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A Place in Time A PLACE IN TIME The University of Alabama National Alumni Association | 2016–2017 Honor Rolls National Alumni Association Experience a selection 2016–2017 Honor Rolls Editor—Kayla Montgomery Associate Editor—Lydia Seabol Avant of pivotal years in UA history. Designer—Laura Lineberry Proofreader—Sarah Mahan President’s Message 1 Photos from University Relations, the W.S. Hoole Scholarship Recipients 2 Special Collections Library, the Corolla and past issues of Alabama Alumni Magazine. Director’s Message 16 Pennant photos courtesy of Paul W. Bryant Museum Alumni Fund Donors 17 Alumni Office Staff Director of Alumni Affairs—Calvin Brown Deferred Gift Donors 55 Administration/Alumni Web Coordinator—Robin Elmore Administration/Program Specialist—Jenna Ward Ways to Give 56 Manager of Alumni Publications—Lydia Seabol Avant Communications Specialist—Kayla Montgomery Membership Benefits 56 Director of Alumni Funds—David Wilson Assistant Manager of Alumni Fund—Aaron Blackwell Alumni Membership Coordinator—Cayla Hayes Alumni Fund Accounting Assistant—Stacy Coats Calling Center Coordinator—Victoria Lann Calling Center Program Assistant—Wendy Cox Alumni Information Systems Programmer—Glenda Elmore Manager of Chapter Development and Special Events—Jim Bob Horn Alumni Events and Tour Coordinator—Jamie Burke Coordinator of Student and Young Graduate Programs— Maggie Trabucco Chapter Program Assistant—Tammy McLemore Manager of Scholarships—Deborah Parr Assistant Manager of Scholarships—Lori Baggett Scholarship Specialist—Kayla White Scholarship Specialist—Kristy Hammond NAA Executive Committee Chad D. Coker, 2017–2018 president; L. Alex Smith, 2016–2017 president; Calvin J. Brown, executive secretary; Julie Shelton, treasurer Vice Presidents, 2016–2017 The University of Alabama Tommy Crosslin, District 1; John D. Troncale, District 2; John Scott National Alumni Association Thornley, District 3; Mark Burr, District 4; Carol H. Sprayberry, District 5; P.O. Box 861928, Tuscaloosa, AL 35486-0017 Amanda R. Wyatt, District 6; Walter A. Griess, District 7; Richard Brad- Phone: 205-348-5963 ford, District 8; Kay Jordan Thomas, District 9; Brett H. Loftin, District 10; Email: [email protected] Zachary S. Ashbee, District 11; B. Keith Miller, District 12; W. D. Sanford Website: alumni.ua.edu Jr., District 13; Charles E. Smith, District 14; Rick Roden, District 15; Jack Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/alabamaalumni Bains, District 16; Christopher Hollinger, Region 1; Richard H. Smith, Follow us on Twitter: @uaalumniassoc Region 2; Erik Byrum, Region 3; Annie L. Flettrich, Region 4; Nancy V. Follow us on Instagram: uaalumni Mills, Region 5; L. Lamar Faulkner, Region 6 From the President n behalf of the Office of Alumni Affairs and the National Alumni Association executive committee, we are pleased Oto provide you with this 2016–2017 Honor Roll Booklet. As our student-athletes continue to pursue championships in their respective sports, our students, working with their professors, continue to make legendary strides in new discoveries and technologies of the future. The NAA is here to serve and support all of students who grace the Capstone, and these efforts are directly supported by your membership. Because of the efforts of 34,000 association members and donors, it was possible for the NAA to award approximately $4.8 million in scholarship assistance to more than 2,600 students this year. Your National Alumni Association manages a corpus endowment of over $43 million and added 23 new scholarships this past year. Each and every year your NAA consistently sets new records in the selection and awarding of scholarship monies. Twenty-five years ago, I too was a recipient of the generosity of NAA members and received an Alumni Leadership Scholarship. I remember the pride that I felt to be recognized for my achievement by total strangers, and I have been forever grateful. No contribution is too small or large, as each and every one impacts the lives of the students we serve. Imagine your donation going to a first-generation college student. The significance of your giving will be far- reaching on his or her life and the lives they may bring into this world. You will be the catalyst for change and, in turn, make our university, state, nation and world a better place to call “home.” The words “faithful, loyal, firm and true” are contained within our alma mater and are the embodiment of your commitment as alumni to our university. It is my honor to serve as your president of the National Alumni Association. I look forward to joining you at chapter meetings across the state and nation and working with you to give back to the University that has given each of us so very much. Roll Tide! Chad D. Coker, BA ’96, JD ’99 2017–2018 President, National Alumni Association 2016–2017 Honor Rolls | 1 Anderson Society Endowed Scholarship Recipients Scholarship for Leadership Brantley K. Lyons, Tuscaloosa The following is a list of first-time recipients of alumni scholarship awards for the 2016– 2017 academic year. These scholarships are funded from an operating budget composed Melford E. Espey Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship for Leadership of contributions to the Alumni Fund for membership in the National Alumni Association and Kara E. Durie, Tuscaloosa by earnings generated from investment of an extensive endowment program of restricted contributions. Students continuing on renewal scholarships are not listed. Hometowns are Jean Townsend O’Connor/Snyder and in Alabama unless otherwise noted. Leslie Anderson Vallely Capstone Council Endowed Leadership Scholarship Parker M. Black, Hueytown James Maxwell Brown Crimson Scholarship The University of Alabama Academic Seth B. Ballew, Hartselle Walk-On Scholarship Pat and Joyce Whetstone Leadership Laurin J. Ackerson, Presque Isle, Maine Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth M. Danner, Tuscaloosa Marine L. Brown Crimson Scholarship Zahnay P. Gates, Land O’ Lakes, Florida Bronwyn I. Green, Florence Rachel A. Harhan, Herndon, Virginia John C. Lott, Hoover Alumni Community College Kenneth M. Carnathan Crimson Scholarship Blake O. Patterson, Helena Honors Scholarship Jarett S. Anders, Falkville Paula A. Radcliff, La Plata, Maryland Noah C. Campbell, Albertville Jacob T. Dennis, Prattville Sydney S. Daugette, Union Grove Austin R. Echevarria, Baileyton Taylor N. Golden, Florence John H. and Carolyn C. Josey Academic Trenton T. Linderman, Section Robert W. Hamiter, Tuscaloosa Walk-On Scholarship Joshua E. Hudson, Andalusia Colin S. Parker, Alpharetta, Georgia Ryan T. Prickett, Albertville Wilson R. Raney, Cullman Matthew J. Stillman, Summit, Mississippi Toby T. Swims, Hartselle Randy Moore Academic Chandler A. Tarvin, Boaz Alumni Honors Scholarship Walk-On Scholarship Virginia W. Cain, Mountain Brook Garrett A. Barnes, Montgomery Stephen C. Tarvin, Boaz Elena N. Cassinelli, Mason, Ohio Bryan K. Covington, Houston, Texas William Russell Memorial Alumni Freshman Scholarship Kedron J. Abbott, Palm Coast, Florida Pacey L. Ham, Houston, Texas Walk-On Scholarship Natalie C. Johnson, Homewood Anna E. Montgomery, Mount Olive Emily G. Anderson, Vestavia Hills John C. Kral Jr., Pelham Francesca E. Baker, Tuscaloosa Caroline B. Beutel, Dallas, Texas Madeline P. Kunkel, Panama City, Florida Alumni Leadership Scholarship Benjamin B. Manush, Huntsville Jonathan C. Adams, Sugar Land, Texas Jaylon Brooks, Midlothian, Virginia Ellen McDougall, Nashville, Tennessee Marybeth D. Barnes, Park Ridge, Illinois Christian T. Golcynski, Crofton, Maryland Will H. McLawhorn, Western Springs, Illinois Katie B. Carnes, Tuscaloosa Kelli L. Grant, Glenwood Shelby R. Olson, Minneapolis, Minnesota Lauren A. Cohen, Oak Hill, Virginia Kaylin A. Harris, Tuscaloosa Elizabeth M. Richard, Evanston, Illinois Haley K. Cotton, Jacksonville Caleb J. Helms, Fairhope John P. Taylor, Huntsville Ashley E. Fort, Hoover John S. Holcombe, Birmingham John D. Vaughn, Birmingham Kristopher G. Frazier, Ooltewah, Tennessee Clayton M. Lawing, Montgomery Jacqueline A. Giancola, East Brunswick, New Jersey Alex D. Luttrell, Mountain Brook Margaret E. McCown, Kennesaw, Georgia Sesquicentennial Alumni Honors Alexandria H. Hallmark, Altoona Lucy K. Meggs, Tuscaloosa Scholarship Madeline M. McNutt, Eva Lilia E. Kuhn, New Orleans, Louisiana Raheem J. Sanders, Marion Taylor D. Oswalt, Montgomery Zachary T. Mugler, Dothan Caroline Shannon, Austin, Texas Wallis C. Ohlhausen, Atlanta, Georgia Molly M. Weber, Dallas, Texas Katelyn E. Schnell, Flemington, New Jersey Anna C. White, Vernon 1831 The University of Alabama 1849 The first documented minutes of opens its doors. the Alumni Society are taken. 2 | National Alumni Association Henry W. Pritchett, Tuscaloosa Daniel A. Baskins, Athens Samuell O. Conzelman, Birmingham Melina C. Rairamo, Eden Prairie, Minnesota Braydon H. Bauer, Pelham James E. Cory, Birmingham Ashley E. Relfe, Fairhope Mary Franke J. Beacham, Vestavia Hills Coleman L. Cost, Huntsville Kelsey R. Robinson, Hazel Green Rachel E. Bean, Atlanta, Georgia Haley K. Cotton, Jacksonville Christopher D. Rogers, Montgomery Noel W. Bedwell, Mobile Jordan M. Counts, Huntsville Haylee C. Spriggs, Southlake, Texas Hannah E. Bergert, Chelsea Olivia J. Crawford, Montgomery Anna K. Tuggle, Arley Sarah M. Beverly, Dothan Sydney T. Crider, Cullman Leanne C. Turner, Abbeville Joshua R. Bicknell, Glencoe William F. Crockard, Birmingham Matthew J. Wilhelm, Roswell, Georgia Matthew J. Bisch, Round Rock, Texas Carolyn C. Crommelin, Birmingham Andrew R. Bishop, Rainbow City Lindsey G. Davis, Woodstock, Georgia
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