate in dental hygiene
Isaac Adams, associate in electromechanical engineering technology and
computer aided draft/design
Heather Greene, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Amanda Neu, associate in nursing
BELPRE
Amanda Goin, bachelor’s in sport studies
BETHESDA
Sarah Tingler, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
BLUE CREEK
Christopher Day, associate in medical laboratory
Emily Uldrich, bachelor’s in biology
CALDWELL
Melissa Browning, associate in plastics engineering technology
CANAL WINCHESTER
Jade Fish, associate in social sciences
Diane Phillips, associate in dental hygiene
CHESAPEAKE
Kristen Jeffries, associate in physical therapy
Scott Robertson, associate in physical therapy
Ronald White, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
CHILLICOTHE
Deborah Basye, associate in nursing
Kevin Campbell, associate in nursing
Joshua Carver, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Cory Crawford, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Robert Dupras, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Kevin Fultz, associate in physical therapy assistant
Michele Hafer, associate in dental hygiene
Kirk Jordan, associate in computer aided draft/design
Bryson Lawhorn, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
John Mccorkle, bachelor’s in business administration
Heather Miller, bachelor’s in business administration
Carrie Munyan, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Lesha Oliver, associate in dental hygiene
Courtney Perry, bachelor’s in business administration
Michelle Ratcliff, associate in legal assisting
Amy Redding, associate in radiologic technology
Holly Rinehart, associate in physical therapy assistant
Seth Risner, associate in medical laboratory
Tiffany Wolfe, associate in dental hygiene
CINCINNATI
Amanda Calvert, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Charles Grimes, bachelor’s in business administration
Casey Staker, bachelor’s in business administration
Donald Stepp, bachelor’s in history
Andrew Thomas, bachelor’s in sport studies
CIRCLEVILLE
Ashley Brown, associate in physical therapy assistant
CLARKSBURG
Allan Hurtt, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
COLUMBUS
Stephanie Allard, bachelor’s in sport studies
Brooks Friley, bachelor’s in natural science and social sciences
Matthew Lyons, bachelor’s in business administration
DANVILLE
Courtney Peck, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
DAYTON
Michael Davell, bachelor’s in sport studies
EATON
Angela Ingram, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
FAIRBORN
Russell Marshall, bachelor’s in environmental engineering
FAYETTEVILLE
James Woods, bachelor’s in natural science
FRANKLIN FURNACE
Jason Bennett, associate in nursing
Ryan Boggs, bachelor’s in sport studies
Steve Thomas, associate in physical therapy assistant
Shannon Whitis, associate in nursing
FRIENDSHIP
Nathan Distel, associate in computer aided draft/design
GALLIPOLIS
Jessica Donnally, associate in physical therapy assistant
Brian Edwards, bachelor’s in sport studies
Nena Shelton, bachelor’s in sport studies
John Shriver, associate in radiologic technology
Jason Veith, bachelor’s in biology and chemistry
GEORGETOWN
Emily Ernst, bachelor’s in social sciences
Ryan Ernst, bachelor’s in social sciences
GOSHEN
Jacqueline Dolan, associate in dental hygiene
GREENFIELD
Kristen Graham, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
David Mischal, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
HAMERSVILLE
Courtney, Bolender, associate in occupational therapy assistant
HAMILTON
Lindsey Freels, associate in office administration technology
HILLSBORO
Carrie Matheney, bachelor’s in social sciences
IRONTON
Adam Bazell, associate in nursing
Shellie Bini, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Jami Boykin, associate in nursing
Holly Brammer, associate in dental hygiene
Rebecca Cumpston, associate in nursing
Lisa Fraley, associate in dental hygiene
Kelly Greco, associate in radiologic technology
Melissa, Hacker, bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Amber Hager, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
William Kleinman, bachelor’s in intervention specialist K-12
Tara Long, associate in nursing
Daniel Meehan, bachelor’s in business administration
Brianna Nelson, bachelor’s in natural science
Betty Neville, associate in radiologic technology
Dawn Norsworthy, bachelor’s in social sciences
Michelle Ruby, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Misty Salyers, associate in radiologic technology
Annika Smith, associate in dental hygiene
Nathan Webb, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Derek Wetter, bachelor’s in fine arts
JACKSON
Stephanie Gillum, associate in dental hygiene
Brandi Johnson, bachelor’s in business administration
Deborah Knittel, associate in dental hygiene
Kimberly Mcintire, associate in radiologic technology
James Mullins, associate in respiratory therapy
JAMESTOWN
Kyla Becker, bachelor’s in early childhood intervention specialist and
preK-3
JASPER
Heather Scott, associate in radiologic technology
KANSAS
Krista Worstein, associate in radiologic technology
KINGSTON
Shannon Foster, associate in dental hygiene
KITTS HILL
Rebecca Mount, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
LANCASTER
Theodore Tom, bachelor’s in sport studies
LATHAM
Sarah Chandler, associate in nursing
LAURELVILLE
Jonathan Davis, bachelor’s in social sciences
LEESBURG
Brandy Runyon, bachelor’s in fine arts
LONDONDERRY
Kasie Lockwood, associate in respiratory therapy
LUCASVILLE
William Adams, bachelor’s in social sciences
Tiffany Auvdel, associate in legal assisting and bachelor’s in social
sciences
Trina Bennett, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Lacy Bragdon, bachelor’s in early childhood pre-K-3
Thomas Brower, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Rebecca Cable, bachelor’s in psychology
Jill Calverley, bachelor’s in business administration
Jared Canter, bachelor’s in social sciences
William Carson, bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Amanda Conley, associate in medical laboratory
Daniel Crank, associate in plastics engineering technology
Brandon Doss, bachelor’s in sport studies
Sheri Freese, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Christopher Fritz, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Brenda Gerlach, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Jayme Greene, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Valerie Gregory, associate in nursing
Jamie Harwood, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
James Horsley, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Clinton Lansing, bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Charley Lewis, bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Roger Lundy, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Dorothy Marder, bachelor’s in business administration
Helga McNair, associate in legal assisting
Levi Miller, bachelor’s in natural science
Jason Mitchell, bachelor’s in fine arts
Sarah Mollette, associate in office administration technology
Karol Moore, associate in accounting
Tommy Neumann, bachelor’s in biology
Shawna Pendleton, associate in nursing
Jacqueline Price, bachelor’s in business administration
Rachel Ramey, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Jennifer Reynolds, bachelor’s in psychology and sociology
Nathan Roberts, associate in computer aided draft/design and
electromechanical engineering technology
John Rolfe, bachelor’s in business administration
Dianna Rowe, bachelor’s in sport studies
Andria Smalley, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
Rachel Smalley, bachelor’s in biology
William Smith, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Marcia Tackett, bachelor’s in English and humanities
Matthew Thompson, associate in occupational therapy assistant
MANCHESTER
Steven Cox, bachelor’s in social sciences
Rhiannon Henderson, associate in physical therapy assistant
Nathan Schlauch, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Patience Vogler, bachelor’s in business administration
MARIETTA
Jade Stincer, bachelor’s in business administration
MARYSVILLE
Jason Matthews, bachelor’s in business administration
Leslie Matthews, bachelor’s in psychology
MCCONNELSVILLE
Mindy Clester, bachelor’s in fine arts
MCDERMOTT
Deborah Charles, associate in legal assisting
Amy Glenn, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Melissa Hall, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Sherry Holbrook, associate in nursing
Joseph Koch, bachelor’s in English and humanities
James Legg, associate in computer aided draft/design
Rodney Mckinley, bachelor’s in fine arts
Jerry Montavon, associate in social sciences
Samantha Tackett, associate in nursing
Cathy Wamsley, associate in nursing
MINFORD
Zachary Allen, bachelor’s in natural science
Cindy Comer, bachelor’s in early childhood intervention preK-3 and
K-12
Tami Cordle, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Pamela Crabtree, associate in radiologic technology
Jill Donini, Bachelors in middle childhood
Christina Hardin, associate in legal assisting
Caleb Miller, bachelor’s in English and humanities
Brent Munn, associate in nursing
Debra Nesser, bachelor’s in business administration
Ashley Porter, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Angela Powell, associate in office administration technology
Wayne Rooney, bachelor’s in natural science
Barbara Setser, associate in office administration technology
Derick Swords, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
MORROW
Ellen Newberry, bachelor’s in international relations
MOUNT VICTORY
Jeannette Holloway, bachelor’s in sport studies
NEW BOSTON
Julie Cunningham, bachelor’s in business administration and management
Brandi Dillow, bachelor’s in business administration
Amanda Lewis, associate in respiratory therapy
Linda Malizio, associate in individualized study and certificate in
deaf studies
Herman Morgan, bachelor’s in social sciences
Joslyn Potts, bachelor’s in fine arts
Aaron Prose, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
NEW LONDON
Jeremy Leibolt, bachelor’s in sport studies
NEW STRAITSVILLE
Abigail Schnittke, bachelor’s in English and humanities
NORTH ROYALTON
Rebecca Pell, associate in emergency medical technology
NORWOOD
Brandy Dewar, bachelor’s in social sciences
OAK HILL
Christina Cheek, associate in radiologic technology
William Evans, associate in computer aided draft/design
Joshua Miller, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Sara Moore, bachelor’s in social sciences
Hannah Shephard, associate in occupational therapy assistant
OTWAY
Tracy Adkins, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Barbara Bloomfield, associate in nursing
Shannon Briggs, associate in office administration technology
Carrie Chaffin, associate in medical laboratory
Annette Johnson, associate in accounting
Danita Justice, associate in social sciences
Duane Knittel, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Amy Phipps, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Aron Poarch, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Janie Webb, bachelor’s in sport studies
PEDRO
Janette Jenkins, bachelor’s in fine arts
PEEBLES
Amanda Barnes, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Shay Beighle, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Bruce England, bachelor’s in sociology
Brandon Seaman, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Jeffrey Spriggs, associate in plastics engineering technology
Jeremy Walls, associate in computer aided draft/design
PIKETON
Holly Amlin, associate in physical therapy assistant
Rocky Bauer, associate in nursing
Diana Beekman, bachelor’s in early childhood development
Lisa Carpenter, bachelor’s in social sciences
Shawn Dixon, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Michelle Hill, associate in dental hygiene
Kimberly Johnson, bachelor’s in business administration
Miranda Johnson, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Debra Osborne, associate in social sciences
Tracy Rexroad, associate in respiratory therapy
Dawn Rose, associate in early childhood development
Connie Snively-Tackett, bachelor’s in natural science
Whitney Stephens, associate in electromechanical engineering
technology
Walter Stover, bachelor’s in psychology
PORTSMOUTH
Joseph Adkins, bachelor’s in social sciences
Jamie Arnett, associate in nursing
David Ashmore, bachelor’s in international relations
Angel Atkins, associate in nursing
Michael Barney, bachelor’s in sport studies
Jessica Berry, bachelor’s in social sciences
Kyle Blankenship, bachelor’s in business administration
Cassandra Block, bachelor’s in social sciences
Creshawn Board, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Daryl Boggs, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Delana Boldman, bachelor’s in early childhood development
Sean Boldman, bachelor’s in business administration
Erica Brickey, bachelor’s in natural science
Christopher Brown, bachelor’s in business administration
Jennifer Brown, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Kate Brown, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Griffin Buffington, bachelor’s in biology
Andrew Bugg, bachelor’s in international relations and social sciences
Linda Bussa, associate in business information systems
Michael Butcher, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Judy Caudill, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Adam Clausing, associate in computer aided draft/design
Michael Cole, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
Kari Collis, associate in legal assisting
Justin Cook, associate in plastics engineering technology
Rachel Coriell, associate in nursing
Sara Daehler, associate in nursing
Joe Daugherty, associate in nursing
Anne Davis, bachelor’s in fine arts
Caysee Dickerson, bachelor’s in sociology
Jessica Ellis, bachelor’s in natural science
Elizabeth Elsesser, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Donald Estis, bachelor’s in sport studies
Wendy Fannin, bachelor’s in social sciences
Krista Ferguson, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
James Finley, bachelor’s in business administration
David Fleming, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Lora Gampp, bachelor’s in business administration
Toni Gill, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Michael Gillispie, associate in radiologic technology
Kimberly Gleim, bachelor’s in social sciences
Lisa Goodan-Ashcraft, bachelor’s in social sciences
Lori Green, certificate in deaf studies
Hugh Hall, bachelor’s in social sciences
Michael Herman, bachelor’s in history and social sciences
Erica Shoemaker, associate in dental hygiene
Samuel Iriarte, bachelor’s in social sciences
Darlene Jackson, associate in radiologic technology
Jessica Jayne, associate in dental hygiene
Crystal Jenkins, bachelor’s in international relations
Danny Jenkins, bachelor’s in sport studies
Davina Johnson, bachelor’s in psychology
Anthony Jordan, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Maja Kennedy, associate in respiratory therapy
Cecile Keys, associate in nursing
Russell Kimbler, bachelor’s in fine arts
Carla Litreal, bachelor’s in psychology
Carol Luther, associate in physical therapy assistant
Rebecca Mackey, bachelor’s in natural science
John Mahle, bachelor’s in social sciences
Deanne Malone, bachelor of arts, individualized studies
Jacqueline Malone, associate in nursing
Candy Marcum, associate in computer aided draft/design
Christopher Mauk, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Traci Mccall, associate in legal assisting
Troy Mccall, associate in computer aided draft/design
Bradley Meeker, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Regina Miller, bachelor’s in business administration
Ronald Monroe, associate in respiratory therapy
Erica Moody, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Anthony Moore, bachelor’s in business administration
Gail Moore, bachelor’s in business administration
Jennifer Moorhead, bachelor’s in English and humanities
Joshua Morris, associate in plastics engineering technology
John Morton, bachelor’s in history
Russell Moseley, bachelor’s in social sciences
Raymond Musser, bachelor’s in business administration
Danny Orrell, bachelor’s in social sciences
Roxanna Pack, associate in nursing
Emily Payne, bachelor’s in biology
Mindy Porter, bachelor’s in business administration
Kami Post, bachelor’s in social sciences
Donald Ratcliff, bachelor’s in business administration
Julie Ratcliff, associate in physical therapy assistant
Benjamin Richard, bachelor’s in social sciences
David Richard, associate in nursing
Barbara Robinson, associate in early childhood development
Gustavo Sa', bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Joe Saltsman, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Mary Sand, associate in nursing
Donna Scaggs, associate in nursing
Ralph Scott, bachelor’s in business administration
Angela Shaw, bachelor’s in business administration
Jarod Shaw, bachelor’s in middle childhood
James Sinclair, bachelor’s in business administration
Timothy Sparks, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Rob Stone, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Anna Strange, associate in radiologic technology
Ryohei Tamura, bachelor’s in business administration
Maria Temple, bachelor’s in social sciences
Joshua Tibbs, bachelor’s in business administration
Allison Tindall, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Barbara Warnock, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Rebecca Wasmer, associate in respiratory therapy
Autumn Well, bachelor’s in business management
Andrea Williams, bachelor’s in intervention specialist K-12
Tammy Adkins, associate in radiologic technology
Keri Bennett, bachelor’s in psychology
Kristi Coleman, bachelor’s in social sciences
Laura Entler, bachelor’s in business administration
Erica Hall, associates in arts and humanities
Misty Lawyer, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Sarah McNickle, associate in medical laboratory
Tracy Scott, associate in nursing
Amy Sparks, bachelor’s in business administration
Rebecca Spence, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Audra Summers, associate in nursing
Cathy Tackett, associate in nursing
Summer Tepas, bachelor’s in history and international relations
Elaine Tieman, associate in nursing
Bradley Windle, associate in medical laboratory
PROCTORVILLE
Maria Carter, associate in nursing
Deanna Craiger, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Derek Davis, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Stacie Fisher, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Hannah Wellman, associate in legal assisting
Charles Wentz, bachelor’s in social sciences
RICHMAOND DALE
Angela Fairchild, associate in nursing
RIDGEWAY
Jessica Craig, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
RIPLEY
Ambra Knoche, bachelor’s in fine arts and associate in business
information systems
Alan Lindner, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Jamie Oberschlake, bachelor’s in fine arts
Scott Swearingen, bachelor’s in international relations
RUSSELLVILLE
Susan Huff, associate in business information systems
SARDINIA
Corrin Holbrook, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
SCIOTOVILLE
Andrew Long, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Lynnsey Purdy, associate in nursing
Terry Stevenson, bachelor’s in fine arts
Susan Wellman, bachelor’s in natural science
Polly Wiltshire, bachelor’s in biology
SEAMAN
Orrin Edenfield, bachelor’s in business administration
David Evans, bachelor’s in biology
Dayne Michael, bachelor’s in social sciences
Pamela Porter, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
SHERRODSVILLE
Brian Chitti, bachelor’s in natural science
SOUTH BLOOMFIELD
Julie McFarland, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
SOUTH POINT
David Ashworth, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Rochelle Blake, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Jennifer Cade, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Kimberly McChristian, bachelor’s in natural science
Adrienne Mcclanahan, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
SOUTH WEBSTER
Tara Cooper, bachelor’s in business administration
Robert Howell, associate in business management
Heather Knapp, bachelor’s in history
Bria Rose, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
SOUTHPOINT
Amanda Lewis, associate in nursing
SPRINGFIELD
William Herzog, associate in business management
Nathan Pool, bachelor’s in sport studies
STOUT
Casshondra Colley, bachelor’s in social sciences
Anne Griffin, bachelor’s in individualized studies
Jillianne Humble, bachelor’s in natural science
Ronald Johnson, bachelor’s in social sciences
Jessica Mcginnis, associate in nursing
Jeanette McGovney, associate in individualized studies
Shawn Tyree, bachelor’s in business administration
Daryl Wolfe, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
WAKEFIELD
Tonya Koeppel, associate in nursing
WAVERLY
Kelli Alderman, bachelor’s in business administration
Adam Conkel, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Joshua Conkel, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
Christine Cox, associate in office administration technology
Michelle Forbes, bachelor’s in mathematical sciences
Joseph Hobbs, bachelor’s in social sciences
Erica Legg, associate in nursing
Robert McDonie, associate in plastics engineering technology
Autumn Montgomery, associate in dental hygiene
Mary Mustard, associate in early childhood development
Marissa Nickell, associate in business information systems
David O'Brien, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Dustin Osborne, associate in radiologic technology
Molly Pinkerton, associate in nursing
Jaclynn Rapp, associate in nursing
Linda Slaughter, associate in nursing
Melanie Slaughter, bachelor’s in fine arts
Luke Snodgrass, associate in radiologic technology
Marian Stevens, associate in early childhood development
Tabitha Thornsberry, associate in nursing
Misty Valentine, associate in business information systems
Scott Weaver, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Sean Withrow, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Pamela Wright, associate in respiratory therapy
WEST UNION
Kenton Bailey, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
Vanessa Baldwin, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Melissa Bartlett, associate in nursing
Carol Morrison, bachelor’s in computer engineering technology
Katherine Willett, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
WHEELERSBURG
Heather Ashley, bachelor’s in nursing
Aaron Bennett, bachelor’s in fine arts
Tarrah Bouts, associate in business management
Jon Brescia, bachelor’s in history
Melissa Brisker, bachelor’s in business administration
Shawn Claxon, bachelor’s in business administration
Lacy Clifton, bachelor’s in fine arts
Robert Davis, bachelor’s in social sciences
Megan Diamond, bachelor’s in psychology
Joshua Drake, associate in radiologic technology
Bridget Ehrhart-Montavon, bachelor’s in nursing
Tomi Evans, associate in physical therapy assistant
Scott Foster, bachelor’s in environmental engineering technology
Vicky Gilmore, associate in nursing
Ralph Glenn, bachelor’s in sociology
Keri Hamilton, bachelor’s in social sciences
Jonathan Hart, associate in physical therapy assistant
Chad Johnson, bachelor’s in social sciences
Matthew Ketter, bachelor’s in middle childhood
Guinevere Mercer, bachelor’s in English and humanities
Bonnie Merritt, associate in nursing
Sarah Mershon, bachelor’s in business administration
Sara Miller, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Dennis Packard, bachelor’s in nursing
Justin Preston, bachelor’s in psychology
Cynthia Quillen, bachelor’s in business administration
Shannon Rose, bachelor’s in business administration
Stephanie Rose, bachelor’s in business administration and associate in
business management
Mark Schultz associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Brenda Schweinsberg, bachelor’s in nursing
Amy Shepherd, bachelor’s in business administration
Alesia Swords, associate in accounting
Adam Toft, bachelor’s in plastics engineering technology
David Walker, bachelor’s in business administration
Jeremy Wells, bachelor’s in social sciences
WILKESVILLE
Donella Brown, associate in dental hygiene
WINCHESTER
Tony Brammer, bachelor’s in business administration
Natalie Harper, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Janey Silcott, bachelor’s in middle childhood
WINTERSVILLE
Mary Crusie, bachelor’s in fine arts
KENTUCKY
ALEXANDRIA
Camey Geiman, bachelor’s mathematical sciences
ASHLAND
Lowell Bennett, bachelor’s in fine arts
Richelle Lock, associate in emergency medical technology
Amber Meenach, bachelor’s in fine arts
Justin Perry, bachelor’s in natural science
Maura Staker, associate in nursing
CATLETTSBURG
Charletta Thovson, associate in nursing
FLATWOODS
Amber Callahan, associate in dental hygiene
Elizabeth Henry, associate in physical therapy assistant
Patricia Shafer, associate in physical therapy assistant
GARRISON
Rayetta Angel, bachelor’s in social sciences
Amy Brown, associate in radiologic technology
Alisa Parson, associate in nursing
Virginia Pruitt, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Shawna Singler, bachelor’s in business administration
Sarah Willis, bachelor’s in business administration
GRAYSON
Karen Stephens, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Scott Suttles, associate in nursing
GREENUP
Adam Gullett, associate in electromechanical engineering technology
Wendy Potter, bachelor’s in English and humanities
Glendon Rice, bachelor’s in chemistry
SOUTH PORTSMOUTH
Tracy Wireman, associate in occupational therapy assistant
SOUTH SHORE
Krista Dowdy, associate in nursing
Brandy Branham, associate in nursing
Carolyn Chaffin, bachelor’s in sociology
Eric Ramey, bachelor’s in business administration
Paul Ramey, bachelor’s in history
Michelle Riggs, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Adam Smith, bachelor’s in social sciences
Jessie Spears, bachelor’s in biology
Mindy Spence, associate in physical therapy assistant
Robert Spriggs, bachelor’s in business administration
Michelle Traylor, associate in occupational therapy assistant
Larysa Vaughn, associate in office administration technology
Mary Walker, associate in medical laboratory
SUMMITT
Timothy Huff, associate in nursing
VANCEBURG
Pamela Elliott, bachelor’s in psychology
Bobbi Ross, bachelor’s in business administration
ARIZONA
MESA
Cambria Priebe, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
PHOENIX
Gregory Evans, bachelor’s in social sciences
CALIFORNIA
HERMOSA BEACH
Toshio Kurokawa, bachelor’s in business administration
IOWA
BETTENDORF
Ashley Oliver, bachelor’s in early childhood preK-3
Johnathan Oliver, bachelor’s in business administration
GRINNELL
Chris Grundler, bachelor’s in biology
SOUTH CAROLINA
PROSPERITY
Christa Cassidy, associate in nursing
WEST VIRGINIA
HUNTINGTON
J ames Dingess, associate in occupational
therapy assistant
Beth Johnson, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
Michael Johnson, associate in nursing
WILLIAMSON
Jennifer Maynard, bachelor’s in occupational therapy
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