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S t u d e n t A f f a i r s

May

2020

A d m i s s i o n s ︳ C o u n s e l i n g & C a r e e r S e r v i c e s ︳ F i n a n c i a l A i d ︳ H o u s i n g ︳ R e g i s t r a r

S t u d e n t A c t i v i t i e s ︳ S t u d e n t L i f e ︳ S t u d e n t S u p p o r t S e r v i c e s ︳ U p w a r d B o u n d

NEWSLETTERPUBLISHED MONTHLY BY

Will AtkinsonAsst. to VP for Student AffairsStation #56(205) [email protected]

DIRECTORS ADMISSIONSMrs. Libba BakerCAREER SERVICES & COUNSELING Ms. Tammy WhiteFINANCIAL AIDMr. Steve SmithHOUSINGMr. Luther GremmelsREGISTRARMrs. Susan SparkmanSTUDENT ACTIVITIESMr. Jason GardnerSTUDENT ACTIVITIESMr. Byron ThetfordSTUDENT SUPPORT SERVICESMs. Andrea FarquharUPWARD BOUNDMs. Vickie Pullum

UPCOMING MEETINGSMay 4, 2020May 11, 2020May 18, 2020May 25, 2020

DATES TO REMEMBERTransfer OrientationJuly 7, 2020Freshman OrientationJuly 9-10, 2020

VP for Student Affairs:MR. RICHARD HESTER

We have survived our first month of quarantine/shelter in place, Zoom meetings, conference calls, remote work, and partial office staffing. I am thankful for the way everyone has worked to make sure our vital communication flows and processes have gone on with little to no interruption. I have no doubt that many of you will come through this more tech savvy than you were before the world took a collective pause and hopefully a restart will be on the horizon. This is a challenging time for the students we work with on campus, on-line, and in the recruitment process. These challenges also spread to their parents and from office to office. Thank you all for working to stay positive. We will continue to plan for our campus to be ready for our new and returning students this fall. Call on me if your area has any additional needs and we will get through this. Stay healthy and we can all look forward to better days that will come.

Sincerely,

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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES MS. ANDREA FARQUHAR

By the Numbers• Summer 2020 vs Summer 2016

• Applications: 65 (-3)• Transfer: 24 (-4)• Freshman: 41 (+7)

• Admits: 23 (-4)• Transfer: 8 (-2)• Freshman: 15 (-2)

• Fall 2020 vs Fall 2016 • Applications: 2,514 (+1,434)

• Transfer: 197 (+27)• Freshman: 2,317 (+1,407)

• Admits: 1,278 (+620)• Transfer: 92 (+5)• Freshman: 1,186 (+615)

Campus Tours (individual):• August 15, 2019 - May 1, 2020: 163

• 86% check-in rate• August 15, 2018- May 1, 2019: 215

• 77% check-in rate

Campus Tours (group):• August 15, 2019 - May 1, 2020: 434 (stu-

dents)• August 15, 2018- May 1, 2019: 242 (stu-

dents)

Virtual Meetings (individual):• August 15, 2019 - May 1, 2020: 14

Scholarships• Fall 2020 vs Fall 2019 (Freshmen)

• Reviewed - 600• Awarded - 543 (-274)• Accepted - 106 (-31)

• Fall 2020 vs Fall 2019 (Transfers)• Reviewed - 60• Awarded - 52 (+19)• Accepted - 31 (+14)

• ECF Payments: • Fall 2020 vs Fall 2019

• Total - 218 (-33)• 164 freshman (-60)• 54 transfer (+27)

• Fall Orientation 2020 vs 2019• Freshmen - 83 (-31)• Transfers - 32 (+25)

Staff Notes• Mrs. Brenda Jones has been participat-

ing in Friday Zoom meetings with Transfer Recruiters from other senior institutions in Alabama. These meetings have been geared towards planning next month’s ALACRAO sponsored virtual transfer fair.

• Mrs. BreAnna Sturdivant participated in six virtual conferences with schools around the state. Each conference had 30+ students at-tending via Zoom.

• May 3 - Mr. Kirstan Cunningham assisted with the Kelly Land and James Pate scholar-ship competitions. Hosted virtually, partici-pants were asked to write 300-500 word es-says on preselected topics with nine students competing in the James Pate contest and eight competing in the Kelly Land contest.

• April 10 - Accepted Student Day was hosted virtually with Zoom. Students had the option of attending the UWA Essentials portion at 1:00pm to hear speakers from areas includ-ing: Admissions, Financial Aid, Student Life, CARES, Student Engagement, and Housing. Additionally, students could attend an Aca-demic Meeting of their choosing at 2:30 PM. This event was very successful with great student participation and a robust Q&A seg-ment.

ADMISSIONSMRS. LIBBA BAKER

Student Support Services• Honors certificates sent to 85 SSS students

recognizing academic achievements in 2019-2020. A few highlights include...• SSS Student of the Year: Chelsea Ross• SSS Co-Freshmen of the Year: Henry

Bower and Jaida Pavolini• 20 SSS scholars graduating this spring• 19 SSS scholars on Fall 2019 President’s

List• 21 SSS scholars on Fall 2019 Dean’s List

By the numbers...• 120 individual student meetings conducted by

staff • 95% of SSS Scholars are confirmed

as registered, planned, graduating, or transferring for Fall 2020.

• Tutorial Center• 18 tutors • 31 different subjects

• 36 students schedule 49 individual tutorial sessions weekly

Workshops

• Monday - Thursday - Ms. Andrea Farquhar or Ms. Tanzie Brown are leading 1 hour drop-in Zoom gatherings covering a variety of topics including stress management, financial aid, graduate school applications, resume design and job searches.

Upcoming:

• Assist with summer financial aid applications and budgets

• Emphasis 2020-21 FAFSA and KHEAA Verify completion

• Continue recruiting for Fall 2020

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STUDENT LIFEMR. BYRON THETFORD

UWA SGA President Christopher Dunn has joined with SGA presidents from all of Alabama's

public universities and the Alabama Higher Education Partnership to answer the call from Ala-

bama Governor Kay Ivey to help and encourage citizens who are able to donate blood to do so in

an effort to address the shortage following a significant decrease in donations. Dunn and other

SGA presidents filmed remotely for a video promoting the campaign.

Those who are willing can schedule appointments with American Red Cross of Alabama. Read the

story to learn more about the need and safety measures taken. Kudos to our student leaders for

their commitment to service! #DoSomethingThatMatters

http://www.uwa.edu/news/SGAHEPBloodDrive

Special thanks to UWA Public Relations

Quotes from Quaratine: A student’s perspectiveMy experience during quarantine has been a time of self-reflection! I have spent most of my time with my closest family and friends. I have been working on myself by studying more, working out, and developing closer relationships with the people who mean the most to me! Online class-es can be a bit hard, especially if you are not used to them, but my professors have been very easy-going and understanding. Big thanks to the administration of UWA for being the absolute best and doing everything y’all can for the students. I hope everybody has had a positive quar-antine. Can’t wait to be back in the fall. - Madison McMinn, Sophomore Physical Education Major

My experience during COVID-19 thus far has been full of new and challenging experiences. I decided to stay in Livingston for quarantine because I consider Livingston to be my home now. I have spent most of my time working on schoolwork and enjoying time with a small group of friends. I have been able to self-reflect a lot especially on the things that I have taken for granted for so many years. I have been so blessed in my life to have the essential comforts of going to the store and getting my haircut, going to the movies, and to church all things that have been taken away due to COVID-19. I have been able to entertain myself though fellowship with friends, online worship, and so many shows and movies on Netflix. I am currently in junior block in the College of Education and have definitely struggled with the transition to online schooling, but we have made it work. Shout out to the administration at The University of West Alabama for all your hard work and dedication to the students during this time. We are all going to make it through this together because we are UWA strong. - Christopher Dunn, Junior Elementary Edu-cation

Hi, I am Anthony Abner and as a graduating senior, COVID-19 have given me the free time to really sit around and think about the future of my life post-graduation. I am pretty sure I have considered at least seven different pathways such as joining the military, working up the corpo-rate chain of Office Depot (one of my favorite stores to go to), and becoming an interior designer (due to my obsession with changing my room multiple times and thinking I actually know what I am doing). Boredom has given me so much time to just ponder over why I chose to go down one path in my life and not the others. Throughout all my time in quarantine, it has given me a great prospective on those who strongly influence my life and my actions. Getting much more time to spend time with my grandmother has shown me she is the reason I have yet to succumb to my laziness. Having my normal monthly routines be interrupted and stalled has helped me better prioritize my what I want out of life so I am counting down the days until I get the chance to really be an adult in the real world. - Anthony Abner, Graduating Senior Biology


Campus Activities Board (CAB)

• Diligently working to keep the students engaged with multiple interactive social media posts each week.

• Hosted singer/songwriter, Tana Matz, for a virtual concert on April 7. The concert was opened to all universities and several joined UWA in promoting the show. 897 total views include those that watched live, as well as, those that watched the re-corded playback. (pictured)

• CAB Directors have been selected for the upcoming year and have begun to create the fall calendar.

Intramurals

• By the numbers

• 4 teams for Madden 20 online

• 20 submissions for NFL Draft Challenge

• Average of 45 votes per night in Sports Movie Bracket on IG

• 10 participants in the Quarantine Quiz show, hosted by NIRSA

Band

• Continued recruiting efforts to finalize band members for up-coming year

• All incoming student audition videos are due May 8

• Beginning preparations for upcoming year field shows

STUDENT ACTIVITIESMR. JASON GARDNER

FINANCIAL AIDMR. STEVE SMITH

• 2020-2021 Financial Aid Processing:

• As of April 30, 2020

• Downloaded 3,614 ISIRs (615 since last report)

• Packaged 2,719 awards (524 since last report)

• 416 selected for verification (40 since last report)

• 205 verifications completed (49 since last report)

• Delinquent Loans Activity:

• In following guidance from the Department of Education, the

delinquency notifications have been suspended until October.

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REGISTRARMRS. SUSAN SPARKMAN

• March 30 - Preregistration opened for all Summer and Fall terms

• May 7 – End of Term for Campus Spring and Online Spring Two. Grades are due by 5:00 p.m.

• May 12 – Degrees will be posted

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CAREER SERVICES &COUNSELING CENTERMS. TAMMY WHITE

Career Services

Individual Student Contacts: 28

• Resume advice/critiques: 23

• Mock Interviews: 0

• Other: 5

Presentations/Events:

• Provided information for Dr. Cazers PE Class

on resume writing

• Conducted four (4) virtual group Zoom

sessions.

• April 9 - Resume Writing (6 attended)

• April 16 - Regional Recruiter with

Fastenal, Nicole Bryant, provided

information on Employment with

Fastenal and Interview Tips (6 attended)

• April 23 - Zoom workshop led by Ms.

Gena Robbins and Ms. Tammy White

on Basic Tips & Strategies for Virtual

Employer Connections (17 students and 4

faculty/staff attended)

Employer information and

connections:

• Fastenal Recruiter provided information

session via Zoom

• Contacted two (2) graduates and faculty

about Quality Control Technician position

at Cemex in Demopolis.

• Education Interview Day was

cancelled. Instead, emails were sent to all

68 spring 2020 interns to determine how

many are seeking a job.

• Emailed...

• 100 employers an invitation to

participate in virtual online workshop

training for students.

• Seniors various job opportunities

• All undergraduates information on

Vector, Americorps, Micro Internships

and promoted completion of the

Census

Upcoming:

• May 1 - Postcard, “We Are Still

Here”, scheduled to be mailed to all

undergraduates receiving a degree this

semester as a services support reminder.

Postcard was created by Ms. Gena

Robbins.

Career Services (cont.)

Other:

• Provide required ongoing budget and

milestones documentation to CPI Staff

(UNCF Grant)

• Virtual meetings and webinars

attended:

• National Association of Colleges and

Employers (NACE) town hall meeting

• Alabama Connection board meeting

• UNCF: Addressing Skill Gaps with

Digital Badges and ePortfolios

• AlabamaWorks: The Future of Work

Post COVID-19

• AlabamaWorks: Workforce Recovery

Post COVID-19

• Strada Education Network:

Education & Labor Policy Response

to COVID-19

Counseling Services

Individual Student Contacts: 18

• Counseling Sessions – 18

• New Student Intakes - 0

Events/Meetings/Other:

• Attended...

• Orientation Committee meetings

• Developed Power Points on stress and

anxiety to share with students

• Preparing a workshop with Student Support

Services via Zoom

• Phone meeting regarding Dr. Jane

Coleman’s new role as Secretary of the Alabama

Counseling Association

• Assisted School Counseling Program &

Clinical Mental Health Counseling with Spring

2020 residency

Presentations:

• Student Support Services via Zoom on “What

to do when you do not know what to do!” (4

students and 1 SSS staff member attended)

ADA Services:

• 1 referral

• Updated letters for Spring 2 online students

Referrals:

• Domestic Violence Agency – 1


Housing Operations:• Housing Applications Fall ‘20 vs ‘19

• Freshmen - 110 (-68)

• Transfers - 32 (+9)

• Current students - 325 (-111)

• TOTALS: 467 (-170)

• Room and Roommate Selection

• Upperclassmen Room Selection

• Roommate matching took place via My College Roomie, resulting in resi-dents matching into 25 four-person groups, 4 three-person groups, and 50 roommate pairs.

• Hoover Selection took place on April 21, with 24 groups of four (total of 96 residents) selecting apartments in Hoover. This selection was only for those residents who fully matched as groups of four in My College Roomie.

• Priority Room Selection took place on April 22 for students that had fully matched with a roommate (or two) by April 13. There were 56 pairs and one group of three participate, for a total of 115 residents.

• Regular Room Selection for any other students that had not yet selected a room took place April 28 – 30.

• Sorority Room Selection will take place in a few weeks.

• US Census

• April 30 - Data for 699 residents living on campus on April 1 was up-loaded to the US Census bureau

• COVID-19 Response

• Selden Hall residents that did not move out early, were reassigned to Gil-bert Hall in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, giving students their own private bathroom instead of sharing a community bathroom.

• Ms. Angela Ward developed a new Express Check Out process, to sup-port social distancing. This allowed students to check out without any contact with staff. This process will be implemented in the future at the end of the year checkout, utilizing addi-tional technology provided as part of our housing software system that gives students the opportunity to sign up and check out on their own.

• Eight (8) resident assistants chose to resign from the staff, due to the pan-demic. The remaining RAs on campus have been providing 24-hour on call coverage for the halls. The on call and duty process had to be adapted due to reduced staffing, so staff are now doing rounds in multiple buildings rather than just their own.

HOUSINGMR. LUTHER GREMMELS

UPWARD BOUNDMS. VICKIE PULLUM

• UB Staff conducted ongoing meetings with

students to assist with classwork. Mastery

Prep Math, English, and Science tools are be-

ing utilized. Discussions also include healthy

activities and reminders that encourage social

distancing.

• Five (5) UB students have submitted paper-

work for the Bridge program at UWA. Work-

ing to create an implementation plan for

virtual summer programming.

• Plans include teaching Math, Science, and

English via Zoom, Google Classroom, or possi-

bly Blackboard. One challenge is that some of

the students do not have internet or comput-

ers at home.

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ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA Kaley Akin

Arianna ArmstrongWill AtkinsonTatiana Austin

Chyanna BennettTanzie Brown

Treneika BufordZachary Collins

Natalyn D’ErricoSamantha DayKhadija EasleyKelsey Hafley

David Brent Hasenbein

Richard HesterCandice HopkinsBethany Howard

Erica JohnsonCharwanda Jordan

Angel JowersDenise KnightJakyser Lett

Melinda LollarCarrie Lones

Marlina McLeodAmanda McRaeVictoria Montjoy

Tavaris MooreHaley Norris

Kimberly ParkerHannah PowerDiana PullumChelsea RossSarah TysonJames Waits

Curtisha WashingtonDoryan Williams

Brodrick Williams

ALPHA CHI Jenni AarnivaLathia Adams

Bailey AndersonMichelle Campbell

Zachary ChuAbigail ClantonZachary CollinsTaylor Donato

Brianna ForrestSkyler Frank

Katelyn GriffisVictoria GwinKelsey Hafley

Haley HatcherErica JohnsonMary KirklandJonathon LockeMelinda Lollar

Kaitlynn MarkhamCheyenne Martin

Clayton McVayVictoria Montjoy

Anna MorseKimberly ParkerCassidy Pedram

Brittney Pratt

Nicholas PritchettJames RobbinsJohn RobertsChelsea RossAliya Seebrat

Christopher SpencerKaitlyn Strachan

Chrissy TubbsBrandy Turner

Sarah TysonBe’ana Wade

Heather WarrenKatherine Williams

HONORS DAY 2020DO SOMETHING THAT MATTERS.

HONORSOCIETIES

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ALPHA EPSILON DELTAHaylie Best

Shane ClemmonsJaycie CorrellCaitlin DeskinAsma Elnaham

Jenna GoldsmithSamantha Graves

Savannah HennonErica JohnsonKeonna KingAdria MorganAnna Morse

Gabrielle NewsomeTatum Owens

Zyan Phillips

Cylestine Smith

Emma Thomas

Caleigh Wallace

Sydni Wilkins

ALPHA PSI OMEGA James P. McGahey Award – Elizabeth Ward

BETA BETA BETA Thomas AndersonChristian Braswell

Peyton CootsEthan FethkeTamoria FordTrinity Gulley

Victoria GwinHaley Hatcher

Mark Joseph JohnsonLindsey Lancaster

Donielle LeeN’Seya Morrissette

Gabrielle NewsomeElizabeth Scruggs

Brandy SirmonPhillip SpeakeLauren Weaver

BLUE KEY Michelle Campbell

Zachary ChuZachary Collins

Christopher DunnEmily EdmondsBrianna Forrest

Skyler FrankKatelyn GriffisTaylor James

Erica JohnsonMary Sullivan Kirkland

Whitney LylesBaleigh Marchant

Kylie MartinKendairus McNeese

Victoria MontjoyAnna Morse

Kimberly Parker

Brittney PrattJohn RobertsAliya Seebrat

Christopher SpencerJordan TaylorSarah Tyson

Caleigh Wallace

CARDINAL KEY Bailey Anderson

Thomas AndersonLeah Bagley

Madison BarbaraMichelle Campbell

Andrew CarneyZachary Chu

Zachary CollinsChristopher Dunn

Brianna ForrestKatelyn GriffisRenita Harris

Haley HatcherErica Johnson

Mary Sullivan KirklandWhitney Lyles

Cheyenne MartinKylie Martin

Hayden McDanielDestanee McMullen

Victoria MontjoyAnna Morse

Gabrielle NewsomeKimberly Parker

Brittney PrattMaverick Ratcliff

Aliya SeebratChristopher Spencer

Caleigh Wallace

Virginia Irwin Award Cheyenne Martin


DELTA MU DELTA Madison Barbara

Hao ChenChizhe Cheng

Zachary Collins

Oliver HarrisonVictoria Montjoy

Brittney PrattChelsea Ross

Emily SeayFaith StandiferXueshi Wang

Heather Warren

LAMBDA PI ETA Julia BergmannRobert Bradley

Lauren DyerBaylee Gardner

Amanda Gilliland

Brittany HarrisKylee Koch

Kerringtan MaddoxMatthew Mason

Emma Powell

Tamarous ReynoldsOlivia Grace Turner

Jennifer Yurko

LAMBDA SIGMAMalandi Alston

Kayla BlakeJordyn Bonds

Aniyah CrawfordJacob Dial

Amaya HintonLexy House

Morgan Houston

Jordyn JohnsonChloe Johnson

Mary KishLindsey LancasterEmily Newsome

Jaida PavoliniDestiny Prisock

Ariel Rocker

Lindsey SaxtonEmma ThomasJontell TuckerChelsea TurnerAlyssa Verhoff

Breonsya WhiteSydni Wilkins

OMICRON DELTA KAPPAAnthony Abner

Haylie BestMary Kaitlyn BoothMichelle Campbell

Laurel CarrierAlisha Chaney

Mitchell DisharoonSummer Earle

Victoria GwinErica JohnsonJakyser Lett

Baleigh MarchantCaitlyn MuncherLeslie Roberson

Chelsea RossTrezha Ruiz

Chrissy TubbsEmylee TullBe’ana Wade

Omicron Delta Kappa Leader of the Year

AwardKaitlynn Markham

ORDER OF OMEGASummer Abston

Kaley AkinRoxcanna Bradley

Summer EarleSkyler Frank

Wesley JoinerNicholas McCoy

Ja’Roderick ParkerKimberly Parker

Brittney Pratt

Leslie RobersonChristopher Spencer

Nathan TrainorDiana TraywickChrissy Tubbs

PHI ALPHA THETAMcKenzie Dawson

Anna HolycrossDawn Kaylor-Wallace

Jacob LewisCora Smith

Outstanding Student in Western Civilization Survey Sequence

Mary BishopOutstanding Student in American

History SequenceAnna Morse

Outstanding Senior History Major Connor Sparks


PHI ETA SIGMAKaylee Bell

Henry BowersCleveland Bradley

Hunter BurtonAnnaya Chelcy

Sarah CocoPeyton Coots

Aniyah CrawfordDallas Dean

Mackenzie DillAnna DixonAbby Fuller

Shelby GandyChloe GoodwinKaylee HatleySolomon Hill

Amaya HintonLexy House

Morgan HoustonCaroline Humphrey

Anna JanesMary Kish

Sheridan KromannPaige Laidler

Lindsey LancasterRobert LindseyVincent LovettLakisha Lucy

Karley McDanielMary RandallAriel Rocker

Benjamin Shadden

Hailey SpradlinLaura ThomasonChelsea TurnerAlyssa Verhoff

Breonsya WhiteDoryan Williams

Savannah Williams

Phi Eta Sigma Freshman of the Year

Hailey SpradlinPhi Eta Sigma Member

of the YearLeslie Roberson

PHI KAPPA PHI Amy Bustin

Michelle CampbellJessica Cederberg

Elizabeth CheathamZachary CollinsHarrison Corolis

Tamra CountsBrianna Forrest

Jordan Frederick

DeAnna GroceHaley Hatcher

Connie HawthorneMeredith HornsbyLakeisha Johnson

Melinda LollarWhitney Lyles

Cheyenne MartinClayton McVay

Kimberly ParkerWilliam PettisBrittney Pratt

Nicholas PritchettChelsea RossAliya Seebrat

Christopher SpencerKaitlyn Strachan

PINNACLEUNDER GRADUATE

Lathia AdamsCarrie Lones

GRADUATEBrittian Anderson

Lauren DunkinElisabeth Noffsinger

Wendy Sammons

Academic and Excellence Achievement Award

Lathia Adams

PSI CHIChyanna BennettAustin CriswellAutumn Daniel

Sarah GutherySarah Hall

Haley Norris

Zyan PhillipsHannah Power

Keitha Scalf

SIGMA TAU DELTAJayla Gellington

Matthew HenningtonWesley Howard

Joseph LawCheyenne MartinHayden McDaniel

Noah NappStella Smith

Megan Tidmore


STUDENT SUPPORTSERVICES

Student of the Year – Chelsea RossCo-Freshman of the Year – Henry BowersCo-Freshman of the Year – Jaida Pavolini


SPECIAL RECOGNITION


COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

ASCPA Accounting Achievement Award – Kaley Akin

ASCPA Educational Foundation Scholarship – Zachary Collins

CFA Awareness Student Scholarship

StockTrak Excellence in Investing Award

Cleophus Barlow Zhenyu Wang Jiarong Yang

York Rotary Club Truel D. Hicks Accounting Scholarship – Brittney Pratt

Darryl Hutcheson Memorial Scholarship Award - Aaliyah Connor

T. Raiford Noland Memorial Scholarship - Hannah Powers


COLLEGE/DIVISION AWARDS

Hao ChenChizhe ChengYiwei Duan

Xinyu FanZiyang Lin

Xueshi Wang

Liyuan Zhang

CFA Society of Alabama Exceptional Student in Finance Scholarsh

Yiwei DuanXinyu Fan

Xueshi WangYi Zeng


COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONAver Stephens Rumley Award – Sarah Tyson

Carol Parnell Cunningham Award – Kacey Weekley

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTSBetty Jean Tucker Award for Creative Writing – Emma Ryan

Betty Jean Tucker Award for Critical Writing – Erin WattCharles Loveless Scholarship Award – Chrissy Tubbs

Robert B. Gilbert Award for Freshman Composition – Sheridan KromannThe Dymond Award – Coline BourriganIMC Leadership Award – Ellie McKenzie

David Warren Bowen Prize for Undergraduate Writing and Research

Sarah CoffeyMichael Hornsby

Daniel RhodesConnor Sparks

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE &

MATHEMATICSBetty Jean Tucker Award for Creative Writing – Emma Ryan

Alabama Power Endowed Scholarship - Alexa Kauffman & Kaylen BendolphJessica Hill Memorial Marine Biology Scholarship – Bethany Howard

A. J. Killebrew Scholarship Award in Mathematics Education – Kelsey HafleyA. J. Killebrew Scholarship Award in Mathematics – Nikki Giles

COLLEGE OF NURSINGGregory O. Snow Scholarship – Brandy Mosely


COLLEGE OFBUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY

AAS Degree Engineering Technology – Delton HarrisonAAS Degree in Industrial Maintenance - Jacob Allen

Accounting – Sarah WyattBusiness Administration - Micha McGaha & Sarah Rose

Computer Information Systems – Katie BarrettEngineering Technology – Griffin Ricketson

Finance - Chou ZhouManagement – Manuel CastellonMarketing – Brandon Anderson

Quantitative Finance and Econometrics – Xueshi WangTechnology – Kierra Jackson

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONEarly Childhood/Elementary Education – Sarah Tyson


UNIVERSITYSCHOLARS


COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCE &

MATHEMATICSAthletic Training – Jonathon Locke

Cell and Molecular Biology – Anna HolycrossChemistry Comprehensive – Climeshia Wells

Conservation and Field Biology – Abigail ClantonExercise Science – Haylie BestGeneral Science – Nicole AledoHealth Science – Victoria Gwin

Marine Biology – Kaitlynn MarkhamMathematics – Kaitlyn Strachan

Physical Education (P-12), Teacher Education – Sydney BozemanSport Management – Ben Walker

DIVISION OF NURSINGNursing - Trezha Ruiz

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