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Harding University Commencement May Fifth, Two Thousand Eighteen Table of Contents Harding University Commencement May Fifth, Two Thousand Eighteen Table of Contents 9 A.M. SERVICE 3 Order of Service 4 Speaker Biography: Jo Goy, Ph.D. 5 Candidates for Degrees College of Bible & Ministry Carr College of Nursing College of Sciences 12 P.M. SERVICE 15 Order of Service 16 Speaker Biography: Dan Tullos, Ph.D. 17 Candidates for Degrees College of Arts & Humanities Paul R. Carter College of Business Administration Honors College 3 P.M. SERVICE 27 Order of Service 28 Speaker Biography: Tim Howard, Pharm.D. 29 Candidates for Degrees College of Allied Health Cannon-Clary College of Education College of Pharmacy ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 41 Candidates for Special Honors 43 Board of Trustees & Officers of Administration 44 Alma Mater & Hymns 46 Harding University History 1 2 Order of Service College of Bible & Ministry Carr College of Nursing College of Sciences May 5, 2018, 9 a.m., George S. Benson Auditorium, Harding University PROCESSIONAL .................................................................................................. “Variants on the Alma Mater” Music by William Hollaway, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus Performed by Harding University Symphony Orchestra Orchestrated & conducted by Michael Chance, D.M.A, Associate Professor of Music WELCOME ................................................................................................................ Bruce D. McLarty, D.Min. President HYMN .................................................................................................................................................. Tylor Petty 9 a.m. service “I Know Who Holds Tomorrow” Candidate for Degree SCRIPTURE READING ........................................................................................................... Dana Steil, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Computer Science PRAYER ............................................................................................................................Jeremiah Sullins, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Psychology REMARKS .............................................................................................................................Roy Reaves, M.B.A. Chairman, Board of Trustees INTRODUCTION OF THE SPEAKER ..................................................................................President McLarty ADDRESS ........................................................................................................................................ Jo Goy, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Biology RECOMMENDATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES ............................................Marty Spears, Ph.D. Provost PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES ...................................Julie Hixson-Wallace, Pharm.D. Vice President for Accreditation & Institutional Effectiveness College of Bible & Ministry Monte Cox, Ph.D., Dean Carr College of Nursing Susan Kehl, Ph.D., Dean College of Sciences Travis Thompson, Ph.D., Dean ANNOUNCEMENTS ..............................................................................................................President McLarty “The Impossible Dream” (from “Man of La Mancha”) ....................................................................... Daniel Smith Accompanied by Scott Carrell, D.M.A., Professor of Music Candidate for Degree “The Lord Bless You and Keep You” .........................................................................................................Dean Cox ALMA MATER ..................................................................................................................................... Tylor Petty Candidate for Degree BENEDICTION .................................................................................................................... James Nesbit, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice RECESSIONAL ..................................................................................................... “Variants on the Alma Mater” (Audience will remain seated.) 3 9 a.m. service Jo Goy, Ph.D. Dr. Jo Goy, associate professor in the biology department, has spent 23 years at Harding teach- ing students as well as researching physiological genetics. In addition to her teaching she has taken extramural trips with groups of students to regional and national conferences and to visit graduate research laboratories. Goy holds a bachelor’s degree from the University and master’s from the University of Louisiana- Lafayette. Her doctorate degree is in molecular genetics from the University of North Texas. A member of the Genetics Society of America, Goy has served as mentor for students attending its conference and has accompanied students to a variety of other academic conferences. She also has served as McNair Scholar mentor and department seminar coordinator. After retiring at the end of the school year, she plans to work with women in the rural village of Raipur, Maharashtra, India, and assist in development of programs designed to empower young women to set and reach personal goals and to empower widows to achieve self-sufficiency. She and her husband, Joe, have a daughter and son. 4 Candidates for Degrees May Fifth, Two Thousand Eighteen COLLEGE OF BIBLE & MINISTRY Monte Cox, Ph.D. Dean of the College BACHELOR OF ARTS NAME MAJOR HOMETOWN John Christopher Ashburn Bible & Family Ministry Huntsville, Alabama Kyle T. Buckner Bible & Family Ministry Republic, Missouri Cum Laude Zachary Keith Cowdery Bible & Family Ministry Parkersburg, West Virginia Nicholas Scott Jones Bible & Family Ministry Winter Springs, Florida 9 a.m. service John Ryan Massey Bible & Family Ministry Vienna, West Virginia Makenna Grace Miller Bible & Family Ministry Carrollton, Texas Walter McMahen Moody Bible & Family Ministry Denton, Texas Casey Edward Phillips Bible & Family Ministry Richardson, Texas Summa Cum Laude •* Evan I. Pratt Bible & Family Ministry Searcy, Arkansas Summa Cum Laude Alexander Jordan Rasbury Bible & Family Ministry Bartonville, Illinois Siv Magnhild Waagan Bible & Family Ministry Moelv, Norway Joshua D. Wertz Bible & Family Ministry/Computer Science Wichita, Kansas Magna Cum Laude Hunter William Dycus Bible & Ministry Murfreesboro, Tennessee Cum Laude • Zachary Graeme Gastineau Bible & Ministry Smyrna, Tennessee Cum Laude Wesley Hargon Bible & Ministry Marrero, Louisiana Leret V. Hemphill Bible & Ministry Sheridan, Arkansas Robert Andrew Montgomery Bible & Ministry Memphis, Tennessee Megan A. Page Bible & Ministry Bloomington, Indiana Tylor Dean Petty Bible & Ministry McEwen, Tennessee Cum Laude Emilie Carol Shannon Bible & Ministry Mount Juliet, Tennessee Abbygale M. Garrison Bible & Missions Carrollton, Georgia Caleb Winfield Hamrick Bible & Missions Grandview, Texas Benjamin James Holder Bible & Missions La Vergne, Tennessee Cum Laude Holly Marie Jennings Bible & Missions Plainview, Arkansas Cum Laude Caleb Thomas McCaughan Bible & Missions Claremore, Oklahoma ° Omicron Delta Kappa, National Leadership Honor Society * Arkansas Eta Chapter of Alpha Chi † Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities • Honors College participant ‡ Applying for teacher licensure Description of Honors: Cum Laude – Grade-Point Average of 3.50 or higher Magna Cum Laude – Grade-Point Average of 3.75 or higher Summa Cum Laude – Grade-Point Average of 3.90 or higher The listing of candidates, degrees and distinctions in this program is preliminary and subject to final certification of graduation. The permanent transcript of the University registrar is the official record of earned degrees. 5 9 a.m. service NAME MAJOR HOMETOWN Carson W. Miller Bible & Missions Saint Peters, Missouri Cum Laude Emily Lynn Reid Bible & Missions McKinney, Texas Cum Laude Adam Jacob Gomez Bible & Preaching New Braunfels, Texas Mason Alexander Hill Bible & Preaching Hewitt, Texas Summa Cum Laude Logan D. Hollinsaid Bible & Preaching Greenwood, Arkansas Summa Cum Laude Joshua D. Joiner Bible & Preaching Magnolia, Arkansas Ethan Hunter McGaughy General Studies Mobile, Alabama BACHELOR OF MINISTRY NAME HOMETOWN * Louis Effiong Bassay Douala, Cameroon Magna Cum Laude Gepher Sumangil Lopina Searcy, Arkansas MASTER OF MINISTRY NAME HOMETOWN Johnny Hobbie Camden, Arkansas B.A. in Speech Communication, University of Alabama Stephen J. LupPlace Amarillo, Texas B.S. in Education, Oklahoma Christian University Jeffrey Dean Simpson Ormond Beach, Florida B.S. in Management-Human Resources, Park University Thomas Andrew Stringfellow Little Rock, Arkansas B.B.A. in Marketing, University of Arkansas Little Rock Ken D. Tackett Sallisaw, Oklahoma B.S. in Business Management, Park University 6 CARR COLLEGE OF NURSING Susan Kehl, Ph.D Dean of the College BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING NAME HOMETOWN ˚ Emem Esang Akpanudo Akwa Ibom, Nigeria ˚ Haley Danielle Best Judsonia, Arkansas Cum Laude ˚* Morgan Leigh Blake Painesville, Ohio Magna Cum Laude Ethan Mitchell Brown Urbana, Ohio Amanda Vivian Clyde Colleyville, Texas Hunter Claire Cox Bella Vista, Arkansas Cum Laude * Mary Kate Daugherty Memphis, Tennessee 9 a.m. service Cum Laude Kerry Ruth-Ann Day Jacksonville, Texas Cum Laude Curtis J. Dupuis Saco, Maine Hayley Brooke Fortson Robinson, Texas Summa Cum Laude Daniel Luke Freesmeyer Mountain Home, Arkansas Cum Laude Jennifer Garcia McKinney, Texas Leighanna Lane Grissom Sherwood, Arkansas Stephanie Marie Jordan Celina, Texas • Jocelyn Caroline Leibovich Arlington, Tennessee Cum Laude Megan Alissa McGee Clovis, California Samantha Maxine Mercer Rose Bud, Arkansas Cum Laude * Micayla Renée Mobley Mansfield, Texas Summa
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