MAGNOLIA \u2013 Southern Arkansas University awarded undergraduate and graduate degrees to students during commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 7. Students receiving degrees included the following:<\/p>\n
From Amity, Alesha Miller with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Ashdown, Crystal Little with a master of education in secondary education and Jenna Guidry with a bachelor of science in agricultural education.<\/p>\n
From Beebe, Brianna Luck with a bachelor of science in agriculture business.<\/p>\n
From Blevins, Kelly Barnett, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education and Patricia Fulton with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Bradley, Mileah Endlsey with an associate of science in nursing and Bridgitt Brown with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Bryant, Megan Frisby with a master of arts in teaching.<\/p>\n
From Buckner, Michael Lowe with a bachelor of business administration in finance, Teresa Sanders, cum laude, with a bachelor of general studies, and Charles Lewis Jr. with a bachelor of business administration in finance.<\/p>\n
From Camden, Calvin Langley with a bachelor of business administration in management-MIS, Cara Bowie with a master of arts in teaching, Breabba Browning, cum laude with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure, David Connelly, with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management, Abby Cash with a bachelor of science in psychology, Jennifer Lowrey with a bachelor of science in psychology, Sydney Kilgore, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in sociology, Joshua Manuel, cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in political science, BernNadita Sherman with a bachelor of science in psychology, Jessica McKenzie with a bachelor of science in athletic training, Hannah Russell with a bachelor of general studies, Tyler Cummings with a bachelor of business administration in finance, Staci Stafford, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, Susan Ferguson, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, Taneisha Flowers with a master of education in elementary education, Kelly Parson with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, Corina Parra, cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in Spanish, Randy Harper, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in industrial technology, Ashley Coleman with a bachelor of science in psychology, Karl Feyen with a bachelor of science in biological science, Jennifer Thompson, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, Kara Hastings, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education, Brandon Hughey, with a bachelor of music education, Geoffrey Trisollini with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure, Jimmie Tucker II with a master of education; Hannah Price with a bachelor of science in biological science; Lawrence Hickmott II with a master of arts in teaching; Allanna Henton with a bachelor of social work; and Erin Eppinette with a bachelor of science in psychology.<\/p>\n
From Carlisle, Timothy Powell II with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure.<\/p>\n
From Casscoe, Lauren McCarn, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in digital media production.<\/p>\n
From Chidester, Tony Clay with a bachelor of science in biological science; and Alice Rhinehart, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Conway, Jordan Craig with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From DeQueen, Aundra Yates, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Angela Byrum, with a master of education; Christa Foster with a master of education; June Ralls, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Meagan Daley, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Shannon Wilkerson, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Jacob Hooper with a bachelor of science in agriculture business; Megan England with a bachelor of science in athletic training; and Dorisandra Gutierrez, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Delight, Tisha Hunter with a master of science in teaching; Melissa Watson, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Jacob Stone with a bachelor of science in agricultural education.<\/p>\n
From DeQueen, Derenda Henry with a master of education; and Maribeth Revels with a master of education.<\/p>\n
From Des Arc, Candace Gonzalez with a bachelor of arts in Spanish.<\/p>\n
From Dierks, Magan Dinger, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Courtney Dinger, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Lakan Kirby, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From El Dorado, Rebecca Morgan, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Samantha McKinnon, cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Rebekah Cyphers with a bachelor of arts in music; Joseph Milam with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Mariah Fairley with a bachelor of science in criminal justice; Meagan Hamby with a bachelor of science in biological science; John Flemens with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Terri Moss with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Mandy Nolan with an associate of arts in general studies; Amber Blackmon with a master of science in counseling; Adam Tinsley with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Leslie Ragan with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Valarie Ross, with a bachelor of business administration in management- MIS; Jacquelyne Pinson with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Mydeana Baker with a bachelor of social work; Nakita Artis with a bachelor of general studies; Courtney Ward, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in nursing; Seth Williams with a bachelor of science in psychology; LaRhonda Bryan with a bachelor of business administration in accounting; Erin Carpenter with a bachelor of science in biological science; Joseph Bauldree, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in mathematics; and Beverly McIntyre with a master of education in school counseling.<\/p>\n
From Emerson, Charles Wilson with a master of science in agriculture; Rachel Fish with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management; Tristan Jermany with a master of business administration; and Bridgette Glover with a master of arts in teaching.<\/p>\n
From Fordyce, Nikki Rice with a master of education in library media; and Larry Proctor Jr. with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From Foreman, Amanda Anderson with a bachelor of arts in Spanish.<\/p>\n
From Gillham, Patricia Ayers, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Christa Wise, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Mandy Youngblood, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Glenwood, Michaela Krcova, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in finance.<\/p>\n
From Grannis, Ashley Norman, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Greenwood, Amanda Booker with a master of education in elementary education.<\/p>\n
From Gurdon, Amanda Deaver with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Hamburg, Lynnette Summerland, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in psychology; Lequarius Nimmer with a bachelor of social work; and Lizbeth Herrera, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Hampton, Kodie Hannegan, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Hatfield, John Cross with a bachelor of science in agricultural education; and Cassie Evans with a master of education in elementary education.<\/p>\n
From Hope, Whitney Henderson with a bachelor of arts in theatre; Darren Henley with a bachelor of science in agriculture business; Kayleigh Collins, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Debra Page, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Darla Neely,\u00a0 magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Emily Hamilton with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Mary Ehrhardt, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Caronda Adams, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Cindreon Lewis, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Horatio, Lisa Dockins, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Lexlie Cusher, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Lynne Vail, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Angela Harder, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Hot Springs, Kelli Prewett with a bachelor of business administration in marketing.<\/p>\n
From Hot Springs Village, Julie Davis, with a bachelor of arts in history and a bachelor of fine arts in art and design.<\/p>\n
From Ivan, Corbi Goodwin with a master of public administration.<\/p>\n
From Junction City, Kimberly Fisher with a bachelor of general studies; Kyla Scharbor with an associate of science in nursing; and Andrea Spooner with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Lake Village, Michelle Andrews with a master of education in elementary education.<\/p>\n
From Lewisville, Brittany Carr with a bachelor of science in psychology; Brandi Soils with a bachelor of social work; and Alvin Willis with a bachelor of science in criminal justice.<\/p>\n
From Little Rock, Petronia Dixon with a bachelor of arts in broadcast journalism; Wendy Muldrew with a master of science in counseling; Christina Wilson with an associate of arts in general studies; Keely McDonald with a master of arts in teaching; and Stephen Pennington with a bachelor of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Lockesburg, Ashlee Fisk, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Tyler Matthews, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Regina Grubbs, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Louann, Cristen Wright, with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; and Judy Doherty, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Magnolia, Cala Williamson with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management; Joshua Mitchell with a master of science in kinesiology; Heather Shaw with a bachelor of science in sociology; Thomas Graham with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness, and leisure; Lashunda Sharp with a bachelor of science in psychology; April Green, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in sociology; Stacy Allen with a master of education in secondary education; Dustin Wolfe, with a master of education in college student affairs; Adam Hines, with a bachelor of general studies; Taryn Covington with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Amy Plummer with a master of public administration; Tennille Hampton with a master of education in secondary education; Steffany Boldrey with a master of science in counseling; Kouame Yao with a bachelor of science in nursing; Michael Woods with a master of business administration; Kamal Broadway with a bachelor of general studies; Christopher Lynch with a master of education; Bryan Speer, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in history; Lane Loper with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Megan Longino with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management; Trent DeLoach with a bachelor of business administration in general business; Amie Steinhauser with a master of arts in teaching; Phillip Story, cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Seletia Smith with a bachelor of science in criminal justice; Brandi Lewis with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Jennifer Lawson with a bachelor of science in biological science; Heather Prince with a bachelor of science in criminal justice; Demarcus Robin with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Jennifer Eley with a master of science in counseling; Ashley Cooper with a bachelor of science in biological science; Nicky Smith with an associate of science in nursing; Brian Warner with a bachelor of business administration in management-MIS; Samantha Maloch with a bachelor of business administration in marketing; Brent Wallace, cum laude; with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management; Kala Hudson with a bachelor of arts in theatre; Jonathan Baird with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Kathy Moore with a bachelor of general studies; Dawn Edgar with a master of public administration; Larry Dunn with a master of education in secondary education; Lindsey Thompson with a master of public administration; and Megan Baker with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From McNeil, Chandra Kelley with a bachelor of science in psychology; Atiya Leaks with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management; and Katrina Christopher with a bachelor of science in education in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Mena, Brandi Harbour, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Donita Gann, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Melanie Shelton, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Angel Golden with a master of education in elementary education; Elizabeth Bonkofsky, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Kendra Allen, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Mineral Springs, Amber Amonette with a bachelor of science in psychology; Dana Humphries, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Kimmosterana Reed with a master of education in elementary education; and Lyntisha Miller with a bachelor of science in criminal justice.<\/p>\n
From Monticello, Dwight Vincent Jr., cum laude, with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure; Kimberly Boykin with a master of science in counseling; and Melissa Humphries with a master of science in education in secondary education.<\/p>\n
From Mount Holly, Kathleen Smith, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in agriculture sciences.<\/p>\n
From Murfreesboro, Cheyana Burns, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; and Ashley Wright, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Nashville, Jamie Crabtree with a master of arts in teaching; Deidra Murphy, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Chelsea Sayre with a bachelor of science in biological science; Tammy Nolen, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Sandra Gleba, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Amber Perez, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Debra Buss with a bachelor of science in education; Andrea Woodruff with a master of education in secondary education; and Brandy Frohnappel, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Norman, Randy Black with a bachelor of science in agricultural education.<\/p>\n
From Norphlet, Gregory Harrison with a master of business administration.<\/p>\n
From Paron, Robert Rumpf, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in criminal justice.<\/p>\n
From Pearcy, Kayla Pipkins with a bachelor of science in biological science; and Jessica Tanner with a bachelor of social work.<\/p>\n
From Prescott, Diana Aguirre, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Rison, Alisa Davis with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Rosston, Eli Carlew with an associate of science in chemistry; and Erica Gibson, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Royal, Forestt Bridges with a master of science in kinesiology.<\/p>\n
From Sheridan, Shiloh Marlar with a bachelor of science in psychology; Raymond Rieve with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure; and Traci Rhodes, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in agricultural education.<\/p>\n
From Smackover, Jody Parker with a bachelor of business administration in accounting.<\/p>\n
From Stamps, Amanda Baxter, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in accounting.<\/p>\n
From Stephens, Reggie Porchia with a master of business administration.<\/p>\n
From Swifton, Marty Harvey Jr., cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management.<\/p>\n
From Taylor, Laci Lobbs, cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in history; Christopher Baurer with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure; Gregory Taylor with a bachelor of science in psychology; Melody Glass with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Stephanie Kelsh, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in nursing; Stacy Hayden with an associate of science in business administration; Emmanuel Keith with a master of arts in teaching; and Anndi Hensley with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Texarkana, Mary McMillan, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in English; Juanita Harris with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; Lashonda Lafayette with a master of science in counseling; Frederick Webb Jr. with a master of public administration; and Jessica Kennington with a bachelor of arts in psychology.<\/p>\n
From Thornton, Sarah McManus, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Umpire, Karen Greene with a master of education in library media.<\/p>\n
From Waldo, Tara Grimmett, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in nursing; Chelsea Hickmott, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of music education; Melissa Watson with a bachelor of science in early childhood education; John Johnson Jr. with a bachelor of general studies; and Kira Dale with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From Waldron, Lori Kelley, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Warren, Maribeth Adams with a master of business administration; and Krystal Groves with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management.<\/p>\n
From Santa Maria, Calif., Brendan McDonald, cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in print journalism.<\/p>\n
From Richten, Ill., Tashana Benson, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in middle school education.<\/p>\n
From Benton, La., Candice Morgan, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in biological science.<\/p>\n
From Bossier City, La., Yvonne Allen with an associate of science in nursing; Tomika Palmer with an associate of science in nursing; Hayley McLeod with an associate of science in nursing; and Jennifer Cummings with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Haughton, La., Shaunna Lampkin with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Minden, La., Heidi Mickens with an associate of science in nursing; Sharron Erving with an associate of science in nursing; Amber Hathorn with an associate of science in nursing; Joshua Fontenot with an associate of science in nursing; Sharon Morgan with an associate of science in nursing; and Terry Blagg with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Sarepta, La., Katie Pickard with a master of education in elementary education.<\/p>\n
From Shongaloo, La., Ginger Dennis, with a bachelor of business administration in accounting.<\/p>\n
From Shreveport, La., Anthony Harris with a bachelor of science in criminal justice; Angela Player with an associate of science in nursing; and Jeffrey Crockett with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Springhill, La., Bradley Youngblood with a bachelor of science in criminal justice; Ashley Colvin with an associate of science in nursing; Tina Raborn, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in English; and Madlyn Mack, with a bachelor of social work.<\/p>\n
From Sunset, La., Shelia Hamiter with an associate of science in nursing.<\/p>\n
From Byhalia, Miss., Georgeio Milam, with a master of science in kinesiology.<\/p>\n
From Harrisburg, N.C., William Gilbert with a master of science in kinesiology.<\/p>\n
From Omaha, Neb., Meena Subedi with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management.<\/p>\n
From Highland Park, N.J., Ashwini Maurya, with a bachelor of business administration in finance.<\/p>\n
From Jackson, Tenn., William Sutton with a bachelor of science in exercise science.<\/p>\n
From Ennis, Texas, Caitlin Korensek, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in early childhood education.<\/p>\n
From Fort Worth, Texas, Merina Sumpter, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness and leisure.<\/p>\n
From Hooks, Texas, Kirby Welch, with a bachelor of arts in history.<\/p>\n
From Houston, Texas, Sarah Bell, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in exercise science; Michael Wooten with a bachelor of science in biological science; and Khedrick Dixon with a bachelor of science in criminal justice.<\/p>\n
From Mesquite, Texas, Blake Fullenwider with a bachelor of science in mathematics.<\/p>\n
From New Boston, Texas, Michael Flanagan with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From Paris, Texas, Matthew Hodges, cum laude, with a bachelor of arts in political science.<\/p>\n
From Round Rock, Texas, Lauren Rodriguez, with a bachelor of arts in theatre.<\/p>\n
From Saginaw, Texas, Laura Gentry, with a bachelor of science in human performance, recreation, and community service.<\/p>\n
From Scroggins, Texas, Julie Glaze, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of general studies.<\/p>\n
From Texarkana, Texas, Aquanetta Watson with a master of science in kinesiology; Candice Little, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of social work; Nicole Hall, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in agriculture sciences; Audra Delaney, cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in finance; Timothy Dellwo, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in exercise science; Heather Rochelle, magna cum laude, with a bachelor of science in biological science; and Donnelle Collins with a bachelor of business administration in organizational management.<\/p>\n
From Waskom, Texas, Stephanie Fields, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in education in physical education, wellness, and leisure.<\/p>\n
From Waxahachie, Texas, Mary Glover, cum laude, with a bachelor of science in psychology.<\/p>\n
From Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, Charles Mushi with a bachelor of business administration in finance.<\/p>\n
From Garki Abuja, Nigeria, Nana-Hauwa Bawa, cum laude, with a bachelor of business administration in accounting.<\/p>\n
From Isolo, Nigeria, Ezeigwe Ikechukwu with a bachelor of science in computer science.<\/p>\n
From Kathmandu, Nepal, Adity Dahal, cum laude, with a bachelor of social work; and Apil Tamang, summa cum laude, with a bachelor of science in engineering.<\/p>\n
From Pokhara, Nepal, Roshan KC with a bachelor of science in mathematics.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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