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MURRAY STATE

UNIVERSITY

Honors Day

Friday, May 9, 2008 2:30 p.m.

Lovett Auditorium

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PROGRAM

Processional ...................... "Ceremonial Processional" ................ arr James Ployhar

Presiding ...... .. ......................... .. .... ...... ..................................... .. ... ............... . Eric King 2007-2008 President, Student Government Association

Invocation ................. .. .... .. .... ............... ....... .. .... ............. ...................... ... Derek Nance 2007-2008 Vice President, Student Government Association

Welcome .......... ............................ ..... .... .... ................................. ....... .... Randy J. Dunn President

Presentation of Honors .. ... .... ..... ....... ............ .......... ............ ..... .... . Gary R. Brockway Provost and Vice President, Academic Affairs

Recessional .... ... ..... .... .. ...... "Ceremonial Recessional" ... ........... ... arr James Ployhar

• Music provided by: .......... .... .. ; Murray State University Symphonic Brass Ensemble

Trumpet:

French Hom:

Trombone:

Euphonium:

Tuba:

Dennis L. Johnson, Conductor

Norman Blakely, Chris Buis, Keith Dossett, Grant Jones, Mark Woodring

Jessica Arnold, Cory Mullins, Megan Richter, Kim Root

Jacob Carroll, Anthony Darnall, Tim Hutchins, Shaun Saulsberry

Josh Cole, Brett White

Matt Butterfield, Matt Hightower

A reception is being held from 4:00-5:30 pm in Pogue Library. Honored guests in­clude the Golden Class of 1958 and the graduating class of2008. We hope graduates and their families will join us.

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~Murray MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY"

Office of the President 218 Wells Hall

Murray, KY 42071 -3318 Phone (270) 809-3763 Fax (270) 809-3413

May 9, 2008

Welcome to Murray State University for the celebration of Honors Day 2008. This special ceremony is held by tradition just before Commencement each spring to recognize the academic accomplishments of Murray State students.

Murray State University is dedicated to the promotion of academic excellence. The students we honor today exemplify fulfillment of the central mission of this University, to ensure that our students receive a college education of the highest quality. In meeting this goal , we rely on the contributions of a distinguished and dedicated faculty and a stimulating and supportive learning environment. Our degree programs receive ongoing review and improvement to maintain their effectiveness and currency. Our efforts are rewarded through the accomplishments of the many outstanding Murray State students like those we honor today.

To those of you receiving awards and recognition, please accept my warmest wishes for continued success. We are proud of all you have accomplished. To those visitors who have come to our campus for this celebration, I extend a cordial welcome and hope that your stay is a pleasant one.

Sincerely, ~

'E~I President

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May 9, 2008

Murray State University Student Government Association

2002 University Station Murray, KY 42071

(270) 809-6951 FAX (270) 809·6952

Dear Parents and Friends:

On behalf of the entire Student Body of Murray State University, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to Murray State University.

This afternoon we will recognize those students who have attained excellence at Murray State. Their achievements bring honor not only to themselves but to Murray State as well.

We appreciate your prese11ce today because it is through you, the parents and friends that the honorees have been afforded the opportunity and freedom to search for and achieve excellence.

We hope that your visit to our campus will be an enjoyable one and that you will return as other students build their futures at Murray State. Thank you for your support and prayers.

izl;;:;~ EricKin;r President

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ACADEMIC AFFAIRS AWARDS

Gary Brockway provost and vice president

for academic affairs

Honors Program Mark Malinauskas, director

HONORS PROGRAM MEDALLION

Kathryn French, LeeAnna Green, Meagan Hensley, Jacob Hornbeak, Laurie LeCompte, Jennifer McPherson, Tyler Powell, Warren Robinson, Alana Seaborg

The Murray State University Honors Program was established to provide outstand­ing students with a varied and challenging liberal education. Those who complete all the requirements of the Honors Program receive the Murray State University Honors Diploma. The Honors Diploma Medallion awarded in recognition of this achievement is worn by the recipient at Commencement.

HONORS PROGRAM OUTSTANDING HONORS DIPLOMA GRADUATE

Tyler Powell The award is presented to the recipient of the Honors Diploma whose outstanding academic performance and support of Honors Program activities best represent the ideals of liberal education.

HONORS PROGRAM OUTSTANDING SENIOR

Tyler Powell

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The award is presented to the fourth year student in the Honors Program whose outstanding academic performance and support of Honors Program activities best represent the ideals of liberal education. A certificate will be presented.

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND

PUBLIC AFFAIRS

Timothy Todd, dean

Collegiate Awards

BREAZEALE FELLOWSHIP

Courtney Crain, Treone Lewis The fellowship is presented to a student who has achieved at least junior standing in the College of Business and Public Affairs, has achieved academic excellence, and has displayed excellence in creative and/or academic performance. A plaque and a scholar­ship will be presented.

WILLIAM G BROUGHTON FEL~OWSHIP

Emily Wuchner The award is presented for ootstanding performance in the recipient's major field and for leadership and service to the university and community. The Broughton Fellow receives a stipend and a plaque.

Department of Accounting Don Chamberlain, chair

OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE IN ACCOUNTING

Marcy Boggess The award is based on academic excellence and service to the department and the university. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING JUNIOR IN ACCOUNTING

Ashley Bogard The award is based on academic excellence and service to the department and the university. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ACCOUNTING

Tara Hartmann The award is based on academic excellence and service to the department and the university. A plaque will be presented.

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BETA ALPHA Psi OUTSTANDING MEMBER

Erin Hutchins A plaque will be presented for dedication and service to the fraternity and to the accounting department. Beta Alpha Psi is a national accounting honor fraternity.

Department of Computer Science and Information Systems Victor Raj, chair

KELLER-ScHROEDER OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Christopher Bradley The student is selected for this award based not only on academic achievement but also on intellectual curiosity, professional promise, and quality of workmanship in software products. A certificate/plaque and check will be presented.

AG CONNECTIONS OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

Evan Miller The student is selected for this award based not only on academic achievement bu also on intellectual curiosity, professional promise, and quality of workmanship i1 software products. A certificate/plaque and check will be presented.

Department of Economics and Finance David Brasfield, chair

PUGH FAMILY OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ECONOMICS

Heidi VanAmeringen The award is based on achieved academic excellence, and notable university ar community service. The student's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the depai ment. A plaque and stipend will be presented.

PUGH FAMILY OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN FINANCE

Sophia Pratt The award is based on achieved academic excellence, and notable university ar community service. The student's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the depar ment. A plaque and stipend will be presented.

ELISABETH T. MAXWELL AWARD FOR MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT IN FINANCI

Patrick Johnson

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The award is based on academic achievement and intellectual development. Th student's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the department. A plaque and st pend will be presented.

Department of Journalism and Mass Communications Robert Lochte, interim chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ADVERTISING

Amanda Bates An award recognizing outstanding academic and professional achievement in the field of advertising. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the L.J. Hortin Reading Room in the department. A plaque will also be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ELECTRONIC MEDIA

Todd Plewa An award recognizing outstanding academic and professional achievement in the field of electronic media. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the L.J. Hortin Reading Room in the department. A plaque will also be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN JOURNALISM

Amanda Morris An award recognizing outstanding academic and professional achievement in the field of journalism. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the L.J. Hortin Reading Room in the department. A plaque will also be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN PUBLIC RELATIONS

Megan Tubbs An award recognizing outstanding academic and professional achievement in the field ofpubhc relations. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the L.J. Hortin Reading Room in the department.

KAPPA TAU ALPHA ToP ScHOLARAWARD

Ashley Horn The award is presented to the graduating senior in recognition of overall academic performance. Kappa Tau Alpha is a national honor society for Journalism and Mass Communications.

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Department of Management, Marketing and Business Administration Terrence Holmes, interim chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Trista Hobbs, Lauren Wilson The award is based on high academic achievement and leadership potential. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

Ryan Saxton The award is based on high academic achievement and leadership potential. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN MANAGEMENT

Nichole Cobb The award is based on high academic achievement and leadership potential. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN MARKETING

Kyle Howard, Jaime Jolley The award is based on high academic achievement and leadership potential. A plaque will be presented.

Department of Organizational Communication Steve Cox, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

April Payne The award is in recognition of outstanding academic achievement, campus leader­ship and contribution to the departmental co-curricular activities. A plaque will be presented.

LAMBDA PI ETA OUTSTANDING MEMBER

Wendy Blakeley-Copeland

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This award is presented to an individual who has outstanding scholastic achieve­ment in organizational communication studies and who has played a significant role in promoting Lambda Pi Eta. Lambda Pi Eta is a national honor society for communication scholars. A plaque will be presented.

OMICRON SIGMA KAPPA OUTSTANDING MEMBER

Ashley Lovorn This award is presented to a member of Omicron Sigma Kappa who has demon­strated excellence in the areas of leadership, scholarship, and public service.

PI KAPPA DELTA OUTSTANDING MEMBER

April Payne This award is presented to a member of the Speech and Debate Union who is also a member of Pi Kappa Delta. This recipient has been an excellent speech and debate competitor and leader. Pi Kappa Delta is a national speech and debate honors fra­ternity that emphasizes the art of persuasion. A plaque will be presented.

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Russell Wall, dean

Collegiate Awards

DONALD B. HUNTER DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

Molly Wilmurth This award recognizes a senior who has demonstrated academic excellence, out­standing leadership and contribution, on campus and/or in the region, to the Col­lege of Education. A plaque and monetary award will be presented.

OUTSTANDING STUDENT TEACHER A WARD

Lauren Parrish, Chelsea Vandiver, Kristin Watson This college-wide award recognizes excellence in a specific discipline within the college by a graduating senior. A plaque will be presented.

Department of Adolescent, Career and Special Education Ginny Richerson, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN CAREER AND TECHNICAL TEACHER EDUCATION

Hilary Edwards This award is presented to a senior in Career and Technical Education based on academic achievement, leadership, campus activities and professional commitments. The recipient's name will be permanently displayed on a plaque in the department.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Stephen Springer Selection is based on academic achievement, professional interest, leadership, cam­pus activities, and contributions to the department. The recipient's name will be permanently displayed on a plaque in the department.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN MIDDLE ScHOOL EDUCATION

Melissa Collier

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This award is presented to a graduating senior middle school education major who has an outstanding background and shows promise of success in the teaching pro­fession. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIP IN LEARNING AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS

Emily Hillard, Rebecca Hopper The award is presented for academic excellence. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN LEARNING AND BEHAVIOR DISORDERS

Laine Cooper The award is presented to the senior special education major who has demonstrated exemplary performance in classroom achievement and professional commitment. A plaque will be presented.

Department of Early Childhood and Elementary Education A. Jo Robertson, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Kevin Whitechair This award is presented to a graduating senior elementary education major who has an outstanding background and shows promise of success in the teaching profes­sion. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN IN,.ERDISCIPLINARY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

Dana Crawford This award is presented to a graduating senior interdisciplinary early childhood education major who has an outstanding background and shows promise of success in the teaching profession. A plaque will be presented.

TRUMAN D. WHITFIELD MEMORIAL SERVICE A WARD

Tyler Moore This award is presented to a student pursuing a degree in Teacher Education who has an outstanding background in service to the college and surrounding area and show promise of success in the teaching profession. A plaque will be presented.

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Department of Wellness and Therapeutic Sciences Pamela Rice, interim chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN COMMUNICATION DISORDERS

Kristen Jones The award is a plaque that recognizes a senior in communications disorders for academic excellence, outstanding leadership, service and professional commitment.

OUTSTANDING SCHOLARSHIP IN COMMUNICATION DISORDERS

Jessica Stinson The award is a plaque that recognizes a senior in communications disorders wl)o has demonstrated academic excellence and exemplary scholarship.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN EXERCISE ScIENCE

Summer Bolton, Lauren Clemson, Barrett Mattingly This award is presented for academic performance, professionalism while a stu­dent, cooperation with peers and faculty, and professional promise. The student's name will be inscribed on a permanent plaque displayed in the department. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN RECREATION

Andrew McKinney Selection is based on academic achievement, professional interest, leadership, cam­pus activities, and contributions to the department. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN NUTRITION, DIETETICS AND FOOD MANAGEMENT

Carolyn McA/iley A plaque will be presented to the student in nutrition, dietetics and food manage­ment who has exhibited outstanding academic achievement, leadership, professional interest, and service for the department and the university. A plaque will be pre­sented.

AMERICAN ffUMANICS SENIOR OF THE YEAR

Amber Roach

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Awarded for leadership in academics and service to the community. The recipient's name will be permanently displayed on a plaque in the department. A plaque will be presented.

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND

FINE.AR.Ts

Ted Brown, dean

Collegiate Awards

MARGARET TREVATHAN CREATIVE WRITING AND ARTS EDUCATION ScHOLARSHIP

James Kyle Damron A scholarship is awarded to a student pursuing a teaching career in art, creative writing, dance, theatre or music. The recipient will receive a plaque and a stipend.

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA MARIA LEONARD BOOK A WARD

Ashlie Benford, Eden Davis A book will be presented to the outstanding graduating member of Alpha Lambda Delta. Alpha Lambda Delta is a national honor society recognizing outstanding scholarly achievement in the freshman year. Provost Gary Brockway will present the award.

BREAZEALE FELLOWSHIP

Danielle Goss~/in, Whitney Hunt, Jessica Moore The fellowship is presented to a student who has achieved at least junior standing in the College of Humanities and Fine Arts, has achieved academic excellence, and has dis­played excellence in creative and/or academic performance. A Breazeale Fellow re­ceives a plaque and a scholarship.

Department of Art Dick Dougherty, chair

ART A WARD OF EXCELLENCE - LEVEL I Jennifer Bittner

The award is presented to a freshman art major who has achieved academic excel­lence in studio work. A certificate will be presented.

ART A WARD OF EXCELLENCE - LEVEL II David Honaker

he award is presented to a sophomore art major who has achieved academic excel­lence in studio work. A certificate will be presented.

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ALPHA Mu GAMMA SERVICE AWARD

Arwen Gaddis This award is presented for outstanding service to Alpha Mu Gamma and the pro­motion of foreign language study. Alpha Mu Gamma is the national foreign lan­guage honor society. A plaque and certificate will be presented.

Department of Music Pamela Wurgler, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN MUSIC

Joel Roberts, Mark Woodring The award is presented to a music major in recognition of scholarship, musician­ship, departmental involvement, campus involvement, leadership, and estimate of future success. A plaque will be presented.

Department of Psychology Renae Duncan, chair

Psi CHI OuTSlANDING PSYCHOLOGY SENIOR

Charles Jenks A plaque is presented to the senior in psychology who has demonstrated outstand­ing academic performance and has the potential to make a significant contribution to the field of psychology. Psi Chi is a national honor society for psychology stu­dents. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a permanent plaque displayed in the departmental office. A plaque will be presented.

Department of Theatre and Dance David Balthrop, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN THEATRE

Bobby Maglaughlin, Mary Matheny, Amanda Williamson

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This award is presented to the student who does the best work, the most varied work and is considered a prime candidate for continued succ~ss.

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COLLEGE OF SCIENCE,

ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Robert Pervine, interim dean

Collegiate Awards

SIGMA XI OUTSTANDING STUDENT RESEARCH AWARDS

Annette Fowler. Kristen Landolt Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, has been since 1886 the honor society of scientists. Election to Sigma Xi, made on the recommendation of members, recog­nizes research and carries with it the opportunity to cooperate with other scientists in the activities of research and scholarship.

GRADY CANTRELL SIGMA XI SCIENCE SCHOLARSHIP

Kevin Witbrodt This scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior science major who has demon­strated outstanding schol~hip and has the potential to contribute to his/her field. This scholarship is given in memorial to Grady L. Cantrell who was a valued mem­ber of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics and Murray State University from 1968 yntil his death in 1994.

Department of Biological Sciences Thomas Timmons, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR BIOLOGY MAJOR

Kelly Kohorst, Todd Schoborg The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, diversity of interests and activities, and communication skills. A plaque and cash award will be presented.

LARRY D. PHARRIS OUTSTANDING WILDLIFE STUDENT

Stephanie Galla This award recognizes the student making the greatest contribution to the Wildlife Society, the professional organization of wildlife biologists. Named after a 1977 winner, the Pharris Memorial provides a cash award.

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Department of Chemistry Judy Ratliff, chair

OUTSTANDING MAJOR IN CHEMISTRY

Brooke Kieffner. James Locke The award is based on outstanding achievement during the undergraduate career and promise of success in the chosen field . The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

CHEMISTRY STUDENT AFFILIATES AWARD

John-Patrick Clark The award is based on leadership in the department and service to fellow students: The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

ROBERTA WHITNAH ScHOLARSHIP

James Tortorelli The scholarship is presented to a sophomore student based on academic achieve­ment during the freshman year. The award is in honor of Roberta Whitnah, who taught in the department for 39 years. The recipient will receive a plaque and schol­arship and the name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

Department of Geosciences Thomas Kind, chair

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN EARTH SCIENCE

Jonathan Tabor This award is presented to the student who demonstrates superior academic achieve­ment, possesses leadership qualities, and is active in extra-curricular activities. The recipient 's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. A certificate and a one-year junior membership in the American Society for Photogrammetry and Re­mote Sensing will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN GEOARCHAEOLOGY

Elyse Gibson This award is presented to the student who demonstrates superior academic achieve­ment, possesses leadership qualities, and is active in extra-curricular activities. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. A certificate and a one-year membership in the American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing will be presented.

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OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SclENCE

David Stepp, Kyra Williams This award is presented to the student who demonstrates superior academic achieve­ment, possesses leadership qualities, and is active in extra-curricular activities. The recipient will receive a plaque, certificate, and a one-year membership in the Ameri­can Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

Department of Industrial and Engineering Technology Daniel Claiborne, chair

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Dustin Turner This award is to recognize the outstanding academic achievement by a senior in industrial and engineering technology. A plaque will be presented.

LEADERSHIP AWARD IN INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Tyler Powell This award is to recognize the outstanding leadership achievement by a student in industrial and engineering technology. A plaque will be presented.

' OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUJION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND

ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Mandy Gilkey • This award is to recognize outstanding contribution to the department by a senior in industrial and engineering technology. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

Brooke Vorbeck This award is to recognize the outstanding senior in industrial and engineering technology. A plaque will be presented.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT

Jimmy Copeland This award is to recognize the outstanding senior in telecommunications systems management. A plaque will be presented.

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Department of Mathematics and Statistics Donald Bennett, chair

M AX G CARMAN SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP

Ryan Walls The recipient, junior member of the Euclidean Mathematics Club, is selected in recognition of achievement and dedication in mathematics and statistics. The re­cipient wi ll receive a $1 ,000 scholarship for their senior year.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR IN MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

Ashley Hagan The award is se lected by facu lty for academic achievement. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a plaque in the department. A plaque wi ll be presented.

Department of Engineering and Physics Stephen Cobb, chair

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN ENGINEERING PHYSICS

Keith Bux, Jonathan Fielder The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State University. The recipient 's name wi ll be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR I N APPLIED PHYSICS OR PHYSICS

Sara Evans, Michael Snyder The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State University. The recipient 's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. Stephen Cobb, chair, wi ll present the awards.

SIGMA PI SIGMA O UTSTA DING SENIOR

Ryan Cobb, Jordan Kelleher, Michael Siebold

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The award is based on academic excellence and service to Murray State Universi ty. Sigma Pi Sigma is the national physics honor society. The recipient 's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque.

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

Tony Brannon, dean

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE O UTSTANDING SENIOR

Amanda Jenkins, Carl Jenkins 111 The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, involvement, and service in the School of Agriculture. A plaque wi ll be presented.

O UTSTANDING S ENIOR IN AGRIBUSINESS

Kelly Brannon The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in agri­business activit ies. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION

Christopher Nelson The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in agri­cultural education activities. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR I N AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

Morgan Jenkins The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in agri­cultural systems technology. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS T ECHNOLOGY

Joshua Drone The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and invo lvement in agri­cultu ral. A plaque wi ll be presented.

O UTSTANDING S E IOR IN AGRONOMY

Kurt Showmaker The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in agronomy activities. A plaque will be presented .

O UTSTANDING SENIOR I N HORTICULTURE

William Criner The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in hor­ticulture activities. A plaque will be presented.

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OuTSTANDI G SENIOR I ANIMAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

Shawna Smith, Danielle Stone The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in agri­cultural mechanization activities. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN PRE-VETERINARY M EDICINE

Karen Pressley The award is based on academ ic achievement, leadership, and involvement in pre­veterinary medicine activities. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN ANIMAL SCIENCE

Carl Jenkins Ill The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in ani­mal science activities. A plaque will be presented.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR IN EQUINE SCIENCE

Jeremy Roark The award is based on academic achievement, leadership, and involvement in equine science activities. A plaque will be presented.

AGRICULTURE L EADERSHIP AWARD

Haley Millwood This award is presented for academic achievement, outstanding leadership, and School of Agriculture involvement. A plaque will be presented.

ALPHA Z ETA O UTSTANDING MEMBER

Jeremy Roark, Karen Sponsler

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The award is based on leadershi p, scholarship, character and support to Alpha Zeta, an honor society for agricultu re students. A plaque will be presented.

CENTER FOR CONTINUING

EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC

OUTREACH

John Yates, dean

O UTSTANDING ADULT STUDENT

Kathleen Saleeba The award, a plaque, is presented to a senior nontraditional student for superior academic achievement.

ALPHA SIGMA LAMBDA O UTSTANDI NG M EMBER

Susan Marinojf The award, a plaque, is presented to a senior member who has demonstrated aca­demic excellence .

O UTSTANDING REGIONAL C AM PUS STUDENT

Wilma Oldham The award is recognizes academic excellence of a nontraditional graduating stu­dent from one of Murray State 's four regional campuses. A plaque will be pre­sented.

O UTSTANDING BACHELOR OF I NTEGRATED STUDIES STUDENT

Miche lle Grisham, Reid McKinney The award recognizes a seni or student in the Bachelor of Integrated Studies pro­gram for academic excellence. A plaque wi ll be presented .

Department of Military Science Lt. Col. Johnny Simon, Officer in Charge

EXCELLENCE IN L EADERSHIP

Gregory Scott . . . The award is presented to a ROTC cadet selected by their peers as d1splaymg the leadership and professionalism ofa future leader in the U.S . Army. The recipient's name will be inscribed on a departmental plaque. An engraved Army officer saber and scabbard wi ll be presented .

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INSTITUTE FOR INTERNATIONAL

STUDIES

Michael Basile, director

I TERNATIONAL EDUCATION AWARD

Kathryn French, Niki Miliotou Awarded to a student who has shown significant dedication to the internationaliza­tion of campus by participating in and/or organizing international events on cam­pus, contributing to the communication gap between domestic and international students, and promoting and marketing international opportunities both in the United States and abroad.

STUDY ABROAD VETERAN GRADUATES

These graduates faced the challenge of study abroad and succeeded. D ECEMBER 2007 Jillian Aguiar, Robert Allison , Jenna Allred, Amy Ashley, Sarah Baker, David Blankenship, Tracey Bogard, Katherine Cunn ingham, Kimberly Dunlap, Amy Eckhard, Elizabeth Erwin, Amanda Felber, Brittany Fentress, Audrey Ferguson, Teresa Ferguson, Gina Fielder, Lauren Fout, Whitney Franke, Brandi Frazier, Brittany Gedl ing, Charles Graves, Alex Griendling, Kimberly Griffin, Genevieve Hancock, Alan Hartley, David Hayden, Ash ley Henson, Taylor Johnson, Thomas Krones, Rhonda Lamb, Chad Lampe, Erin Lane, Rachel Leggitt, Ashley Lovorn, Kara Lybarger, Tina Marshall , Teca Max­well, Jessica Munsell, Emily Myers, Jenny Naes, Cassidy Norvell , Erica Nyakeraka, Matt Oliver, Rachelle Paynter, Carrie Pond, Desiree Quast, Carole Randolph, Teresa Ray, Tara Roberts, Carrie Roberts, Miranda Robinson, Denisha Robinson, Ryan Saxton, Ariel Sexton, Paula Singer, Heather Stroupe, Jessica Thrope, Sarah Uzelac, Ronald Walls, Georgena Ware, Eleanor Wobbe, John Young, Buzz Zhonghai

MAY 2007 Carissa Arne!, Olivia Baggett, Lauren Ballantyne, Shannon Basinski, Amanda Bates, Terrell Bell, Mark Bennett, Brianna Bland, Ashley Boyd, Kelly Brannon, Stuart Brasher, Emily Bridges, Christopher Bruce, Keith Bux, Erin Cathcart, Emily Christopher, Ryan Cobb, Melissa Collier, Colin Corbett, Brandy Couleas, Charlie Cox, Brian Crawford, Angela David, Eden Davis, Elizabeth Davis, John Dickerson, Thomas Dillard, Amanda Enochs, Krystina Eubanks, Hilary Fackler, Jaime Fairbanks, Jonathon Fielder, Whitney Fowler, Katie Frank, Kathryn French, Andrea Ganer, Julia Garner, Matthew Gingles, Christina Grabner, Laura Graham, LeAnna Green, Clark Gwaltney, Ashley Hagan, John Hammond, Lisa Harbison, David Hardin, Amanda Harris, Courtney Harri s, Marshall Healy, William Hendon, Meagan Hensley, Daniel Hill, Paul Holladay, Patrick Hopp,

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Ashley Horn, Gregory Humkey, Erin Hutchins, Casandra Jarred, Katie Just, Lyndsi Keel, Ashley Kennedy, Jenna Kirkpatrick, Jessica Knight, Kelly Kurzendoerfer, Amanda Laszewski, Laurie LeCompte, Shea Light, Bobby Maglaughlin, Cynthia Martinez, Dawn Mason, Mary Matheny, Morgan McCall, Jennifer McPherson, Cara Meyer, Haley Millwood, Tyler Moore, Christopher Nelson, Jacob Nerney, Brandon O'Neill, Derek Owen, Kayla Payne, Tyler Powell, Sophia Pratt, Karissa Ramey, Jessica Riddle, War­ren Robinson, Emily Roethemeier, Kelly Rottman, Alana Seaborg, Robin Shelby, Su­san Shircliff, Zachary Smith, Amanda Smith, Jordan Smith, Jayson Spain, Isaiah Story, Kaleb Tapp, Chelsie Taylor, Mitchell Thomas, Luke Thomas, John Wall , Heather Wa­ters, Crystal Watson, Kirby Watts, Marshall Welch, Rachel Wesse lman, Emily Westart, Allison Wiles, Julie Wilkins, Mary Williams, Molly Wolfe, Leah Wood, Alaina Zanin, Alyse Zinzilleta

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STUDENT AFFAIRS

Don Robertson, vice president for student affairs

Residential Colleges

A CADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

A plaque will be presented to an active member of each residential college who is a graduating senior with a superior cumulative grade point average.

OUTSTANDING SERVICE A WARD

This honor is awarded to the graduating senior with outstanding service to the college. A plaque will be awarded to each recipient.

CLARK COLLEGE - STEVE HORWOOD, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Kathe Payne-Boge! Outstanding Service Award: Mary Williams

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ELIZABETH COLLEGE - CRYSTAL COLEMAN, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Sophia Pratt Outstanding Service Award: Kristen Jones, Crystal Rhoden

HART COLLEGE -ANN LANDINI, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Nicole Suhrenbrock Outstanding Service Award: Susan Shircliff

HESTER COLLEGE - ERIC UMSTEAD, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Eden Davis Outstanding Service Award: Amanda Bates

REGENTS COLLEGE - RICHARD SCOTT, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Jarrod McMillin Outstanding Service Award: Robert Bah

RICHMOND COLLEGE - OLIVER Musc10, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Amanda Smith Outstanding Service Award: Megan Rowlett

SPRINGER-FRANKLIN COLLEGE - PAUL L UCKO, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Susan Caraway Outstanding Service Award: Cowann Owens

WHITE COLLEGE - TED PORTER, FACULTY HEAD

Academic Achievement Award: Ashley Hagan Outstanding Service Award: Kathryn Columbia

GAMMA BETA Pm LEADERSHIP AWARD

Britaney Bailor, Stefanie Davenport, Alicia Schipp, Michael Siebold This national organization recognizes the top 20 percent of all students at Murray State University. Gamma Beta Phi is a national honor society for scholarship, service, and character. Don Robertson, vice president for student affairs, will present the award.

OMICRON DELTA KAPPA J. CARL FISHER BooKAWARD

Amanda Coop A book is presented in recognition of the recipient's outstanding contribution to Omicron Delta Kappa, a national leadership honor society. Don Robertson, faculty secretary, will present the award.

RALPH H. WooDs MEMORIAL AWARD

Meagan Hensley, Amber Roac;h The award is presented for outstanding contribution in leadership and service on behalf of the university campus. A plaque will be presented by Don Robertson, vice president for student affairs.

O UTSTANDING SENIOR WOMAN OF MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY

LeeAnna Green A plaque will be presented to the outstanding senior woman who exhibited the optimal blend of excellence in scholarship, leadership, cit izenship, and academic and extracurricular activities. The award will be presented by Don Robertson, vice president for student affairs.

OUTSTANDING SENIOR MAN OF MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY

Brian Robertson A plaque will be presented to the outstanding senior man who exhibited the optimal blend of excellence in scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and academic and extra­curricular activities. The award will be presented by Don Robertson, vice president for student affairs.

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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

Students selected must have an overall grade point average of3 .0 or above; demon­strate outstanding scholastic achievement, character, leadership and potential growth; exemplify excellence in citizenship and service to the university. Certificates will

be presented .

Undergraduate: Lori Andersen, Sherri Anderson, Joan Balbach, Ashlie Benford, Rhonda Blane, Tracy Bogard, Melissa Bridges, Anna Brown, Savannah Bryant, Whitney Bush, Nicol Calhoun, Emily Christopher, Katherine Cunningham, Karen Delaney, Tommy Dillard, Hilary Edwards, Amanda Enochs, Cobie Evans, Brittany Fentress, Jamie Gilkey, Laura Graham, LeeAnna Green, Ashley Hagan , Erin Hutchins, Kyle Landrum, Amanda Laszewski , Laurie LeCompte, Treone Lewis; Susan Marinoff, Katherine Marks, Tweed McKinney, Jennifer McPherson, Amanda Morris, Carrie Ogle, Matthew Oliver, Rob Parrott, April Payne, Yuri Pompeu, Car­rie Pond, Tyler Powell, Tara Roberts, Brian Robertson, Geco Ross, Kelly Rottman, Benjamin Rush, Laura Schroeder, Susan Shircliff, Whitney Shirley, Amanda Smith, Jordan Smith, Stephen Springer, Nicole Suhrenbrock, Madison Taylor, Courtney Thomason, Elizabeth Thornhill, Ronnie Walls, Christopher Wiegert, Lauren Wil­

son, Molly Wolfe

SERVICE LEARNING SCHOLARS

Service Learning uses experiential learning techniques to combine community service with specific learning objectives in a course. Through Service Leaming students perform meaningful service to the community while engaging in a study that is related to that service. For students to earn recognition as a Service Learning Scholar they need to complete twelve (12) hours of credit in Service Leaming designated courses. Additionally, the student must have an overall GPA of2. 75 and a minimum GPA of3.0 in the designated classes. This designation will be recognized on the student 's transcript.

Cassie Abbott, Taylor Brown, Whitney Bush, Kara Clark, Jennifer Coleman, Hillary Collins, Natalie Cunningham, Karen Delaney, Anne Denton, Andrew Dukes, Brittney Dunn, Amanda Enochs, Carrie Gottschalk, Kimberly Higgins, Micah Hitchens, Amanda Laszewski, Danielle Metzger, Kathe Payne-Boget, Ryne Rickman, Rebecca Riggs, Amber Roach, Jennifer Smith, Lauren Tate, Mary Williams

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MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY

HONORS PROGRAMS

PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARS:

Caroline Baumann, Megan Black, Andrew Casey, Amanda Cash, Brittany Davis, Jennie Dickerson, Dara Doran, Zachary Elmore, Heather Ferguson, Jennifer Farris, Katherine French, Ross Gilles, LeeAnna Green, Eli Hooten, Nicholas Hooten, Lyndsi Keel , Laurie LeCompte, Jeannette Mawyer, Andrew McCormick, Austin McCuiston, Mary Moore, Calla Murdock, Sarah Peddie, Erin Schauberger, Jennifer Russell, Kimberly Simmons, Jessica Simpson, Meredith Stevenson, Brett Taylor, Shelia Wilson, Ashley Winkler

HONORS PROGRAM:

Membership: Charles Adams, Amanda Alanda, Lauren Allard, Jessica Barker, Alice Barnes, Emily Bauer, Caroline Baumann, Howl Bean, Megan Black, Miranda Brown, Kathleen Brownson, Julia Buckman, Asia Burnett, Elizabeth Burton, Colleen Campbell, Antonio Cardon, Andrew Casey, Amanda Cash, Shraddha Chakradhar, Rebekah Clay, Lyndsey Cleaver, Taylor Clements, Kevin Colbert, Katie Conkle, Nathan Cottrell, John Couris, Brian Cox, Courtney Crain, Zachariah Crawford, Amanda Crider, Margaret Cude, Halie Culver, Laura Darst, Amanda Davenport, Brittany Davis, Elizabeth Davis, Kristen Davis, Jennie Dickerson, Sarah Dickerson, Hannah Dingess, Kyle Dixon, Dara Doran, Caitlyn Droste, Zachary Drye, Benjamin Duncan, Kala Dunn, Kate Eckert, Katherine Eiland, Zachary Elmore, Shelley Evancho, Sarah Farmer, Shannon Farrell, Jennifer Farris, Molly Fauver, Heather Ferguson, Ashley Flanary, Anna Floyd, Nicole Fontanetta, Kim­berly Forbes, Tyler Frank, Katherine French, Matthew French, Sarah Fuller, Ginny Furches, Stephanie Galla, Tamsyn Garner, Susan Garnett, Ross Gilles, Shaena Godwin, Shelby Goodlad, Leeanna Green, Matthew Hall, Justin Hammonds, Layne Hardison, Catherine Harris, Benjamin Hart, Steven Hart, Kristin Hendricks, Macy Hensley, Meagan Hensley, Mindy Hoffmann, Eli Hooten, Nicholas Hooten, Jacob Hornbeak, Aron Huckaba, Joshua Hyatt, Megan Johnson, Patrick Johnson, Jonathan Jones, Katelyn Jones, Kimberlyn Julian, Lyndsi Keel , Jodi Keen, Sarah Kelty, Hailey Kercheval , Jarad Key, Brian Kinnaman, Allison Klamer, Amanda Knight, Thomas Krones, Cristin Laird, Al­exander Lane, Andrea Langford, Susan Lawhead, Laurie Lecompte, Elise Lofgren, Rachel Loomis, Lucy Love, Kathleen Lowe, Rachel Mauser, Jeannette Mawyer, An­drew McCormick, Austin McCuiston, David McFarland, Kyrie Mclemore, Jennifer McPherson, , Allison Miller, Jessica Minyard, Natacha Montagud, Jessica Moore, Mary Moore, Calvin Morris , Samantha Mosby, Calla Murdock, Elizabeth Myers, Nicole New­ton, Melanie Nichter, Sarah Norris, Kirby O'Donoghue, Katie Oller, Anna Overby, Rebecca Paskievich, Sarah Peddie, William Pitman, Meghan Poole, Elizabeth Powell, Tyler Powell , Tara Radtke, Kayla Reno, Lucy Rini , Rebecca Robertson, Whitney Robertson, Warren Robinson, Alice Rogers, Trevor Rogers, Linzy Rollins, Molly Runyon, Jennifer Russell , Amy Sanders, Erin Schauberger, Amy Schluckebier, David Schmoll,

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Alana Seaborg, Hannah Shaffer, Allen Shelton, Brent Sherrard, Stephen Sieg!, Jennifer Siler, Kimberly Simmons, Jessica Simpson, Dustin Smith, Kyle Smith, Robyn Smith, Lacey Sparks, Meredith Stevenson, Monica Stewart, Megan Stone, Joshua Stump, Emily Suhrheinrich, Lisa Sullivan, Amanda Summitt, Megan Swaney, Lindsi Swenson, Zachary Szczepaniak, Lucas Tanner-Gray, Brett Taylor, Steven Taylor, Jillian Terhune, Kathleen Thomas, Mitchell Thomas, Sarah Thomason, Halley Todd, Mara Varvil, John Vaught, Rebecca Vergho, Alyssa Vieth, Ryan Walls, Mia Walters, Keith Waters, Kristin Watson, Francis Whitfill, Jenny Wilkins, Kristen Willinger, Sheila Wilson, Ashley Winkler, Catherine Woglom, David Worley, Ashley Wright

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HONOR SOCIETIES

ALPHA DELTA SIGMA

National advertising honor society New Initiates: Sherri Anderson, Amanda Bates, Sarah Beane, Kimberly Conklin, Molly Wolfe

ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA

National honor society for freshm en New Initiates: Justin N . Arnold, Jordan Belcher, Alicia A. Beltz, Sarah Cherry, Alexia Cope, Mary Beth Crowe, Christi Drane, Chris Ethridge, Rachel Ferrara, Cameron Gish, Shelby Good lad, Shelley Hicks, Kelli Johnson, Jessica Jones, Jonathan Jones, Stephanie Jones, Joseph Liliker, Margaret Lo ll ar, Caitlin Long, Phuong Nguyen, Monica Seibel, Jessica Selvaggio, Andrea Sparks, Brittni Sullivan, Julie Wood, Laura Young

ALPHA Mu GAMMA

National foreign language honor society Membership: Michael Bedokis, Donald Carver Jr., Samantha Carver, Mary Beth Crowe, Elisabeth Dickinson, Shavonna Edwards, Rebecca Fe ldhaus, Meagan Hensley, Sarah Norri s, Amanda Plumlee, Kasey Ray, Kelly Rottman, Dorothy Slemmer, Kyle Smith, Melissa Wurth, Brent Webster

ALPHA SIGMA LAMBDA

National honor society for nontraditional students in continuing higher education. New Initiates: Nicol Calhoun, Stephen Springer

ALPHA Z ETA

National honor society for agriculture students New Initiates: Christa Allen , Dustin Blue, Angela Claxton, Ashley Crabtree, Daniel Cumming, Justin Gossett, Rachel Haley, David Hayden, Emily Henderson, Kelly Hoelscher, Jolee Holdernmn, Amanda Jenkins, Jona Kos, Laura Manning, Justin Mathis, Jeremy Roark, Matt Roark, Morgan Roberts, Laura Ross, Laura Sadecks, Rachael Smith, Whitney Solheim, Dori Strader, Heather Whelehon, Rebecca Whitfill , Naomi Whitt, Ashley Wilson, Kimberly Wilson

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BETA A LPHA P si

National honors fraternity for financial information professionals Membership: Nidhi Agrawal, CarissaArnel, Jaclyn Bailey, Jon Barclay, Terrell Bell, Ariel Besaw, Kelly Clayton, Kelly Eversman, Aminah Eyiowuawi, Holly Gibbs, Jenni­fer Gilkey, LeeAnna Green, Tara Hartmann, Kyle Hoffman, Erin Hutchins, Qian Kong, Kyle Landrum, Calista Leonard, Dawn Mason, Hunter Ray, Michelle Stuerzenberger, Nicole Suhrenbrock, Carley Williams

B ETA GAMMA SIGMA

International honor society for business and management programs New Initiates: Lacey Bailey, Thomas Baker, Lacey Blankenship, Ashley Bogard, Christopher Bradley, Laura Breen, Bradley Broh, Nichole Cobb, Taylor Cooper, Tho­mas Copeland, Sebastian Daes, Aaron Denney, Eddie Dillon, Heather Engler, Lauren Falls, Andreas Froschmeier, Kasey Gibson, Mary Gipson, Morgan Gross, Allie Haertling, Michael Hagen, Casey Helton, Elizabeth Hillard, Brittany Hillhouse, An­thony Isbell , Katie Just, Jarad Key, Stelios Koulendros, Alyssa Lewis, Jian Li, Phuong Nguyen, Gwendolyn Pruitt, Yvonne Schramm, Ryan Schuler, Sunkee Song, Holly Stanek, Emi Stewart, Wesley Titus, Joshua Trout, Peng Wang, Devin Wilber

GAMMA B ETA PHI

National honor society for scholarship, campus leadership and community service Seniors: Mary Allen, Sherri Anderson, Nicol Calhoun, Nichole Cobb, Stefanie Dav­enport, Amanda Enochs, Julie Garner, Krissie Golden, Katie Just, Cara Martin, Jarrod McMillin, Brittany Prevallet, Alicia Schipp, Michael Siebold

KAPPA TAU ALPHA

National honor society for journalism and mass communication New Initiates: Sherri Anderson, Amanda Bates, Whitney Bush, Ash ley Horn, Amanda Morris, Teresa Ray

L AMBDA ALPHA

National honor society for anthropology Membership: Jonathan Byrn, January Futrell, Kayce Humkey, Michelle Lee, Jennifer Parrish-Lamb, Morgan Parrish, Ashley Read, Sarah Sharp, Tammy South-Price, Jer­emy Wynn

LAMBDA PI ETA

National honors society for organizational communication majors Membership: Wendy Blakeley-Copeland, Kimberly Bridges, Andrew Dukes, Adam Elliott, Kari Frazier, Tiffany Gaddis-Stanger, Ryan Hays, Jennifer Jamison, Lyndsi Keel , Cara Meyer, Jennifer Owen, April Payne, Megan Price, Amber Roach, Stephanie Robertson, Meagan Rogers, Shaina Slowiak, Michael So llitto, Erica Thweatt, Sarah Treberg, Donielle Wethington, Jennifer Zolfagharbik

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OMICRO DELTA KAPPA

National leadership honor society Membership: Sherri Anderson, Meg Black, Rachel Blackburn, Amanda Coop, Whitney Coyle, Angela David, Eden Davis, Rebbie Edmonds, Kathryn French, Jamie Gilkey, Katie Graves, Casey Helton, Eli Hooten, Nick Hooten, Jonathan Jones, Erica LaMarche, Kaylee Marks, Jessica Moore, Holly Mowery, Derek Nance, Tyler Powell, Nate Roberson, Alana Seaborg , Katrina VanCleave, Megan Waldrop, Leah Wood, Emily Wuchner

PHI ALPHA THETA

National history honor society New Initiates: Kayla Breen, David Downs, Lindsay Morris, Melissa Piper, Kayla Reno, Matthew Scott, Jacob Simmons, Lacey Sparks, M. Shaun Thomas, J. Clayton Vertrees

PI SIGMA ALPHA

National political science honor society Membership: Christopher Allen, Olivia Baggett, James Chamberlain, Jessica Davis, Jessica Grogan, Elyse Hills, Wesley Hunt, Chelsea James, Stephanie Jones, Cara McHugh, Matthew McMain, Makayla O'Neill, Anne Pennington, Ashley Rigdon

Psi Cm National honor society in psychology Membership: Jon Baldridge, Sara Barnard, Brandon Bourke, Clay Brigance, Mary Beth Crowe, Libby Dickinson, Wes Edwards, Danielle Elkins, Ashley Fannin, Michelle Farney, Maggie Gorman, Paul Holladay, Charles Jenks, Katie Just, Whitney Kelsey, Cristin Laird, Ryan Leach, Dave Normansell , Kelsey Quade, Ted Reed, Jr., Leah Wood, Emi ly Woodard

RHO SIGMA KAPPA

National honor society in occupational safety and health Membe rship: Shaun Borchert, James Akin, Josh Cope, Aaron Cullen, Janelle Decourcey, Erin Hampton, Trevor Harper, C.J. Holland, Jayme Kahne, Jared McMillin, Jared Renner, Kari Rudolph, Heather Scott, Jonathan Scott, Melissa Seay, Rebecca Sims, Zach Wipfler, Andy Wong

SIGMA Pt SIGMA

National physics honor society New Initiates : Joel Cates, Sara Evans, James Harris, Casey Thomas, Christopher Woody

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SIGMA TAU DELTA

International English honor society Membership: Adrienne Custer, Ashley Evans, Kelly Mackin, Amanda Smith, Ludwig Weber

SIGMA THETA TAU

International honor society in nursing Membership: Ronnica Adams, Jennifer Coleman, Hillary Collins, Kathryn Columbia, Jennifer Fritz, Ashley Hannon, Donna Harris, Kimberly Higgins, Erin Holtzclaw, Ste­fanie Lacy, Marci Little, Tracy Livermore, Beth McCraw, Rochelle Mendoza, James Mullins, Nina Pope, Kristen Reid, Brandi Schiller, Nicole Thompson