2012 President`s Report - A Wallace State Of Mind

President’s Report
2012: A Wallace State of Mind
WALLACE STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Wallace State will facilitate learning without boundaries, will be committed to every student’s success, will exemplify
the spirit of perpetual improvement and will promote an overarching sense of community.
A Message from the President
Thank you for your support of Wallace State Community College. Within these pages you will find
only the highlights of our constant efforts to ensure that students who enter our college are given
every opportunity to start early, start right, finish and succeed. That is why, having aggressively
accomplished the goals of our previous five year plan in just three years, we have embarked on a
new five year plan with the focus of getting students “Ready for College, Ready for Work, Ready
for Life.” Our primary focus is always on successful student outcomes, which are achieved not
only by excellence in teaching and learning but also through fostering engagement and wellbeing.
As a result, more high school seniors taking the ACT indicate a preference for attending Wallace
State than any other college in the Alabama Community College System, and the Aspen Institute
recently designated Wallace State as one of the top 120 community colleges in America based on
the outcomes our students achieve. We lead the Alabama Community College System in graduation rates and a recent report in Community College Week ranked Wallace State among the “Top
50 Associate Degrees: Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences” in the United States. We
invite you to take advantage of the many opportunities Wallace State has to offer, whether by
enrolling in a course for college credit courses or continuing education, or attending an event on
campus.
Sincerely,
Vicki P. Hawsey
President
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Wallace State celebrated the groundbreaking of the new
School of Nursing and Center for Science. The $25 million
facility is set to contain 115,000 square feet of the state-ofthe-art lecture halls, laboratories and collaborative learning
spaces.
Governor Robert Bentley was on hand at the announcement of the opening of Zero RPM, part of the College’s
business incubator program.
•
WSCC’s 46th commencement exercises graduated more than
1,000 students. Dr. Charles Elliott served as keynote speaker.
•
Kiah Crider earned the Presidential Award for Academic Excellence at graduation; Edgar Lemus earned the Presidential
Award for Technical Excellence; Ashleigh Hayes earned the
Presidential Award for Health Excellence.
•
Wallace State implemented priority registration for the first
time, streamlining its fall semester registration process to
allow students to select classes based upon previously earned
credit hours on campus.
•
Extensive renovations were made to the WSCC Welding Department, adding a new look, additional welding booths and
fume extractors to make the facility more eco-friendly.
•
Wallace State’s Polysomnography Technology program was
recognized with voluntary accreditation by the Commission of
Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
•
Wallace State Culinary Arts earned voluntary accreditation by
the American Culinary Federal Education Foundation Accrediting Commission.
•
Wallace State Diesel Mechanics earned voluntary accreditation by National Automotive Technician’s Education Foundation.
•
The GAP (Get Ahead Plan) program was offered for the first
time as a five-week program to prepare students for entry
level math and English courses. Instructors taught a number
of transitional or developmental courses in English, reading
and math to students who qualified for the program.
•
Flight Technology Instructor Bert Mackentepe was named
2012 Regional Certified Flight Instructor of the Year (CFI) after
being named Alabama Northwest Florida area CFI.
•
Industrial Electronics instructor Joe Hendrix was named the
Alabama Community College System Technical Faculty of the
Year at the Chancellor’s Awards. Hendrix, Sid Borden, Kathy
Buckelew and Virginia White represented WSCC at the Chancellor’s Awards.
•
Wallace State celebrated its designation as an All-Steinway
School, joining elite company with only 140 other colleges
and becoming the lone community college in Alabama to
earn the recognition.
•
Jason Morgan was named Dean of Financial and Administrative Services.
•
Wallace State hired Tyler Roden to form and lead a Campus
Police Department.
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Wallace State’s Kelley Jones was named President of Alabama’s Adult Education Director Association.
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Sophomore Rachel Wiley was named an Alabama Distinguished Phi Theta Kappa Chapter member.
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Four teams were named NJCAA All-Academic Teams: Volleyball (3.56 GPA); Softball (3.33); Golf (3.29); Women’s basketball (3.18).
•
The WSCC Lady Lions volleyball team won its fifth straight
regular season championship, fourth straight ACCC/Region
22 tournament championship and made its 13th national
tournament appearance.
•
Wallace State volleyball player Callie Miller earned a NJCAA Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence for maintaining a 4.0 GPA.
Teammate Erica Baker was named NJCAA Honorable Mention
All-American.
•
WSCC men’s basketball won its second state title in three
seasons, winning four games in four days to win the state
title and advance to the NJCAA tournament. WSCC women’s
basketball finished 22-9 and state runner-up.
•
WSCC men’s basketball player Jeremy McKay and women’s
player TaCouya Allen were each named NJCAA Honorable
Mention All-Americans.
•
Jessica Simpson was elected Homecoming Queen.
•
Wallace State had multiple students win state at SkillsUSA:
Walter Eads in CNC Milling; Mark Lowry, Precision Machining;
Deolindo Cabrera, Related Technical Math; and Joshua Smith,
Architectural Drafting. Amanda Smith was named State of
Alabama Postsecondary Officer. Eads and Lowry each finished
third at the national SkillsUSA competition in Kansas City, Mo.
WSCC baseball finished state runner-up and with a 41-17
record after sharing the ACCC North Division title.
•
Sara Beth Drake was named
Miss Wallace State 2012.
•
Wallace State cheerleaders Andrea Micelli and Zack Britts
were named 2012 Collegiate All-Americans by Cheerleading
Magazine.
•
Wallace State’s Wellness
Center celebrated its 20th
anniversary.
•
Wallace State alum Kip Moore became
one of country music’s hottest newcomers, successfully debuting with “Up All
Night” album and debut song “Something’ ‘Bout a Truck,” both hitting No. 1.
•
Wallace State had recordbreaking ticket sales at the
AHSAA Northwest Regional
tournament.
•
Former Wallace State baseball player
Jake Elmore made his MLB debut with the Arizona Diamondbacks, becoming the fourth former WSCC player to
make his major league debut in four seasons, joining Derek
Holland (2009), Craig Kimbrel (2010) and Graham Godfrey
(2011).
•
The Green Team’s campuswide “Clean Air Policy,”
prohibiting smoking on
campus, was implemented.
•
Wallace State completed a $14,000 floor renovation at Tom
Drake Coliseum.
•
The Lady Lions softball team finished third in the nation after
winning its fifth state title in six years and finished the season
with 62-12 record.
•
WSCC softball players Heather Parker and Lauren Payne were
each named second-team NJCAA All-Americans.
•
•
“The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” was the selection for
the Common Read Initiative for 2012-2013. Lacks’ son, David
“Sonny” Lacks, and a granddaughter, Veronica Spencer, visited
campus to speak of Henrietta Lacks’s legacy.
•
The Diversity Committee and Culinary Arts Department
hosted a successful Fat Tuesday buffet lunch celebrating Creole cuisine. The event sold out within an hour.
•
During Earth
Day festivities,
the Building
Science Technology Department held an
open house to
showcase their
state-of-theart, net-zero
energy efficient
Green Home
and the Green
Team hosted a
tree planting
ceremony. Trees were also planted to replace those uprooted
by the April 2011 tornado.
•
David Haynes’ “Motorcycling Alabama” photography exhibit
debuted at Burrow Center. Haynes also held a lecture and
conducted a book signing. Other exhibits at the Museum
included “Designing Doctors’ Offices” featuring displays created in a collaboration with the Medical Assistant and Drafting Programs; “Art That Worked: WPA Prints from the Amity
Art Foundation” and “Scenes From Nature” featuring work
of Blount County photographer Larry Clowdus. The Burrow
Museum also sponsored an International Film Festival and a
trip to France.
•
The Museum was named the Alabama Mountain Lakes Tourist Association’s Attraction of the Year for 2011-2012.
•
The Wallace State Communication & Marketing Department
won 17 state, regional and national awards. Director Kristen
Holmes was named Communicator of the Year by ACCSPRA &
NCMPR District 2.
•
The College’s annual Arts in April event included an appraisal
event in the style of Antiques Road Show, the annual Community Art Exhibition, art film screenings, performances by
the Drama Club and Jazz Band, a visit by playwright Michael
Vigilant, and special performances by Mezzo soprano Jessica
Johnson and pianist Ksenlia Polstiankina.
“Wisdom is not a product of schooling but
of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.”
Albert Einstein
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Number of students enrolled in community colleges
Number of students in other sectors of higher education
The number of associate degrees or certificates now earned annually at community
colleges is 932,000—and counting. Understanding the extent to which today’s students
will fill tomorrow’s professional roles, Wallace State Community College in Hanceville is
committed to being a world-class, internationally-recognized, entrepreneurial learning
college. By respecting uniqueness and valuing diversity, we adhere to a vision of
developing culturally-enriched communities and graduating students with a high degree
of accountability, integrity and professionalism.
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We’re not just graduating students who have learned, but professionals who are
inspired to continue to learn. It’s part of the reason that Wallace State Community
College, a degree-granting public community college, is committed to enabling
meaningful learning that transforms lives and communities. Our goal is to promote
student success in student-centered learning environments that are innovative,
engaging and supportive from the moment students arrive on campus.
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
ASSOCIATE DEGREE
Heading off to community
college equals big returns.
Though Alabama community colleges remain substantially
underfunded in Alabama, Wallace State Community College
proves that it is an outstanding investment. Wallace State returns
$9.20 to the state’s economy for every $1 invested, even outpacing
the outstanding Alabama Community College System
average of $6.10.
2.4
billion
Attending Alabama Community
Colleges works for everyone.
The total economic impact of
the System is estimated to be
total employment of 16,888
FTE jobs with total earnings of
nearly $588 million per year. The
ACCS, with its 27 colleges and
two non-educational entities,
commands a total employment
of 7,399 full-time jobs and
an annual operating budget of
$702 million.
ESTIMATED INCREASE
TO STATE GDP!
U.S. Department of Labor • U.S. Census Bureau • U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis •
Alabama Department of Revenue • Economic Development Partnership of Alabama
Our re te nti on r a te, the highest
in the Alabama Community
College System and higher than
the national average of 55%, is
indicative of both a high level
of student satisfaction with
our College and confidence
on the part of the students that
they are progressing toward
achievement of their goals.
61%
90%
Our l i cens ur e r a tes for
students graduating from
health and technical programs.
While a commitment to learning is a
given for any college, it’s the respect for
individual dignity and worth with which
we provide it that makes Wallace State
Community College so different. We
take a holistic approach to every student,
demanding academic integrity, expecting
creative thinking and developing civic
responsibility. Our dedication to excellence
can easily be seen in our graduates as
they move into the workforce prepared to
succeed.
“Let go of the past and go for the future. Go
confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the
life you imagined.”
Henry David Thoreau
Readiness3: Ready for College, Ready for Work, Ready for Life
COLLEGE
WORK
STUDENT
SUCCESS
LIFE
In March 2012, Dr. Vicki P. Hawsey convened a Strategic Planning Task Force to develop a new strategic plan. Approximately 40
representatives of various campus and community constituencies participated in a two-day planning retreat that culminated in the
identification of six strategic priorities. These priorities, which focus on preparing students for college, for work, and for life, will guide our
initiatives through 2017.
READY FOR COLLEGE.
Strategic Priority 1
To strengthen portals of entry, including recruiting, outreach, and marketing,
and points of entry, such as physical and
electronic contacts, through innovative
and effective methods and practices.
Strategic Priority 2
To enhance student success through
multi-dimensional programs and
services that improve preparedness,
build self-esteem, and remove barriers
to academic and personal success.
READY FOR WORK.
Strategic Priority 3
To enhance workplace preparedness
through programs and services that
broaden vocational engagement, that
improve in vital, innovative ways the
institutional response to the present
and future needs of business and
industry, that represent synergistic
partnerships that promote the College’s
mission and vision, and that produce
graduates with the adaptive skills and
training needed to succeed in the
millennial workplace environment.
READY FOR LIFE.
Strategic Priority 4
To aggressively and strategically develop
multiple strategies of resource acquisition to support a culture of learning
Strategic Priority 5
To hold as a foundational principle
that the dynamics of change will be
grounded in a culture of evidence
marked by integrity, accountability,
and a belief in a continuous cycle of
institutional effectiveness.
Strategic Priority 6
To establish transformational learning
partnerships within, across, and beyond
the College’s curriculum that prepare
participants to lead successful and fulfilling lives without boundaries.
Tomorrow’s Vision
is Stronger Than
Brick and Mortar
Wallace State campus after
the tornado on April 27, 2011
Moving Forward
Today, visitors to Wallace State find beauty restored to campus through award-winning landscaping, new campus entrances, wayfinding
signage, a new digital marquee, and more lighting and sidewalks all across campus.
Around the bend.
And ahead of
the curve.
S chool of N ursing and C enter for S cience
The College broke ground in February on the new School of Nursing and Center for
Science, a 115,000 square foot facility with state-of-the-art lecture halls, laboratories
and collaborative learning spaces.
Accreditation
Wallace State is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the Associate in Arts, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science degrees and certificates. Inquiries related to the accreditation status of the College may be
directed to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097; Phone:
404.679.4501). Many programs have additional accreditation from organizations appropriate to the particular disciplines as indicated below.
Routine inquiries about Wallace State, such as admission requirements, financial aid, educational programs, etc., should be addressed directly
to Wallace State and not to the commission’s office.
Associate Degree Nursing (RN)
Accreditation Commission for Education in
Nursing (ACEN) (formally National League for
Nursing Accrediting Commission), Alabama
Board of Nursing
Automotive Service Technology
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation (NATEF)
Business Administration/Business Education/
Management and Supervision
Nationally accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs
Clinical Laboratory
National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Collision Repair
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation (NATEF)
Culinary Arts
American Culinary Federation Education Foundation
Dental Assisting/Dental Hygiene
American Dental Association
Diagnostic Imaging
Joint Review Committee on Education In
Radiologic Technology
Diagnostic Medical Sonography
Joint Review Committee on Education In
Diagnostic Medical Sonography and Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education
Programs
Diesel Mechanics
National Automotive Technicians Education
Foundation
Drafting and Design Technology
American Design Drafting Association
Emergency Medical Services
Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health
Education Programs - Committee on Accreditation of Educational Programs for the Emergency
Medical Services Professions
Flight Technology
Federal Aviation Administration, Approved by
the Alabama State Department of Education
for flight instruction under the U.S. Veterans
Administration Program
Health Information Technology
Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education
(CAHIIM)
Heating and Air Conditioning
Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning Excellence
(HVAC)
Industrial Electronics
Electronics Technicians Association (ETA)
Machine Tool Technology
National Institute for Metalworking Skills
(NIMS)
Medical Assistant
Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health
Education Programs-Medical Assisting
Education Review Board (MAERB)
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy
Education (ACOTE)
Pharmacy Technology
American Society of Health System
Pharmacists
Physical Therapist Assistant
Commission on Accreditation in Physical
Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax
Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone:
(703) 706-3245; email:[email protected];
website: http://www.capteonline.org
Polysomnographic Technology
Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health
Education Programs (CAAHEP), Committee on
Accreditation for Polysomnographic Technologist Education (COAPSG)
Respiratory Therapy
Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory
Care
Therapeutic Massage
Licensed by the Alabama Board of Massage
Therapy School Code Assigned by the National
Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage
and Bodywork
Welding
American Welding Society (AWS)
Alabama Board
of Education
Gov. Robert Bentley, Board President
Randy McKinney, District 1
Betty Peters, District 2
Stephanie Bell, District 3
Dr. Yvette Richardson, District 4
Ella B. Bell, District 5
Dr. Charles E. Elliott, District 6
Gary Warren, District 7
Mary Scott Hunter, District 8
REVENUE
Revenue,
Expenditures
and Scholarships.
Student Tuition & Fees
State Grants/Contracts
Federal Grants/Contracts
Auxiliary
State Appropriation
Other
$11,317,971
$1,150,956
$18,788,502
$3,084,455
$15,652,701
$2,143,703
$52,138,288
Non-Discrimination Policy
It is the policy of Wallace State Community College that no person shall, on the grounds of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, disability, age, or sexual orientation be excluded
from participation in, be denied benefit, or be subjected to discrimination under any program activity or employment. The College will not retaliate against any person because they
have engaged in a protected activity opposing the College or because they have made a complaint, testified, assisted, or participated in any way in an investigation, proceeding or
hearing alleging discrimination on a basis specified above.
Expenses
Instruction
Academic Support
Student Services
Institutional Support
Maintenance
Student Aid (Sch)
Auxiliary Enterprises
Depreciation
Non Operating
$15,998,028
$3,133,475
$4,258,728
$3,818,790
$6,148,112
$4,961,776
$3,599,828
$3,403,842
$1,707,713
$47,030,292
Scholarships:
Institutional
Athletics
Senior Adults
Other
$661,777
$727,504
$50,814
$160,717
Private Scholarships
$1,532,410
Tuition Waivers
$99,767
(not including loans)
$1,600,812
(As of September 30, 2012)
Future Foundation
Board of Directors
Ms. Gloria Williams, President
Ms. Shirley Quattlebaum,
Vice-President
Ms. Phyllis Brewer, Treasurer
Mr. Norris Atchley
Mr. Fred Cespedes
Mr. Tim Compton
Ms. Nell Creel
Mr. Dale Greer
Ms. Donna Guthrie
Dr. Vicki Hawsey, Ex-Officio
Ms. Betty Leeth Haynes
Mr. Joe Holmes
Mr. Don Hubbard
Mr. Billy Jackson
Dr. Tomesa Smith, Ex-Officio
Mr. Howard Tinney
Mr. Jeb Williamson
The Wallace State Future Foundation, Inc.
Invest in a Student, Change a Life
Wallace State is a state-assisted institution, but the percentage of its annual budget provided by the taxes
of Alabama’s citizens decreases every year. At the turn of the millennium, that portion stands at just over
one-fourth of each year’s operating revenue. Simply put, in order to carry out its chartered mission of
teaching and learning, the leader among community colleges in the state must tap into additional resources. While we strive to increase those sources of funding, private giving grows in importance as a new
source of funding to provide scholarships, improve educational programs, and capital improvements. The
Future Foundation looks to its alumni and friends to provide support to this institution, so that its mission
to provide an affordable education to the citizens across the state can continue.
DONORS
Platinum ($10,000 or more)
American Proteins, Inc.
Mike and Lisa L. Eckenrod
FMI-Hansa
My Way Transportation
Representative Jeremy Oden
Pearson Charitable Foundation
Title III Matching Funds
Gold ($5,000-$9,999)
Norris and Barbara Atchley
Bagwell Family Foundation, Inc.
Birmingham Fastener & Supply, Inc.
Jackson & Williams
Ron Smith Enterprises, Inc.
Gloria Williams
Silver ($1,000-$4,999)
Linda Blair Bunis
Ron Burdette
Nell Creel
Cullman Ballet Society
Cullman Power Board
Cullman Rotary Club
Cullman Savings Bank
Cullman-Jefferson Counties Gas District
Drinkard Development, LLC
Nell C. Dunlap
Jenny Folsom
Donna Guthrie
Betty Leeth and Earnie H. Haynes
Sharon G. Horton
IRFA
Vincent T. and Vicki Hawsey Karolewics
Merchants Bank
People’s Bank
Martha Plunkett
Richard Powell
Shirley Quattlebaum
Zina Stansberry
State Farm Companies Foundation
Richard Stewart
Traditions Bank
Unlimited Restoration Specialists, Inc.
William T. and Marcia G. Walton
Wells Fargo Foundation
Patrons ($500-$999)
Alina and Oran Adams
Alabama Coal Cooperative
Assessment Technologies Institute
Thomas R. Averett
Betty S. Bryan
Lois A. Burns
Cash Acme Division of Reliance Worldwide
Total Assets $2,034,291.36
Total Liabilities/Equity $2,034,291.36
2011-2012 Scholarship Awards
FoundationNo.Amount
General
40
$47,884
Specific
66
$35,224
Dual Enrollment
235
$141,300
Alumni
28
$12,895
TOTAL
369
$237,302
CH2M HILL, Inc.
Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, Inc.
Cullman County Commission
Cullman County Industrial Development
Cullman Electric Cooperative
Cullman Regional Medical Center
Dixie Steel Erectors, LLC
Martha Drake
Hanceville Nursing and Rehab Center,Inc.
Casey Hardiman
HOAR Program Management
Joe Holmes
Webb Wheel Products, Inc.
Wells Fargo Bank, NA
Jeb Williamson
Rodney S. Wynn
Sunshine Wynn
Yellowhammer Contracting, LLC
Jan L. Young
Friends (up to $499)
Rachel Britt
Tiffany B. Brothenstine
Leigh A. Brown
Michael or Susan Brown
Tracy Anne Brown
Frank or Stacey Hooper Brunner
Staci Bryan
Kerry Bryant
Tammy J. Bryson
Hal Buckelew
Kathy Buckelew
Martha A. Burchell
Leslie A. Burgess
Ricky Burks
Margaret Burman
Raquel Burton
Melanie Busby
Judy P. Butler
M. Shea Butler
Matt Byars
C & C Graphics
Cabin Fever Beverages
Sonya Cabri
Captured Memories by Shelia
Melissa Cartee
Carter and Company Real Estate, Inc.
Amy Carter
Jordan Carter
Stephanie K. Casey
JoAnn Castles
Jerry Caudle
Juan C. Cervantes
Champion Rehab Resources, LLC
Susan Chandler
Laura Chapman
Aymee L. Chauvin
Kelsey Choisser
Josh Chop
Susan Christensen
Amber Cicero
LLC Civicon
Francesca Clark
Sherry Clark
Aaron Clay
Richann Clay
Theresa Jane Clem
Mary Ann Cline
Ben C. Cobb Jr.
Audrey Cofield
Collin Collins
Mary Collins
Laura Contreras
Andrea Cope
Susan Copeland
Rene’ Cornelius
Corr Wireless Communications
Leigh Ann Courington
Scott Cowart
Tony R. Cowart
Martha Cox
Renda Crabtree
Robyn M. Crawford
Sherri Crawford
Creative Catering
Libby Crider
Glynice Crow
Anita Crumbley
Patricia Crump
Cullman Florist
Ann Culpepper
Adrienne L. Curry
Byron Davis
Casey Davis
Heather B. Davis
Rita Dean
Designs By Grace Catering
Ann Dillashaw
Ellen Dillashaw
Diversicare Therapy Services
Jackie Donovan
Helen Drake
Randy or Cherri Drake
Steve Drake
Dreamvision Productions
Jennifer E. Dunkle
Michelle Dupree
Ken Durham
Micah Dyer
Amanda Eaton
Edmonds Engineering, Inc.
Libby Edmondson
Linda Edmondson
Dane Edwards
Melinda Edwards
Terry D. Edwards
Kristi Lamont Ellis
Karen Evans
Karen R. Evans
Rachel Evans
Donna Farmer
Paige Faulk
Shannon Federer
Mary Helen Ferguson
James C. Fields Jr.
Eglee Finley
First Community Bank
Kevin Foster
April D. Fox
Elliott Free
Chester and Hilda Freeman
Pat Freeman
Phillip Fulenwider
Wayne B. Fuller
Tracie G. Fuqua
Shenise Gardner
Talmadge Garrison
Carol S. Gay
Lisa German
Teresa Gibbs
Anna Gibson
Eric Gilbert
Valerie Ginas
Tammy Renae Gipson
W. B. Glasscock
Dan Glover
Lisa Goodwin
Kelsey Grayson
Sara Green
Dale and Larraine Greer
Nicole Lawson
Shawna Gregory
Guardian Angel Gift Shop
Garlan Jr. or Heather Gudger
Richard W. Gurley
Vivian Hackleman
Chantry A. Hagood
Jeremy Brent Hale
Fred Halstead
Eva Hamm
Hampton Inn Cullman
Deborah Hanks
Drew Hannan
Liz Hanson
Diedre Harbin
Joy Harbin
Suzanne Harbin
Glynda D. Hardin
Molly H. Hardin
Todd A. Hardman
Douglas E. Harris
Joy Harris
Sharon Harris
Ed Hart
Gaylyn Hawkins
Judy A. Hayden
Jennifer Hays
Gwen Headrick
Lonna Heatherly
Jennifer L. Helton
Joe Hendrix
Tim Hendrix
Babs Herfurth
Abram Hernandez
Hanna Hicks
Christy Hightower
Hill Real Estate, Inc
Jennifer F. Hill
Ronnie Hill
Doris Hinkle
Franklin D. Hinkle
Shauna Hinkle
Eldridge R. Hinson
Britny N. Hodge
Jimmy W. Hodges
Miranda Hogan
Patricia Hogeland
Hogland Studio
Connie or Ed Holcombe
Seddrick Holder
Holiday Inn Express
Lynn Holley
Kristen Holmes
Deetria Holt
Deborah Hoover
Winter Horbal
Patricia Horton
Brenda L. Hotz
Mary Hovater
Ashley Howard
Deborah Hudson
Jennifer Hudson
Joseph W. Hudson
Keith Hudson
Darlene Huff
Hump Leasing, LLC
John and Shari Hurt
Michelle Hurter
Kursten Hutto
Brenda Gail Hyatt
Karen Hyche
Mary Helen Ingram
Jackson Renfro and Associates
Billy W. and Vickie Jackson
Vickie W. Jackson
Teresa Jarrett
Courtney M. Jennings
F. G. Jennings
Tony C. Jetton
Beth Bownes Johnson
Brenda C. Johnson
Regina Johnson
Felicia Jones
Mary Jones
K & K Cleaning Service, Inc.
KBZ Photography
Sharon Yvette Keel
Keelan Banks Photography
Stephanie W. Kelley
Matthew Kelso
Kay Kennedy
Kathryn Kennedy
Misty Kennedy
Kristi A. King
Thermyn King
Dawn Klinger
Teresa Klopfer-Young
Knight Sign Industries, Inc.
Charlene Knobloch
Stephanie Koerber
Betty Krenson
Elaine Kreps
Rickey and Jo Kreps
Shannon Lacey
Lakenzie Day Spa
Ashley Lamar
Mary M. Lamar
Lisha Moody Land
Kaitlin Laney
Floyd Lawson
LaQiana Lawson
Robbin Leeth
Theresa Leonard
Brian H. Lewis
Cynthia A. Lewis
Life’s Captured Moments
Levi Lindsey
Linda M. Lipsey
Lauren M. Long
Michael Lopez
Sarah F. Lovell
Erica Lowers
Tiffany Lowery
Luna’s Bar-B-Q
Sandra J. Lusk
Brittany Lyle
Brittney Lynn
Bert Mackentepe
Cynthia J. Maddox
Theresa B. Mahler
Diana Majerik
Jennifer F. Malcom
Cindy Mallard
Melony H. Malone
Kathryn Mann
Larry or Thresea Mann
Marcy Manning
Wayne Manord
Angela G. Massey
Kimberly R. Masters
Kim Mattox
Lou Ann Mayhair
Cynthia Maymi
Greg and Harriet Mayo
Mary Mayo
Jeff McAdams
Chelsea McCurdy
Barry McGriff
Terri McGriff-Waldrop
Niall McKelvey
Tonya M. McKinney
Debbie McLemore
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Russell E. Moore
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Jorge or Wanda Naranjo
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Mark Nelson
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NHC Rehab
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Becki-Lynne Page
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Shea Powell
Premier Bank
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Susan R. Quick
R. E. Garrison Trucking, Inc.
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Bari L. Reaves
Regions Bank
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Rehab Select
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Restore Therapy Services
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Kay Shabel
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Lisa Smith
Matthew Smith
Rebekkah Smith
Susan B. Smith
Tomesa Smith
Deborah Spann
Michael G. Sparks
Donna Speeker
Linda Sperling
Sue Spradlin
St. John & Associates, Inc.
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Joe Stallings
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Brandon Standridge
Donna Stanley
Maria Steele
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Crystal Stewart
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Melissa Strickland
Melissa Stricklin
Cesilia Suarez
Michelle Suggs
Jessica Sullins
Talk of the Town, LLC
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Paul Taylor
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Tucker-Jones Engineers Associated PC
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Wells R. Turner Jr.
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Waldrop Chiropractic Clinic
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Mary Jo York
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“Educating the mind without educating
the heart is no education at all.”
― Aristotle
The Evelyn Burrow Museum showcases a multi-million dollar art
collection donated to the College by Evelyn Burrow and features
regular visiting exhibitors. Most recently, the museum hosted
exhibitions of Alabama Pottery, the artwork of David Haynes,
James Audubon and the Works Progress Administration.
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