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HONORS 2015- 2016 D AY F R I D AY, A P R I L 2 9 , 2 0 1 6 KELLEY GYMNASIUM 10:00 A.M. We l c o m e It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to Calhoun Community College’s 47th Annual Honors Day Program. Calhoun’s vision is “Success for every student,” and during today’s program, you will see students from every discipline who have succeeded. These students are the best of the best. I wish continued success for each student as they move forward to achieve their educational and career goals. I wish to thank every family member and friend for joining us today as we celebrate our students and their accomplishments. Sincerely, James S. Klauber, Ph.D. President For ty-Seventh Annual Honors Day Convocation F R I D AY, A P R I L 2 9 , 2 0 1 6 Processional March ............................................................................. Dr. Nicky Wilson Presiding.............................................................................................. Dr. Patricia Wilson Dean of Student Services Invocation............................................................................................. Franco Camarillo Top Eleven Student National Anthem..................................................................................Calhoun Chorale Director - Granville Oldham Welcome.......................................................................................Dr. Stephen Calatrello Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs “Hear My Prayer”................................................................................Calhoun Chorale Arr. By: Moses Hogan (1957-2003) Director - Granville Oldham “Blues Machine”................................................................................ Calhoun Jazz Band Arr. By: Michael Sweeney Director – Jimmy Cantrell Interpreting Services.................................................................................... Deaf Access H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 1 Recognition of Achievement WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES & COLLEGES Pr es en t e d by : Dr. Pat ricia Wilson April R. Asher Shafisha Bamfield-Cummings Cynthia Bishop Nicholas Brown Franco Camarillo Brandon Chatman Samantha D. Cherni Sara D. Coble Jay Copeland Miranda M. Defoe Victoria Denslow Brenda S. Dockus Ashley Donahue Timothy Edge Sara Beth Everett Kelsei Farmer Daniel Gawlak Catherine A. Guthrie Justin Hall Bethany Hammond Julie Harris Amina Hassan Bridget Renee Haynes Abigail Claire Hickinbotham Sidney Hodge Livia Hogue LaLonne Chantel Humphrey Emsley Peyton Jones Shereitta Lockhart Marissa Lucento Preston Mann Mackenzie Mathews Larry Maxfield Jamison Maxwell 2 Dylan S. Miller Guy Lawrence Miller Shelby Miller Veronica J. Moss Nasren Hassan Musa Maegan Louise Osborne Zachary David Page Kristin Parsons Raveen Symone Patterson Hayden Pressnell Phillips Christine Provancha Jeffrey Tanner Reed Athena Catherine Reese Yumna Riyaz Dashia Sharie Rothwell Ashley L. Sanders Jonathan Everrett-Anthony Schiavone Scott Austen Shipley Stephanie Ann Sparks-Houk Hannah Spencer Hannah Sullivan Nedyelka Sumner Katherine Marie Swamp Marnie Lynn Tabor Austin Blake Terry Maretta Christine Thompson Amanda Shadai Tisdale Avery Townsend Jennifer R. Wallstead William Patrick Woller, Jr. Nicholas Gene Zupancich CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Calhoun Community College Foundation Endowed Outstanding Student Scholarships BETSY J. CANTRELL LEADERSHIP MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Pres e n t e d by : D r. Wil son This scholarship is presented to a student leader in memory of Dr. Betsy J. Cantrell, former Director of Student Activities at Calhoun. Dr. Cantrell was an example of the caring spirit which is so much a part of the Calhoun experience. Friends, family, and colleagues from many parts of the United States have contributed to this scholarship. Re cipie n t : Marn ie Tabor E LTO N A N D M A R G U E R I T E H I N N A N T MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Pres e n t e d by : D r. Wil son The Hinnant Scholarship has been provided by Betty Hinnant, daughter of Elton and Marguerite Hinnant, in memory of her parents. The scholarship is awarded to a student with a disability. Re cipie n t : Joh n Trude ll, IV D R . R H O D A W I L S O N H U TC H I N S O N HONORARY NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Pres e n t e d by : D r. Wil son Dr. Rhoda Hutchinson, who retired as Chairperson of the Health and Physical Education Division after 28 years at Calhoun, provides this scholarship to a student who exemplifies excellence in nursing. Re cipie n t : Mich ae l a Reese H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 3 W I L L I A M L E E J O N E S / P H I T H E T A K A P PA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Pr es e n t e d by : Re be cca Jones Mr. William Lee Jones was a faculty member in Calhoun’s English Department and a Phi Theta Kappa sponsor for many years. This scholarship is awarded to a liberal arts major who is a member of Phi Theta Kappa. Re cipie n t : Fran co Camar illo W E N DY W I L L I A M S M E M O R I A L S C H O L A R S H I P Pres e n t e d by : D r. Wil s on The Wendy Williams Memorial Scholarship is presented by her colleagues and friends throughout the United States. Ms.Williams taught people through the example of her life. She was a faculty member in Calhoun’s English Department from 1968 until her death in 1981. Re cipie n t : Kris t y n E ades 4 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Scholarships to Four-Year Colleges & Universities A L A B A M A A & M U N I V E R S I T Y ................ Presented by Alexander Chace Jasmine Halbert Livia Hogue Kathleen Horton Jacob Johnson William McAllister LaEsha Moore Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship AT H E N S STAT E U N I V E R S I T Y .........................Presented by Penny Roberts Sierra Adams Brianna Ary Maria Becerra-Esparza Chrissy Bracken Austin Carter Jessica Charlton Jessica Colsh Lani Daniel Rachel Daniel Sarah Everett Katie Harris Abigail Hickinbotham Rebecca Hosey Alyssa Ilges Joshua Maplesden Elizabeth Martin Kassidy McCormick Kristin Parsons Holly Persell Brody Pierce Katlyn Pressnell Cheyanne Scott Emily Sexton Stephen Sheffield Taylor Smith H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship 5 Caroline Stegman Marnie Tabor Maretta Thompson Sara Warren Elizabeth Wilson Lauren Wooten Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship Academic Scholarship A U B U R N U N I V E R S I T Y ............................................. Presented by Jessie Shealey Joseph Akins Sarah Everett Anna Price Savannah Teague Christopher Tillery John W. Pace, III Endowed Scholarship & Thomas Goode Jones Endowed Scholarship Ever To Conquer Transfer Scholarship & Auburn University Board Of Trustees Endowed Scholarship Auburn Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Auburn University Board Of Trustees Endowed Scholarship Auburn Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship G E O R G E TOW N CO L L E G E ���������������������������������������Presented by Dr. Wilson Caleb Spears Baseball Scholarship M A R T I N M E T H O D I ST CO L L E G E ���������������������Presented by Dr. Wilson Tanner Reed Baseball Scholarship S E TO N V I L L E U N I V E R S I T Y �������������������������������������Presented by Dr. Wilson Andrew Chuba Baseball Scholarship T R OY STAT E U N I V E R S I T Y .................................Presented by Somer Givens Morgan Bailey Transfer Merit Scholarship & Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN BIRMINGHAM....Presented by Ashleigh Johnson Audra A. Beck Destiny Renee Clay Culver Scott Martin Kathryn L. Ramos Jalen D. Robinson Jessie Shannon Sledge Carson Jones UAB Transfer Excellence Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship UAB Transfer Excellence Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Baseball Scholarship UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE�����������������Presented by Haley Lewis Lindsay Diane Akridge 6 Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Melissa Kay Albright Ryanne Renee Atkins Alyssa Breann Baker Shafisha Bamfield-Cummings Robert Blain Bearden Tanya Brady NicholasR. Brown Kevin Joseph Bullock Tanner Burns Leah Marie Butler Kristen Holly Campbell Lydia Jean Chappel Asheley Childers Ran Hee Cho Emily Katherine Clayton Oshyn M. Clayton Sara Denise Coble James Matthew Coleman Destiny Dawn Collins Maria J. Cunningham Jeana Catherine Davis Jenna L. Davis Jennifer L. Davis Noah Calvin Duke Melissa L. Edwards McKenzie Fazah Thomas Sparks Ford Jonathan Kenneth Greene Steffany Hauenstein Benjamin StantonHergert Logan M. Hogue Seth C. Honea NicholasSamuel Howard Jessica Odell Huey Lauren E. Jamison Sophie E. Johnson Lexie Savannah Jones Hannah E. Kelley Allison Rochelle Klungle-Smith H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Baseball Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship 7 Vickie D. Kyle Timothy L. Lawson Matthew John Legowski Eliza D. Lemus Jennifer Louise Lucas Marissa Alana Lucento Caleb Allen Randall McDonald Ryan Neal McGrew Matthew L. McHugh William Forrest Meadows Ivory Nicole Miller Shelby Lynn Miller Courtney D. Moon Autumn Brooke Newberry Perchelle O’Boyle Cyrus D. Patel David Allen Pollman Olivia Esperanza Ramirez Alison Jane Riccardi Rachel C. Richardson Emily Jordan Riddle Gabriel Alejandro Rodriguez Jessica Marie Rodriguez Miriam B. Russell Joel Sanchez Thomas Huffman Sanders Alexandra Michelle Scruggs KennethJames Seymour Hardik P. Sheth Kelsey Nicole Simmons JonathanChristopher Slack Anna-Margaret Sparks Kelly Marie Stephens Daniel C. Stephenson Jennifer E. Stevens Krista Taylor Ashley M. Thomas 8 Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship ADTRAN/Mark Smith Scholarship & Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Marissa E. Tyree Kendall Alexander Vining Vincent Jordan Voss Breanna Michelle Watkins Sean Philip Webb Kassidy Kumsi Weir McKenzie Ann Winsett DeAnna Layne Woods NicholasGene Zupancich Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Transfer Merit Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship Super Scholar Transfer Scholarship U N I V E R S I T Y O F A L A B A M A .......................... Presented by Melinda Williams Destiny Clay Sarah Everett Kaeshier Fernandez Tanner Oakes Community College Merit Scholarship Presidential Scholarship Presidential Scholarship & All-Alabama Community College Recognition Scholarship U N I V E R S I T Y O F M O N T E VA L LO ������������������������ Presented by Dr. Wilson Isabella Bowers William Clark McAllister John McCormick Courtney Moon Hannah Stewart H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 Community College President’s Scholarship & Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Transfer Scholarship and Bill & Debby Denson Award Community College President’s Scholarship Community College President’s Scholarship & Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship Community College President’s Scholarship 9 Recognition of Special Achievements AT H L E T E O F T H E Y E A R Presented by Dr. Nancy Keenum – Athletic Director This award is given to an athlete who has demonstrated outstanding academic and athletic performance during his or her tenure at Calhoun. This student will represent Calhoun for the Conference Athlete of the Year Award. Re cipie n t : Cars on Jon es J A M E S B . A L L E N P I N AWA R D Presented by Dr. Wilson The late United States Senator James B. Allen from Alabama was a strong advocate for order in the U.S. Senate and in the lives of his constituents. The James B. Allen Pin is presented to a Calhoun student(s) who has demonstrated order through citizenship, scholarship, and service. Re cipie n t : Ke y aira Came r on K E I T H W I L E Y S I G M A K A P PA D E L T A AWA R D Presented by Dr. Leigh Ann Rhea – English Faculty This award is selected by the local SKD sponsors and is based on academic merit and service. The national dues/expenses for this award recipient are paid by the local chapter.This student is also given the opportunity to attend the National Sigma Kappa Delta conference each spring. Re cipie n t : Vict oria Cot tles D R . S H E I L A H . BY R D SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP Presented by Dr. Leigh Ann Rhea – English Faculty The National Sigma Kappa Delta English Honor Society offers cash awards of $750 to members of Sigma Kappa Delta who are actively involved in the chapter during the semester of application. Each winner may use the scholarship award as he/she chooses. This scholarship honors the longest serving National Director of Sigma Kappa Delta, Dr. Sheila H. Byrd. Re cipie n t : Marn ie Tabo r 10 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE LO I S E . COT T R E L L , J R . F O U N D AT I O N F O R E X C E L L E N C E I N L O N G -T E R M C A R E S C H O L A R S H I P Presented by Bret McGill, Dean, Health Sciences Division This award is given to a Practical Nursing student in the spring semester who has successfully passed one semester of nursing courses, maintained at least a 2.5 grade point average, and is deemed in need of financial assistance. The recipient, awarded $500 per semester, must be an Alabama resident and must perform a portion of clinical experiences in a long-term facility. Re c i p i e n t s : Zh an iqua Was h in gt on & Mega n White P H I T H E T A K A P PA’ S F R A N K L A N Z A MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Presented by Necia Nicholas, PTK Advisor This award recognizes the outstanding academic and leadership accomplishments of students enrolled in registered nursing, respiratory care or emergency medical services associate degree programs. Re cipie n t : Ch ris t ie S ch r einer M O S T O U T S T A N D I N G WA R H AW K Presented by Sherika Attipoe, Warhawks Sponsor Each year, the Calhoun Warhawks (official student ambassadors for the College) nominate one member of their organization for this award.This student has exemplified great leadership and scholarship over the previous year among his/her peers in this prestigious organization. Re c ipie n t : An n a- Margare t Spa r k s MR. AND MS. CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE This honor is voted on by the Calhoun student body. Presented by Dr. Wilson D EC AT U R C A M P U S Ry an Nich ol s & Vict oria Cottles H U N T SV I L L E C A M P U S Wi lli a m Cl ark McAl l is t e r & Hea ther Ba gwell H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 11 S K I L L S U SA W I N N E R S Presented by John Holley, Acting Dean for Technologies and LCF 1ST PLACE: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING..................................Kyle Brakke Collin Gaddes 1ST PLACE: ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING...............................Caleb Kobeck 1ST PLACE: CUSTOMER SERVICE..................................................... Tim Smith 1ST PLACE: ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION WIRING........ Nathan Steele 1ST PLACE: RELATED TECHNICAL MATH...................................... Lee Game 2ND PLACE: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING..........................Alexander Hurston Matthew Harley Scott 2ND PLACE: ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING........................................Lakin Lovett 3RD PLACE: ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING....................................... Jazim Valdez 3RD PLACE: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING....................................Zack Besherse Kaitlin Green 3RD PLACE: ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION WIRING................... Dustin Davis 3RD PLACE: INDUSTRIAL MOTOR CONTROLS............... Nathan Funkhouser F. A . M . E . Federation for Advancement of Manufacturing Education Presented by Scott Russo (Toyota), Nick West (Sonoco), & Lynn Lane (Efi) The Alabama Federation for Advancement of Manufacturing Education (F.A.M.E.) is a two-year associate’s degree that combines cutting-edge curriculum, paid work experience, and application of best practices at world class facilities. These students are required to adhere to strict guidelines and stressful environments to achieve a valued real-world experience. Students were trained in day-to-day operations to handle dangerous atmospheres, as well as tense situations during costly downtime operations at each sponsoring facility. These students are the remaining students who persevered and successfully completed this difficult program. B r y a n t E ngl an d C h a n dle r Harris on Tay lo r He fl in E dga r H e rn an dez R y a n Lon g 12 Hunter Pa ck O’Nea l Wa tk ins Aus tin Wilhite B l ak e Zir bel CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Recognition of Achievement within Academic Disciplines Presented by Dr. Stephen Calatrello Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs M O S T O U T S TA N D I N G S T U D E N T S BUSINESS, CIS AND TECHNOLOGIES DIVISION ACCOUNTING. . ............................................................... Nina D. Rieben BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION . . ................................... Emily N. Sexton COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS ............................... Adam Hare ECONOMICS ................................................................... Sara D. Coble PARALEGAL STUDIES . . .................................................. Amy S. Rumley SALON & SPA MANAGEMENT . . ..................................... Anna Stinnett AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY .. ...................................... Dustin Birdwell AIR CONDITIONING/REFRIGERATION . . .......................... Andy Stowe DESIGN DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY ............................. Anthony Allen ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY ...................................... Thomas Stewart INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE .........................................Nathan Steele MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY . . ...............................Benny B. Miller PROCESS TECHNOLOGY ................................................ Bruce Speers RENEWABLE ENERGY . . ............................................... Samuel Caraway WELDING ................................................................... Nathan Anderton HEALTH DIVISION ASSOCIATE DEGREE NURSING .......................Christina O. Boatright PRACTICAL NURSING . . .................................................. Allison Turner CLINICAL LAB TECHNICIAN. . ........................................ Tiffany Boykin DENTAL ASSISTING . . ......................... (tie) Jessica Vick & Kaitlin Vick EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES .........................Nicholas Johnson PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT. . .................. Elisabeth M. Swanner SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY ............................................ Amy McNeilan H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 13 HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES DIVISION LANGUAGE ARTS ENGLISH .. ...................................................................... Victoria Cottles FOREIGN LANGUAGE . . ...................................................... Kayla Rocha SPEECH . . ........................................................................... Lionel Barzon FINE ARTS ART ............................................................................. Hannah Clemons BAND .......................................................................................Heath Bell CHORALE .. .................................................................. Maegan Edwards COMPUTER GRAPHICS .. ................................... Maria Grace Hutchins ADA N. MOSS MUSIC AWARD ........................... Thomas-John Boland MUSIC INDUSTRY COMMUNICATIONS ......................... Jordan Davis THEATER . . ................................................................ Victoria J. Denslow SOCIAL SCIENCES CHILD DEVELOPMENT .................................................... Krystal Lewis CRIMINAL JUSTICE ................................................ Timothy Turbeville GEOGRAPHY ......................................................................... Kyle Wolfe HISTORY . . ...................................................................... Natalie Seavers PHILOSOPHY ........................................................... William McAllister POLITICAL SCIENCE .. ................................................Matthew Mallory PSYCHOLOGY . . ............................................................. Karla Schrivner RELIGION . . .................................................................... Keenan Currier SOCIOLOGY ................................................................... Jeffrey Coggin MATHEMATICS, NATURAL SCIENCES, & PRE-ENGINEERING DIVISION MATHEMATICS.. ........................................... Nasren H. Musa (Decatur) Jason Lai Hipp (Huntsville) ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY .......................................... Kelsey Proctor ASTRONOMY . . ....................................................... Krystal McCammon BIOLOGY . . ................................................................................. Tram Bui CHEMISTRY .. ......................................................................Colton Davis MICROBIOLOGY ........................................ Edward “Alex” Gallenstein PHYSICS ............................................................................ Freija Weitzel 14 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE Recognition of Highest Achievement Presented by Necia Nicholas, PTK Advisor A A C C / P H I T H E T A K A P PA / U S A T O D AY ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN NOMINEES Mae gan E dw ards S arah Eve re t t Kaes h ie r Fe rn an dez Marn ie Tabor COCA-COLA GOLD SCHOLARS Mae gan E dw ards Kaes h ie r Fe rn an dez COCA-COLA BRONZE SCHOLAR Marn ie Tabor GUISTWHITE SCHOLARSHIP Kaes h ie r Fe rn an dez ALL-ALABAMA ACADEMIC TEAM MEMBERS Meagan E dw ards Kaes h ie r Fe rn an dez H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 15 Top Eleven Most Outstanding Students Presented by Dr. Calatrello FRANCO CAMARILLO – is a General Studies major from Huntsville, Alabama. He currently serves as the Vice President of Scholarship for the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and is a member of the IT Club, LGBTQ Coalition, and Baptist Campus Ministries. Franco is active in his community through participation in his church choir, helping with the youth group, and volunteering to make science kits for elementary school children. His goal is to develop a company that will bring valuable products or services to people. Franco wants a computer-related job and to become a job creator, not a job taker. He believes that knowledge isn’t power, the application of knowledge is power. His GPA is 3.7. SARA COBLE – is a General Studies major from Lacey’s Spring, Alabama. She is an active member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, as well as the Sigma Kappa Delta English Honor Society. She was selected as Most Outstanding Student for Speech in 2015 and has had several entries published in Calhoun’s Muse publication. Sara is active in her community through her involvement in her church. She assists in the toddler nursery every week and helps with Vacation Bible School each year. Sara’s goal is to complete her education at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and become an accountant in the medical field. She would like to help a doctor or dentist to manage their business finances. Her GPA is 4.0. BROOKLYN MAE DODDS – is a Nursing/General Education major from Owens Cross Roads, Alabama. She serves as a Calhoun Warhawk and as President of the Student Government Association at the Huntsville campus. Brooklyn serves her community through volunteering as a cheer coach for Upward Sports. Her goal is to complete the nursing program at Calhoun and eventually her bachelor’s degree in nursing. She would like to utilize her nursing skills traveling the world as a missionary nurse and eventually become a nurse practitioner. Brooklyn would also like to teach other aspiring nurses. Her GPA is 4.0. SARAH BETH EVERETT – is a General Studies major from Grant, Alabama. She is one of four students nominated to the All USA Academic Team this year. She serves as Vice President of Scholarship for Phi Theta Kappa and is a member of Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Societies. Sarah Beth serves her community through volunteering with the Red Cross and the Alabama Spay/Neuter Action Clinic. Her goal is to eventually complete her degree in marketing from The University of Alabama and seek a job in the corporate world. Her GPA is 4.0. KAESHIER J. FERNANDEZ – is a Psychology major from Madison, Alabama. He is one of four students nominated to the All USA Academic Team this year. He serves as Vice President of Leadership for Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and is a member of the LGBTQ Coalition. Kaeshier is also the recipient of the Guistwhite Scholarship, which is one of highest national honors a student can receive. He serves his community through volunteering as a youth coach for soccer and baseball. His goal is to obtain a degree in psychology in order to help LGBT youth to grow into confident adults. His GPA is 3.9. 16 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MARISSA ALANA LUCENTO – is a Chemistry major from Madison, Alabama. She has served as a Calhoun Warhawk and is a member of both the Phi Theta Kappa and Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Societies. She is also a Senator for Calhoun’s Student Government Association. Marissa serves her community through volunteering as a piano instructor for the local community outreach program that teaches inner-city Huntsville youth. Her goal is to obtain her degree in chemistry and do research in the field. Marissa would ultimately like to help others by becoming a Pharmacist. Her GPA is 3.8. SHELBY MILLER – is a Nursing/General Studies major from New Market, Alabama. She is a member of Calhoun’s Lady Warhawks Softball Team, as well as a member of Phi Theta Kappa. She also serves as a representative for the Student Government Association. Shelby serves her community through volunteering with summer daycare and tutoring students at her local high school in the subject of science. Her goal is to eventually complete her nursing degree form UA Huntsville and eventually become a Nurse Practitioner. Her GPA is 4.0. VERONICA MOSS – is a Business Administration major from Toney, Alabama. She serves as an officer of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and has served as a tutor for Calhoun’s Fast Track Tutoring Mentor program. Veronica serves her community through volunteering with the Huntsville Police Department at local events such as “Police National Night Out.” Her goal is to continue her education at Athens State University, eventually obtain her master’s degree, and someday manage a Costa Rican restaurant. Her GPA is 3.6. RAVEEN PATTERSON – is a General Studies/Business major from Huntsville, Alabama. She is a member of the Black Student Alliance, as well as both the Phi Theta Kappa and Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Societies. Raveen serves her community through volunteering at various events such as blood drives and walk/run races. Her goal is to continue her education at UA Huntsville. Her desire is to obtain her master’s degree in business, with a focus on human resources, and work for a large corporation one day. Her GPA is 3.9. ANNA-MARGARET SPARKS – is a General Studies/Nursing major from Decatur, Alabama. She currently serves as the Communications Officer for the Calhoun Warhawks. She is a member of both the Phi Theta Kappa and Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Societies. Anna-Margaret serves her community through volunteering with local scholarship programs and reading to first graders at the local elementary school. Her goal is to complete her nursing degree from UA Huntsville and work in the field of orthopedic surgery, labor and delivery, or oncology. Her GPA is 3.8. MARNIE TABOR – is a Biology major from Decatur, Alabama. She serves as the Vice President of Leadership for the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and serves as Chapter President of the Sigma Kappa Delta Honor Society. She is also one of four students nominated to the All USA Academic Team this year. She serves her community through her work as a worship leader each week at her church. Marnie’s goal is to obtain her bachelor’s degree in biology from Athens State University and one day, move to Dauphin Island and work in the field of marine science. Her GPA is 4.0. H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 17 2015-2016 Outstanding Teaching and Service Awards Presented by Dr. Calatrello O U T S TA N D I N G FA C U L T Y Rodn e y Al ford O U T S T A N D I N G T E C H N I C A L FA C U L T Y Joh n Hol l e y O U T S TA N D I N G S U P P O R T S TA F F Carl a Larry O U T S TA N D I N G A D M I N I S T R AT O R Kim G ain es Conclusion ..................................................................................Dr. Stephen Calatrello Recessional March .............................................................................. Dr. Nicky Wilson P L E AS E J O I N U S FO R A P I C N I C I M M E D I A T E LY F O L L O W I N G T H E C E R E M O N Y T O D AY ! 18 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE CALHOUN JAZZ BAND CALHOUN CHORALE CALHOUN WARHAWKS Director Jimmy Cantrell Director – Granville Oldham Chris Bartee Jonathan Beavers Heath Bell James Blankenship Jeremy Boles Logan Emerson Austin Fore Dakota Guzman Michael Hausner Kris Khemphavanh Jason McDaniel Jacob McNatt Caleb Moore Michael Morgan Kenneth Neely Matthew Orr James Peterson Joshua Robinson Charles Rose Curtis Sims Zachary Smith Ed Taylor Jerome Villarreal Clayton Walker Elizabeth Apodaca Kyle Barker Daniel Boersma Thomas Boland Isabella Bowers David Dunlap Meagan Edwards Leon Gardner Micah Gardner Michaia Gardner Adam Griffin Michael Hausner Kathryn Henderson Rexchelle Jarman Jerryn Jones Elliot Lane Gabrielle Lapidus Jonathan Matthews Laura Moyers Sheila Newsome Stephanie Northern Allison Roberts Caroline Robinson Hannah Stephens Kyle Vellacott-Ford Faith Walker Sponsors – Sherika Attipoe, Janet Kincherlow-Martin, and Sherry Stancil H O N O R S D AY 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6 Lindsey Anderson Jared Boyd Leah Butler Payton Chittam Tequila Cohen Destiny Collins Brooklyn Dodds Steven Elkins Christine Evans Judson Everett Emsley Jones Alethia Jordan Mallory Kilpatrick Josiah Lanier Savannah Miller Ryan Nichols - Pres. Savannah Phillips Logan Reed Anna-Margaret Sparks Bailey Taylor Connor Thompson - Vice Pres. Brett Vance Leah Weigart Caitlyn Williams Andrew Williamson 19
