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Five staff members receive Staff Senate, Crittenden Book scholarships

Ajani Oyindamola — Wed, 01 May 2019 13:09:17 +0000

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Staff Senate has recognized five staff members who are bettering themselves by pursuing degrees while working full time. Two ��Vlog��ý Little Rock staff members received a $250 Staff Senate Scholarship: Doniece Allen, an administrative and data specialist at MidSOUTH, and Zedralyn Butler, regional team leader and CHRIS trainer at MidSOUTH. With a current 3.5 GPA, Allen is pursuing a Master of Education degree in adult and professional learning as well as a graduate certificate in learning systems technology education. She wants to use her education to train and develop staff within a business by creating unique curriculum and work aids that are tailored to adult learning styles. Butler is a single mother of three children, including 1-year-old twins, who plans to graduate in spring 2020 with a master’s degree in sports management. The winners of the Jerry Crittenden Employee Book Scholarship winners include Colleen Godley, career services program coordinator at William H. Bowen School of Law; Larry Rhodes, learning technology coordinator in the College of Social Sciences and Communication; and Christina Smith, director of development and external relations in the College of Social Sciences and Communication. The first recipient, Godley, plans to graduate in the spring 2020 semester with a Master of Science in business information systems. Additionally, she is working on graduate certificates in financial data analytics and management. Rhodes went back to school at age 42 to pursue not one, but two degrees. After chaperoning a trip to Morocco in 2016, he realized that photography and storytelling are his greatest passions. He is working toward bachelor’s degrees in applied communication and international studies as well as minors in information technology and Middle Eastern Studies. After completing his degrees, Rhodes dreams of working as a cultural documentarian and using his skills to help people around the world tell their stories. After what Christina Smith recalled as some “gentle prodding” from Dr. Julien Mirivel, interim dean of the College of Social Sciences and Communication, she is pursuing her Doctor of Education in higher education administration. In the future, Smith hopes to lead fundraising efforts at a university. In the upper right photo, Richard Harper, immediate past president of Staff Senate (right), presents the Crittenden Employee Book Scholarship to Larry Rhodes (left), Christina Smith (middle), and Colleen Godley (right). Photo by Ben Krain.

Scivally named Trojan Outstanding Academic Advisor

Ajani Oyindamola — Tue, 30 Apr 2019 21:05:21 +0000

A hard-working academic advisor in the College of Social Sciences and Communication with a passion for helping his students succeed has been named the winner of the inaugural Trojan Outstanding Academic Advisor Award. Louis Scivally, transfer and Bachelor of Applied Science advisor, will also receive a $1,000 prize for winning the new award, which recognizes excellent academic advising. It also emphasizes the importance and expanding role academic advisors have in serving ��Vlog��ý Little Rock’s students and helping them be successful in a changing college environment. “I have enjoyed helping students investigate their passions, plan their pathways, and experience the joys of education,” Scivally said. “I am most proud of the observations I have made from the floor of Jack Stephens Center when I have helped students walk at their commencement ceremony. I have been able to watch many students put their lives in high gear when working on a degree.” Scivally earned a Bachelor of Science in printing management and a Master of Science in college student personnel services from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. He began his ��Vlog��ý Little Rock career in 2012 and has worked as a recruitment coordinator in the Office of Admissions and an advisor for the College of Business before joining the College of Social Sciences and Communication. One of Scivally’s former advisees, Robert Aikman, who now works for a Fortune 500 company, said he wouldn’t be where he is today without Scivally’s guidance. “Louis is a rare breed,” said Aikman, business development analyst at Insight Enterprises. “Louis was instrumental in my academic strategy during my time at ��Vlog��ýLR. Initially, I was a biology major, but after taking just one week of an economics course, I realized I had a passion for the subject. I was reluctant to change my major, as I was unsure if economics was a viable route, but Louis walked me through the choice.” Scivally advised Aikman to look at the earning potential and need for economics majors, helped him apply for scholarships, designed a class schedule that fit in with his job, and told him that his happiness is the most important factor when choosing a career. “Regardless of his schedule, he was always ready to throw some time on the calendar and sync up to discuss academic strategy,” Aikman said. “Without Louis and his guidance, I might have never pursued analytics and economics. Now, I am the business development analyst for an entire inside sales organization of a Fortune 500, and I am very excited about my prospective career trajectory.” Scivally’s coworkers describe him as someone who can always be found getting to know students around campus and helping them reach their goals at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock. “Louis walks with students every step of the way through their college career, from recruiting to graduation,” said Shannon Gwinn, director of the Center for Students and Career Services in the College of Business. “He takes the time to get to know the students as more than just a major and T-number. When Louis walks across campus or into an event, students immediately recognize him and reach out to visit with him. It is obvious that Louis is passionate about assisting students reach their goals at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock.” On campus, Scivally has been an early adopter and trainer for new advising technologies, including College Schedule and Ellucian Degree Works. “Another tribute to the dedication and expertise of Mr. Scivally is that he was chosen to be the foundational advisor for the new Bachelor of Applied Science degree program, which is a growing educational pathway for transfer students with military and/or technical credits to leverage and apply toward a bachelor’s degree,” Registrar Malissa Mathis said. “From its inception in 2015, Mr. Scivally’s efforts have grown that program to serve hundreds of transferring students.” In the upper right photo, Jennifer Owens (right) presents Louis Scivally (left) with the Trojan Outstanding Academic Advisor Award during the Staff Awards Ceremony. Photo by Ben Krain.

��Vlog��ý Little Rock to honor staff members for their achievements

Ajani Oyindamola — Thu, 25 Apr 2019 17:35:27 +0000

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Staff Senate will celebrate the achievements of more than 150 staff members during the Staff Awards Ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 26, in the Engineering and Information Technology Building Auditorium. Staff members will be honored for educational achievements, years of service, and retirement, and Staff Achievement Awards and scholarship recipients will be announced. The ��Vlog��ý Little Rock community is invited to attend. A reception in the lobby will immediately follow the awards ceremony. “This year, I’ve had the opportunity to witness the dedication of our staff members and how vital they are to the ��Vlog��ý Little Rock community,” Staff Senate President Angie Faller said. “We are honoring nearly 100 staff members who have given more than 1,340 years of combined service to the university. We are also recognizing 25 graduates, 18 retirees, and 17 nominees for the Staff Achievement Awards. Thank you to our staff members and everything you do for the university.” ��Vlog��ý Little Rock will honor 18 retiring staff members, including Jan Dannaway, Robert Davis, Stephan Dixon, Broderick Ganaway, Gregory Hamilton, Gail Harris, Kerrick Hartman, Gary Hogan, Joseph Lewis Sr., Sharon Linz, Patsy Martin, Lewis Moody, Veva Petty, Phyllis Roche, Timothy Porter, Gay Sanders, Larry Walker, and Clyde Wilkerson. Graduating staff members who have earned a degree or certificate in the past year include:

��Amber Bartolotta, School of Counseling, Human Performance, and Rehabilitation, Master of Education in counselor education
��Damian Berry, Donaghey Student Center, Bachelor of Arts in sociology
��Larry Blackmon, Department of Construction Management and Civil and Construction Engineering, Master of Science in construction management
��Valerie Breashears, Office of Admissions, Doctor of Education in higher education
��Ian Calder, Information Technology Services, Master of Science in business information systems
��Jacqueline Durr, Student Support Services, Master of Arts in higher education
��Kenneth Edwards, Donaghey Student Center, Bachelor of Arts in sociology
��Deona Elliott, ��Vlog��ý Little Rock Children International, Associate of Arts in general studies
��Timothy Frazier, Donaghey Student Center, Master of Science in sport management
��Colleen Godley, William H. Bowen School of Law, certificate of proficiency in business analytics
��Ashley Heath, Department of English, Master of Arts in interdisciplinary studies
��Michael Heavner, Department of Theatre Arts and Dance, Master of Arts in interdisciplinary studies
��Kimya Herd, Disability Resource Center, Bachelor of Arts in applied communication
��Jinson Kang, Little Rock Athletics, Bachelor of Arts in interdisciplinary studies
��James Robert Kashak, Facilities Management, Bachelor of Science in health, human performance, and sport management
��Christina Laurentia, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, graduate certificate in data science
��Danielle Lee, Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Bachelor of Science in information science
��Kathleen Lewis, Department of Rhetoric and Writing, graduate certificate in online writing instruction
��Cynthia Nia Rieves, Human Resources, graduate certificate in human resources and organizational psychology
��Raymond Patey, Department of Chemistry, Master of Science in chemistry
��Stephen Roberson, Information Technology Services, Master of Science in business information systems
��Juanita Sherman, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Master of Education in adult and professional learning
��Jennika Smith, College of Education and Health Professions, Master of Arts in professional and technical writing
��Kimberly Thorton, Department of Rhetoric and Writing, Bachelor of Arts in professional and technical writing
��Lisa Williams, Department of Biology, Master of Science in biology

The 2019 Staff Achievement Award nominees include Ashley Beatty, Emily Bell, John Evans, Angie Faller, Cody Henslee, Wanda Hoover, Eureka Ice, Shannon Kardiak, Ann Marie Lott, Laura McClellan, Mark Pellegrini, Michael Seamon, Christina Smith, Dana Steele, Kelly Rigby, Sabrenna Rodgers-Lee, and Freta Rogers-Mason. The ��Vlog��ý Little Rock staff members who are being honored for the most years of service include Ophelia Dedner of Human Resources and John Eley of Printing Services, both celebrating their 40-year work anniversaries. Four staffers are celebrating their 35-year anniversaries, including Suzette Anderson, ��Vlog��ý Little Rock Children International; Diane Thomas-Holladay, Arkansas Economic Development Institute; Lenzo Turner, Facilities Management; and Angela Willis, Office of Research Compliance. Those celebrating their 30th anniversary include Sylvester Cartwright of Information Technology Services, Vinnie Francis of the William H. Bowen School of Law, and Charles Hancock of the Department of Engineering Technology. Additional staff members celebrating work anniversaries include: 25 years: Christal Aist-Farris, Verna Fleming, Tangie Jones, Merlene Love, Johnny Smith, Marilyn Thompson, and Minnie Walker. 20 years: Jerome Bailey, Ellen Binford, Darlene Bunt, Linda Czirr, Veronica Davis, Robin Dean, Catherine Hagemeier, Howard Jackson, Barbara Johnson, Vicki Plant, Daniel Spillers, Allen Stanley, and Regina Wade-Carter. 15 years: Paula Baker, Katresha Bell, Alexandru Biris, Brandy Cochran, Cynthia Dedner, Thomas Genz, Shannon Gwinn, Terry Harrison, Ganesh Kannarpady, Grainger Ledbetter, Jennifer Maxwell, Jennifer Moody, Virginia Oswalt, Russ Riegel, and Joshua Webb. 10 years: Brenda Alexander, Tyrone Barrow, Alicia Cash, Heyam Dannawi, Michael Dodson, Cynthia Evans, Karissa Graham, Alisha Harris, Gregory Hicks, Wanda Hoover, Jewel Johnson, Karin Jones, Lisa Layman, Gayle Lenard, Kaye Lundgren, Laura McClellan, Meaghan Milliorn, Demetrius Owens, Marian Payne, Nathaniel Roe, Daniel Shelton, Alveno Smith, Georgette Walker, and Robert White. 5 years: James Amick, William Buddenberg, Carlton Coleman, Colleen Dennis, Kristen Dickson, Creston Emory, Benjamin Fisher, Rejena Grotjohn, Ian Hadden, Jackelyn Hanner, Richard Harper, James Harrington, Cody Henslee, Kimberly Herron, Jeremy Laxton, Charles Mathews, Faith McMath, Michael McNerlin, Ashia Muhammad, Chuks Odor, Gigi Peters, Tugrul Polat, Cari Reeves, Felicia Rogers, Julie Shelby, Nicholas Thorton, Jonathan Timm, Amber Wolf, and Crenisha Wright. In the upper right photo, the 2018 Staff Achievement Award and scholarship winners celebrate at the Staff Awards Ceremony. Pictured (L to R) are Pamala Stanley, winner of Personal Growth Award, Celeste Watson, Crittenden Book Scholarship recipient, Tierra Hutley, Staff Senate Scholarship winner, and William Wagner, winner of Ben Fry Service to ��Vlog��ý Little Rock Award. Photo by Ben Krain.

Finalists for Staff Achievement Awards announced

Ajani Oyindamola — Fri, 12 Apr 2019 20:07:47 +0000

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Staff Senate has announced the eight finalists for the 2019 Staff Achievement Awards. A $1,000 cash award is given to the top staff member in each of three categories: Ben Fry Service to ��Vlog��ý Little Rock, community service, and personal growth. The winners will be announced at the Staff Awards Ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 26, in the Schueck, McCarty, Lexicon Inc. Auditorium in the College of Engineering and Information Technology. “The staff members are a vital part of the success of ��Vlog��ý Little Rock,” said Staff Senate President Angie Faller. “The finalists for the Staff Achievement Awards highlight our staff members’ incredible commitment to the university and community through hard work, service, and dedication.” The winners of the Staff Senate Scholarship and Jerry Crittenden Employee Book Scholarship also will be announced during the awards ceremony. Staff members who are celebrating work anniversaries, have graduated in the past year, and retiring also will be recognized. Members of the university and community are encouraged to attend the awards ceremony and reception to celebrate the achievements of ��Vlog��ý Little Rock staff members and to wear ��Vlog��ý Little Rock colors and apparel to show school spirit. For more information, contact Angie Faller at 501-916-5905 or amfaller@ualr.edu. The finalists include: Ben Fry Service to ��Vlog��ý Little Rock

��John Evans, associate athletic director for facilities and events, Little Rock Athletics
��Shannon Kardiak, administrative specialist, Department of Sociology and Anthropology
��Michael Seamon, assistant director of operations, Facilities Management

Community Service

��Ashley Beaty, staff interpreter, Disability Resource Center
��Wanda Hoover, assistant dean for external relations, William H. Bowen School of Law
��Kelly Rigby, administrative projects coordinator, William H. Bowen School of Law

Personal Growth

��Ann Marie Lott, interpreter/transcriber coordinator, Disability Resource Center
��Freta Rogers-Mason, information technology coordinator, Ottenheimer Library

Nominations open for Staff Achievement Awards, Scholarships

Ajani Oyindamola — Wed, 13 Feb 2019 20:04:46 +0000

Nominations are being accepted for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock 2019 Staff Achievement Awards through Friday, March 15. A $1,000 cash award is given to the top ��Vlog��ý Little Rock staff member in three categories: personal achievement, service to the university, and community service. Eligible employees are full-time regular classified and non-faculty/non-classified employees holding no academic rank. The winners will be announced at the Staff Awards Ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Friday, April 26, in the Engineering and Information Technology Building Auditorium with a reception to follow. Staff members who are celebrating work anniversaries, have graduated in the past year, and retiring will also be recognized. The three categories for nominations are:

�� Personal Growth-Recognition will go to an individual whose scholarship, research, or creative talent has been particularly outstanding.
�� Ben Fry Service to ��Vlog��ý Little Rock-Recognition will go to an individual who is distinctive in service through committees, special events, implementation of creative ideas or support and encouragement of others.
�� Community Service-Recognition will go to an individual who has been particularly successful in organizing community events or had major achievements in civic, service, or specialty organizations/events.

Additionally, the Staff Senate will also award scholarships for employees who are furthering their education at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock. The Staff Senate Scholarship is a $250 scholarship, and the Jerry Crittenden Employee Book Scholarship is a $75 book scholarship. Both scholarships will be awarded to staff members. Applications can be filled out online. To fill out a nomination form for the Staff Achievement Awards, visit the Staff Senate website. For more information, please contact Angie Faller at 501-916-5905 or amfaller@ualr.edu. In the upper right picture, Pamala Stanley, winner of 2018 Personal Growth Award, Celeste Watson, Crittenden Book Scholarship recipient, Tierra Hutley, Staff Senate Scholarship winner, and William Wagner, winner of the 2018 Ben Fry Service to ��Vlog��ý Little Rock Award, are honored at the 2018 Staff Awards Ceremony. Photo by Ben Krain.

��Vlog��ý Little Rock to honor top academic advisor with $1,000 award

Ajani Oyindamola — Thu, 31 Jan 2019 14:32:24 +0000

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock has unveiled a new staff recognition program that will honor the work of those who guide students through the academic process. In recognition of excellent academic advising, a ��Vlog��ý Little Rock Trojan Outstanding Advising Award will be presented to a deserving advisor during the spring semester 2019. The deserving recipient will receive a $1,000 cash award. Dr. Daryl Rice, associate vice chancellor for academic affairs, said the new award recognizes the importance and expanding role academic advisors have in serving ��Vlog��ý Little Rock’s students and helping them be successful in a changing college environment. “The vital importance of good academic advising to student success has been recognized across the country,” Rice said. “Advising used to be viewed as merely informing students of the courses to register for in order to stay on track to graduation. It still includes that, but the increasing professionalization of advising has expanded the role, which now includes help with career exploration to life coaching and much in between. It’s great that ��Vlog��ý Little Rock will recognize excellence in professional advising alongside outstanding teaching, research, and service among faculty.” Professional academic advisors who have been employed by ��Vlog��ý Little Rock for at least one year and hold a position below the rank of assistant dean are eligible for the award. A five-member selection committee comprised of one staff member, student, alumnus, faculty member, and administrator will choose the winner, who will be announced at the Staff Achievement Awards ceremony on Friday, April 26. Nominees will be evaluated on qualities and practices that include, but are not limited to: strong interpersonal skills; efforts to create a caring, helpful, and positive relationship with advisees; effective monitoring of student progress toward academic and career goals; supportive of the needs of a diverse student population; and knowledge of institutional policies and procedures, campus resources, and appropriate referral activities. ��Vlog��ý Little Rock students, alumni, and employees can show their favorite advisors some love by filling out a nomination by 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14. To make a nomination, visit the Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost website and click on the “Nominate an Outstanding Advisor” section. Once nominated, the nominee will be notified and must submit an application packet by 5 p.m. Monday, March 4, to be considered for the award. For more information, email Suzanne McAlister at swmcalister@ualr.edu.

��Vlog��ý Little Rock honors staff members for their achievements

Ajani Oyindamola — Tue, 24 Apr 2018 18:18:57 +0000

The University of Arkansas at Little Rock Staff Senate honored the achievements of more than 150 staff members during the Staff Awards Ceremony on April 20. Staff members were honored for educational achievements, years of service, retirement, and Staff Achievement Award nominations. “I had the opportunity to witness our staff at work and how important the senate is for the community,” Staff Senate President Richard Harper said. “Today, we honor over 125 employees who have worked over 1,660 combined years of service. We honor 13 graduates and 12 retirees. We had great events like our blood drives, our Helping Hands holiday food basket drive where we invested back in our staff, and we have plans to increase staff engagement and professional development opportunities in the future.” ��Vlog��ý Little Rock also honored 12 retiring staff members, including Clyde Dunlap of Public Safety, Margaret English and Aileen Zaffaroni of MidSOUTH, Paul Francis of Scholarly Technology and Resources, Linda Johnson of Payroll, Cecilia “Suzanne” Martin of Ottenheimer Library, Richard Petit of Information Technology Services, Linda Toler of Health Services, Lynn Wilcox of the School of Counseling, Adult, and Rehabilitation Education, and James Lattin, Phillip Watson, and Larry Walker, all of Facilities Management. Graduating staff members who have earned a degree or certificate in the past year include:

Keli Jacobi is honored for completing a graduate certificate program at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock. Photo by Ben Krain.

��Samer Al-Khateeb, Department of Information Science, Doctor of Philosophy
��Ross Bradley, Office of the Provost, Master of Arts
��Rena Burt, Department of Economics and Finance, Associate of Arts
��Amanda Carreiro, Office of Alumni and Development, Bachelor of Arts
��Kelly Chaney, Department of Biology, Education Specialist
��Heyam Dannawi, Department of History, Master of Arts
��Gjertrud Djupvik, Office of the Dean in the College of Engineering and Information Technology, Bachelor of Business Administration
��Howell Fielder, Facilities Management, Master of Business Administration
��Keli Jacobi, Office of Communications and Marketing, Graduate Certificate
��Gary McGee, Public Safety, Associate of Arts
��Mia Phillips, Office of the Chancellor, Doctor of Education
��Nicholas Steele, Concurrent Enrollment, Master of Education
��Lindsey Stroud, Office of the Dean in the College of Social Sciences and Communication, Master of Arts

The 2018 Staff Achievement Award nominees include Karen Banks, Stephanie Carper, Tom Coffin, Deborah Cook, Linda Czirr, Trakenya Dobbins, John Evans, Erin Fehr, Terry Harrison, Jeremy Holstead, Rachel Jones, Seraphim Lawhorn, Marty Mayfield, Tiffani McAdoo, Melody Muldrew, Ann Nicholson, Erin Paul, Virginia Oswalt, Nathaniel Roe, Larry Rhodes, Sabrenna Rodgers-Lee, Rogelia Rodriguez, Daniel Spillers, Pamala Stanley, William Wagner, Jimmy Winter, and Michelle Zengulis. Three staff members celebrated their 40th anniversary at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock: Maureen James-Barnes of Ottenheimer Library, Michael Seamon of Facilities Management, and Cheryl Snuffer of Payroll. The four staff members celebrating their 35th work anniversary include Patricia Doss of Information Technology Services, Darrell Heath of the Department of Biology, Teresa McLendon of the Arkansas Institute of Economic Development, and Debra Simpson-Webster of Human Resources. Additional staff members celebrating work anniversaries include: 30 years: Tonya Bell, William H. Bowen School of Law; Cynthia Bennett, School of Public Affairs; Danny Haynes, Facilities Management; Joni Lee, Government Relations; Karen Palmer, Department of Music; Janet Turner-Dooley, Arkansas Institute of Economic Development; and George Willhite, School of Mass Communication 25 years: Sharon Houlette of Public Safety and Edna Mack-Pettigrew of Community Connections Center 20 years: Wilma Davis, Public Safety; Jan Gibson, David Rasmussen, and Heather Robinette, all of Arkansas Institute of Economic Development; Carol Griffin, Joylyn Humphrey, and Jan Littleton-Caldwell, all of MidSOUTH; Sharon Kaufman, Office of Research and Sponsored Programs; Joe Royce, College of Business; and Jimmy Winter, STEM Center.

Valarie Abrams is celebrating her 5-year work anniversary at ��Vlog��ý Little Rock. Photo by Ben Krain.

15 years: Barrett Allen, University District; Marjorie Armon, Office of Transfer Student Services; Cheryl Bigelow, William H. Bowen School of Law; Tanice Blackman, Office of Admissions; Wanda Bridgeford, David Fiser, Shakarie Murphy, and Gay Sanders, all of Facilities Management; Naomi Fletcher, Donaghey Student Center; Joe Foley, Department of Athletics; Emily Gentle, Financial Services; William “Ted” Grimmett, Office of Printing Services; Laura Grutz and Naima Kazi, MidSOUTH; Elisabeth Hart, Community Connections Center; Tara Haynes, Center for Literacy; Marty Mayfield, TRIO; Lewis Moody, Department of Engineering Technology; Christian O’Neal, Office of Alumni and Development; Paula Rogers, Children International; Sharon Sims, Office of the Dean in the College of Educations and Health Professions; Timothy Stoddard; Information Technology Services; Hyginus Ukadike, Counseling Services; and Randall Wright, Institute of Economic Advancement. 10 years: Patrick Barnhill, Lynette Brown, Amy Burgess, Howard Burris, Denetrice Campbell, Coy Detherage, Jennifer Dodson, Frances Frazier, Gwendolyn Green, Camille Guess-Mitchell, Jonathan Hamilton, Cheryl Hellmann, James Hurst, Nancy Hyde, Shelitah Jordan, Christopher Kleinhofs, Joseph Lewis Sr. Mary McCalla, Melody Muldrow, Geoffrey Nash, Tommy Newman, Bridgett Norwood, Kathryn Oliverio, Sandra Ott, Misty Paschall, Glediana Rexha, Shannon Roberts, Thierno Sako, Bradley Sims, Michael Singleton, Kristi Smith, Carla Soffos, Nicholas Steele, Misty Stukenborg, Whitney Walker, Jane Wayland, Vanessa Whitman, LaTonda Williams, and James Youngquist. 5 years: Valarie Abrams, Chivonda Coleman, Chassidy Cooper, Laura Dowling, Derick Edwards, Kyle Francisco, Timothy Frazier, Forrest Goss, Johnny Grimes, John Hall, Charles Hamilton, Chimere Hampton, Kerrick Hartman, LaShawn Hayden, Frank Hill, Bill Huggins, Keli Jacobi, Christina Laurentia, Karen Lee, Latonji Lewis, Sharonda Lipscomb, Cynthia Mayhan, Cindy McDonald, Kimberly Melikian, Mark Pellegrini, Thomas Redd, Diane Sanders, Oliver Scaife, Louis Scivally, Jessica Scott, Valarie Starks, Collin Swoke, Robert Tabor, Nathan Vandiver, Dechantria Wallace, and Philip William.

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