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HHP HOLDS ITS 3RD ANNUAL HONORS BANQUET FOR STUDENTS
 
GREENSBORO — Students in various academic studies from the The School of Health and Human Performance (HHP) at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro were recently recognized for outstanding achievements during the School's Third Annual Honors Banquet and Scholarship Recognition program held Tuesday, April 3.
 
In HHP, academic programs are offered through the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, the Department of Dance, Department of Exercise and Sport Science, Department of Public Health Education and the Department of Recreation, Parks, and Tourism. Each spring the school recognizes students who have demonstrated exemplary initiatives in some aspect of their career development in these various departments. As a highlight of the program, scholarship donors made the presentations to the student recipients.

This year's scholarship winners were:

Archdale - Angela Albertson, National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSHLA) Scholarship;
Asheboro - Lori C. Jones, Henry Weil Fellowship Scholarship;
Brown Summit - Kimberly L. Miller, Rosemary McGee Scholarship;
Charlotte - Holly Jamison, The Public Health Education Student Initiative Award; Cheryl Armstrong, Henry Weil Fellowship Scholarship; and Thomas F. Williamson, Dorothy Davis Scholarship and the Priscilla Mullen Gowen Scholarship;
Greensboro - Lila Biggs, Melanie Feinstein Memorial Scholarship in Dance; Julie Flynt, Quota Club Scholarship; Sarah Gaddy, Quota Club Scholarship; Gregory Smith Jr., John T. and Mary L. Burns Memorial Scholarship; Timothy Thompson, Susan B. Stout Graduate Research Fellowship Award; Tongjian You, Susan B. Stout Graduate Research Fellowship Award. Out-of-state: Allison Lucey of Bethlehem, PA, Susan B. Stout Graduate Research Fellowship Award; Kristina Paabo, Carol Jean Eiserer Memorial Scholarship; Miriana Lausic, Santiago, Chile; School of Health and Human Performance Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistant Award;
Goldsboro - Kimberly C. Artis, Kimberly R. Goodman Scholarship; and Jennifer Magoon, NSSHLA Scholarship;
Hurdle Mills - Lianna Maier, John T. and Mary L. Burns Memorial Scholarship;
Jamestown - Kimberley Austin-Cathey, NSSHLA Scholarship;
Kinston - Kris Rasbury, Kimberly R. Goodman Scholarship; and Christal Brown, Virginia Moomaw Dance Scholarship;
Lewisville - Edgar Peck III, June P. Galloway Scholarship in Teacher Education, the Susan B. Stout Memorial Scholarship and the PE Class of '75 Hielscher Teaching Scholarship;
Littleton - Aubrie L. Morris, Outstanding Undergraduate Student of the Year;
Maiden - Kevin Martin, Outstanding Graduate Student of the Year;
Mayodan - April Kallam, NSSHLA Scholarship;
Nags Head - Cary Moore, Kimberly R. Goodman Scholarship;
Pleasant Garden - Mary Love, NSSHLA Scholarship;
Raleigh - Linda Turner, Virgina Moomaw Dance Scholarship;
Randleman - Barbara Wilkerson, Public Health Education Outstanding Senior Award;
Sylva - Jessica Klerlein, Betsy Umstead Undergraduate Scholarship;
Taylorsville - Kelly Teague, Class of 1958 Gail Hennis Scholarship;
Wilmington - Karena Brown, Public Health Education Outstanding Senior Award;
Martinsville, VA - Mitchell Holley, John T. and Mary L. Burns Memorial Scholarship.

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