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Dean's List Fall 2017 Isaac Benjamin Schrader junior Org Mgmt w/Concentration Project Mgmt Holly Bailey Mills senior Sociology with a Human Services Emphasis Crystal L Ford senior Kinesiology Jennifer Kay Haupt senior Early Childhood Education Tim J. Breckenridgesenior Physical Education (Teacher Cert) Ashley Marie McHugh senior Business Admin Emphasis in Management Kendra Antoina Bell senior Organizational Management Caitlin Michelle Hunt senior Kinesiology Elizabeth Ann Griffith senior Nursing Shanice Janae Bennett Master of Athletic Training Robert Lee Ison III senior Communication Studies Victoria Grace Lewis senior Nursing Daniel Lee Trump senior Org Mgmt w/Concentration Project Mgmt Catherine Jayne Lemelin senior Social Studies Education Siraya Alexandrea Windsor senior Biology/Kinesiology Arriana Kristine Ott senior Nursing Shelby Allyn Dudley senior Nursing Annalily Bulatao Williams senior Nursing Kristen Marie Farmer senior Nursing Matthew Tyler Weekley senior Computer Science Major Annie Camden Huggins senior Nursing Kristin Haley Vernarec senior Early Childhood Education Presley Nicole Craft senior Organizational Management Kali Rae Rose senior Health Promotion Ryan N Templeton senior Communication Studies Sydney Layne Madden senior Nursing Deonte' Lamont Thompson senior Nursing Morgan Sweet Tyler senior Health Promotion Joshua Alan Byrd senior Middle Grades Education Essence Kyana Johnson senior Public Health Kiona Jenise Baker senior Health Promotion Kassi Elizabeth Lippard senior Early Childhood Education Mashonda Danielle Brown senior Elementary Education Madeline Rae Vasko senior Nursing Jinae Kelree Vinson senior Nursing Georgiana Bo DeLio senior Physical Education (Teacher Cert) Kira Denay Staley senior Child Development Jamaica Emoni Alston senior Athletic Training Ciara Centell Wilson senior Health Promotion Victoria Ann Capone senior Elementary Education Kayla Khadijah Wright senior Kinesiology Chasity Christine Cales senior Early Childhood Education Jennifer Tawanna Kinard senior Nursing Brianna Kathleen Principio senior Nursing Kayla Breann Cook senior Christian Studies Asia Brishawn McCrorey senior Psychology Alexis Kay Sansook senior Physical Education (Teacher Cert) Jennifer Lynn Johnson senior Org Mgmt w/Concentration Project Mgmt Gea'vonte Sharmell Saunders senior Org Mgmt w/ Con in Human Resources Mgmt Megan Reneé Ford senior Mathematics Education Toni-Ann Kemoy Miller senior Nursing Abigail Nicole Conlon senior English: Writing Emphasis Kelsey Renae Budd senior English: Writing Emphasis Francesco William Cirone senior Criminal Justice Nathan Andrew Blanchard senior Kinesiology Virginia Denton Faircloth senior Org Mgmt w/Project Mgmt & Human Resources Judi Lauren Weiss freshman Organizational Management Cassandra Lefaye Robinson senior Nursing Brenna Liane Smith senior Early Childhood Education Kristyn Nicole Carlson senior Early Childhood Education Hanah Noel Christmas senior Early Childhood Education Amelia Jonell McCulloch senior Elementary Education Shiranda Monique Hunt senior Early Childhood Education Brian Michael Laemers senior Middle Grades Education Hunter Cooper Schoen senior Management Beth Anne C Gallagher senior Biology: Preprofessional Emphasis Melissa Faye MacDonald senior Early Childhood Education Lydia Rodgers Frierson senior Communication:Theatre Emph Robert Dwayne McGarrah freshman Project Management Leah Renee Ratterree senior Biology: General Emphasis Taylor Marie Marin senior Graphic Design Hannah Jane Elmore senior Nursing Stephanie Nicole Johnson senior Elementary Education Taylor Westbury senior Early Childhood Education Jelissa Destiny Delee senior Health Promotion Alia Rachel Shivvers senior Nursing Nicholas Brooks BarwickRabon senior Early Childhood Education Chandler Christian Krogh senior Student Ministry Justin Bradford Estes senior Accounting/Financial Management Jesse Meek Greene IV senior Nursing Kevin Michael Gustafson Jr.senior Psychology Ashley Meghan Glenn senior Early Childhood Education Emily Ruth Berbert senior Nursing Danielle Marie Evans senior Business Admin Emphasis Entrepreneurship Lauren Elizabeth Powers senior Marketing Kaitlin Chasity Webster senior Kinesiology Edkia Shabri Johnson junior Health Promotion Emily Daniel McGuire senior Nursing Samantha Ann Hanna senior Elementary Education Matthew David Calvert senior Graphic Design Brooke Ashley Sawyer senior Nursing Casey Hunter Swails senior Christian Studies Caroline Renee Vido senior Biology: Preprofessional Emphasis Jessica Ann Downing senior Psychology Grace Marie Hess senior Kinesiology Jordan Katherine LeeEvans senior Kinesiology Samantha Paige West senior Elementary Education Carole Evelyn Turner senior History David William Hellmig senior Biochemistry Wilma Jean Adams senior Nursing Mildred Elizabeth Rowell senior Criminal Justice Zane Andrew Bumpus senior Nursing Rachel Marie Hiester senior Music Therapy- Voice Victoria Eve Channell senior Biology: Preprofessional Emphasis Alexis Cheyenne Jewell senior Music Therapy- Voice Laura Elizabeth Sweat senior Nursing Alexia Nicole Hazle senior Spanish Sarah Donna-GraceLawrimore senior Nursing Spencer Dale Owens senior Mathematics Education Alec Daniel Emenhiser senior Christian Studies Alexie Miranda Horton senior Nursing Rebecca Christine Rollins senior Graphic Design/Christian Studies Lauren Ashley Willard senior Business Admin Emphasis Entrepreneurship Meghan Frezza senior Music and Worship Leadership- Voice Jessica Lane LaMonica junior Early Childhood Education Robert Chase Hannifin senior Nursing Amber Horton James senior Early Childhood Education Diamond Latonya Whitehead senior Biology: General Emphasis Allison Leanne Fitzsimmonssenior Early Childhood Education Kathleen Elizabeth Agnew senior Health Promotion Michael Anthony Smith II senior Kinesiology Katrina Libenta Millare senior Public Health Robert Jacob Morton senior Marketing Cody Hunter Maw senior Kinesiology Casey Elizabeth Young senior Kinesiology Robert Lewis Hinson senior Biology: Wildlife Emphasis Kayla Elaine James senior Nursing Toni Tatiana Vanderhorstsenior Criminal Justice Melani Amber Marston senior Music Education-Instrumental Sarah Grace Schilling senior Graphic Design Ashley Nycole Ramsey senior Early Childhood Education Dylan Michael Baker senior Athletic Training Mary Elizabeth Kegley senior Graphic Design Cheryl Elizabeth Blaxton senior Athletic Training Kaylee Faith Raines senior Biology: Wildlife Emphasis Caroline Delaughter Jenkins senior Early Childhood Education Christian Lodge Dutton Jr. junior Financial Management Marc Andrew Betcher senior Biochemistry Kylie Michelle Klein senior Graphic Design Ryan David Robidoux senior English Major:Writing Emphasis Kathy Thuy Tran senior Biology: General Emphasis Eden Taylor-RaffaelaCrowell senior Nursing Lindsay Anne Agnew-Pinnersenior Early Childhood Education Nathan Christopher Platt senior Biology: Wildlife Emphasis Lynn Elizabeth Bond senior Org Mgmt w/ Con in Healthcare Mgmt Courtney Lynne Bravo senior Business Admin Emphasis in Marketing Jasmine Nichole Belisle senior Music Education-Instrumental Aaron Timothy Bailey senior Spanish/Communication Studies Shakwyla Lashae Middleton senior Nursing Kelli Gail Williamson senior Nursing Jordan Elizabeth Newman senior Communication Studies Bailey Ellen Blackburn senior Elementary Education Katie Ellen Kramps senior Kinesiology Kasi Lynn Zeigler senior Athletic Training Thomas Zackery Cook senior English Alaina Diane Gresh senior Biology Education Preston Mitchell Snow senior Biology: Wildlife Emphasis Kelsey Danielle Lambert senior Financial Management Camia Painaga Tampis senior Nursing Robert Edward Ruff senior Communication Studies Courtney Lynn Phillips senior Music Therapy- Voice Hannah Jo Moore senior Psychology Reymar John RodriguezWhoston senior Health Promotion Kendra C Keaton senior Nursing Christopher Andrew Stow senior Business Admin Emphasis in Marketing Wyatt Evans Keisler senior Kinesiology De'Quana Che'Nell Huggins senior Public Health Joshua James Pelletier senior Business Admin in Human Resource Mgmt Sarah Kathleen Edwards senior Athletic Training Reagan Michelle Mobley senior Child Development Ariel Dawn 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