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Library News—3
Career Services Corner—3
Academic Round-Up—4
Quarter 4 Honor Roll—5
Instagram—6
Culture Fest Recap—6
Honors Luncheon—7
New Staff
Announcement—7
Mentorship Program—7
NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE
Editor/Layout:
Lisa Dalrymple
CULINARY ARTS
Amanda Clemons
Vannasa Coker
Imari Coles
Roger Denby
Richard Dubeau
Corey Evans
Robin Holland
Andrew Krumrine
Sarah Logan
Jarvis Mitchell
Megan Moore
Nana Osei
Megan Poole
Brian Roberts
Derrick Sherrod
Theodore Singleton
BAKING & PASTRY
Chelsea Bush
Brandy Byrne
Gordon Roach
Tamara Tanner
Candace Taylor
HOSPITALITY
MANAGEMENT (BA)
Jessica Corthon
Jose Osorio
Sarah Dunford
MEDICAL ASSISTING
Diona Davis
Kianna Elliott
Mallory Kowar
Jessica Harlow
Ben Howell
PHARMACY TECH
Tyler Landes
Staff/Faculty/Student
Contributors:
Arthur McKinney
Shelly Pauling
Erik Walton
BILLING & CODING
Britanica Travers
HEALTHCARE
IT (UNDERGRAD)
ADMINISTRATION (BS) Alejandra Garcia
Sandra Palmer
Michael Newby
Dionna Seward
INFORMATION
BSN
SYSTEMS (MS)
Minnesa Wise
Shushant Patel
Harini Ramakrishnaiah
HEALTHCARE
Lachan Toran
ADMINISTRATION
(MS)
SOFTWARE
Raghunandan
ENGINEERING (MS)
Alapakam Reddivari
Vineela Machanagari
Tiana Brown
Shantera Parker
Pallavi Ramisetti
BUSINESS
Sirisha Somineni
ADMINISTRATION
Mamatha Yalala
(UNDERGRAD)
Michelle Allen
Edeshia Brown
Tanique Clarke
Lakeshia Jenkins
Elizabeth Martin
Jessica Miles
MBA
Holly Buono
Karl Mbemba
Michael McCullough
William Worthington
Getting to know you… Playing Bingo at Orientation
Visit http://conta.cc/1883yWj to RSVP
The November bulletin board is
dedicated to National Inspirational
Role Models. There is space available
for you to add pictures of a role model
that is inspirational in your life. Please
stop by and check it out!
Q1 2014 DUE DATES
Last day to register without a late fee: Friday, December 27, 2013
Payment plan due date: Thursday, February 6, 2014
CPT Application due: Monday, December 16, 2013
OPT Application: At 90 days before the end of your program
HOT JOBS:
OTHER HAPPENINGS:
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Career Services is working to develop a Handbook – by
program – to include Career Road Maps, Job Titles and
Descriptions, Portfolio Checklists, Interviewing Do’s and
Don’ts and much more. We hope this will be a valuable
tool. We will also be transitioning from OptimalResume
to NaceLink (where we can actually text you job
leads!). We will be in classes to walk you through the
transition process.
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Bell Tech Logix – Entry level IT students for project
work
Insight Global – Experienced Medical Coder
Hilton Garden Inn – Front Desk Associate
Union First Market Bank – Tellers
3 Fellers Bakery – Baker
Tom Leonard’s – Baker
Dominion Dermatology – PT Medical Assistant
Henrico County Public Schools – Line Cook
Woodforest Bank – Entry Level Banker
Wells Fargo Bank – Customer Service Associate
T- Mobile – Customer Service Associate
Target – Retail Associate
Best Buy – Retail Associate
Zoup – Prepared Foods Cook / Front of the House
Crew
Thompson Hospitality – Sous Chef
Southern States – Staff Accountant
Care Advantage – C.N.A’s
Curry House—Front and Back of the House
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**Most companies require an online application as a first step –
please come by Career Services if you need any assistance.**
Robert Ukrop will be on campus this quarter for a guest
speaking appearance. He is a “must see”! If you missed
Stephanie Bryant, personal branding expert, we’ll be
sharing her PowerPoint in the next career services
newsletter.
SAVE THE DATE
Our next Career Fair will be Wednesday, January 22nd
from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on campus. We’ll be inviting
employers out to represent all of our academic programs.
THE CAREER SERVICES MISSION
To help every student and graduate discover and achieve
full potential in their chosen career field.
To provide a qualified talent pipeline for those that
employ our students and graduates.
National Medical
Assistants Recognition
Week was October 21st25th. To celebrate,
Professors Savoy and
Pauling organized activities
throughout the week.
Cachat Jones won the raffle
prize (a new stethoscope)
Students had an
opportunity to guess how
many M&Ms were in a jar
and Genita Taylor-Jones
was closest with her guess
of 368. (There were 396
M&Ms in the jar). She won
a $20 gift card to Wawa.
Stratford students Thuy Bui, Darling Saunders, and
Stephen Haynes participated in Hanover Fire & EMS’s
Firehouse Cook-off on Friday, October 11th. They are
featured on Facebook here. We’re proud of the hard work
and creativity you displayed!
Math is fun! Students from Professor Erik Walton’s
MAT290 (Left) and MAT110 classes build models.
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GRADUATE—PRESIDENT’S LIST
Sanjay Akoju—Kathleen Alkhadra—Srinaga Ayyagar—
Swagata Banerjee—Michael Bates—Subhashini Chintakunta—Sailaja Darsi—Uma Dasari—Anusha Degapudi—
Christopher Andrew Greene—Isha Handa—Tandylyn
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Swati Joshi—Sridivya Kadire—Sowmya Katamaneni—
Anu Kaushik—Donielle Kearney—Sushma Kethineni—
Sravanthi Koppula—Corey Lewis—Supriya Mandadi—
Swathi Mandava—Padma Manthena—Anushka
Mhaskar—Smita Nair—Ashish Patel—Deepa Patil—Kajal
Patil—Srilaxmi Penmatsa—Eric Preus—Rashmi Pulluru—
Aravind Radhakrishnan Nair—Richa Ramrakhyani—Ravi
Rathnam—Suchitha Ravi—Vijay Kumar Renukuntla—
Marcus Rogers—Gene Roub—Joseph Schiavone—Veeren
Shrikhande—Swathisudha Sunkam—Neelima
Suryadevara—Purushottam Thakare—Krutikaben
Thaker—Dhanaji Thorat—L’Oreale Tiller—Sapna Tokas—
Rashmita Tripathy—Kimberly Tyler—Shilpa Wadhwa—
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UNDERGRADUATE—DEAN’S LIST
Tia Arndt—Linel Booker—Ashley Bryce—Jamie Bynum—
Sophoeuth Carmany—Paris Daniels—Shane Evans—
Mary Fletcher—Stacie Hicks—Priteshkumar Patel—
Stephen Peterson—Michelle Rateau—Allen Spurlock—
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GRADUATE—HONOR’S LIST
Rochelle Frazier—Anuradha Johari—Refad Khalayleh—
Manohar Medapalli—Hiren Patel—Jonathan Peterson—
Anil Rayala
Note: These lists are based on Q4 grades,
not your overall cumulative GPA.
Questions? E-mail [email protected]
*Last quarter’s edition of the newsletter incorrectly listed the Honor
Roll as the Q4 Honor Roll. In fact, the list from last quarter’s edition
was the Q3 Honor Roll. This edition includes the Q4 Honor Roll.
@stratfordga
We know most of you use
Facebook, and hopefully you’re
following Stratford University, but
if you’re not using Instagram yet,
we recommend you try! It’s fun,
it’s free (it’s a free app), and it’s
much easier to see photos and
stay informed about activities on
YOUR campus.
If your instructor is okay with it,
take photos of your class projects,
put them on Instagram, and tag
yourself @stratfordga. We
promise to follow you back.
After months of preparation, Stratford’s third annual Food & Culture Festival went off without a hitch on Saturday,
October 5th. We commend and appreciate all students and alumni who participated—either in the team cooking
competitions, creating a cultural booth in class, or volunteering at the event. Over 700 people attended, making it
the most successful Festival yet! We know our students want to be part of a school that has presence in the
community—and Stratford took great strides toward showing all we have to offer.
Watch the
recap here
Team Vietnam, winners of the Team Cooking
Competition, from left to right: Taylor Herbert,
Thuy Bui, Akeem Wilkins, and Robyn Comer. >
“Personally speaking, I think I’m very competitive,
and I don’t want to be behind anybody. Plus the
teachers we have are very encouraging, and they
always endeavor to ensure that we work hard so
that we make an A.” - Sid Rokkam, MSIS
“From my perspective, if
you want to get good
grades, if you’re going to
do something, do it. Put
everything you can into it.”
- Josephine Ruslander, AAS
Medical Assisting
You’ve heard all about the importance of networking.
Networking starts with your inner-circle of friends,
family, and fellow students. It’s all about giving your
time, knowledge, and even your friendship, to build a
mutually beneficial relationship.
Stratford is offering a unique opportunity for you to
expand your network. We are looking for American
students that are interested in building relationships
with students from other countries. We would like to
invite both Domestic and International students to
apply to our new Student Mentor Program. We will be
pairing up students in an endeavor to promote a
cultural learning opportunity. Interested? Please
contact Sarah Dunford at [email protected] if
you are interested.
Richa Ramrakhyani
International Student/IT Coordinator
Richa graduated from Stratford University in October of this
year with her Masters of Information Systems degree. She
has lived in the Richmond area for about a year and a
half with her husband Rajesh.
Richa will have a dual-focus in international admissions and
IT support. Congratulations Richa!