The December 1999
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The cap is worn both indoors and out when gowns are used. The tassel is worn on the right until the degree is conferred. It is then moved to the left front quarter and may be of color indicating the major field when worn by the undergraduate. The black or gold tassel is appropriate for the doctorate and black for the masters.
Following the benediction, the University Bell will ring in honor of the Graduates. The University Bell sounded the opening of the State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG) on October 5, 1892. For forty years until electric bells were installed it marked the significant moments of the day. The University Bell hung from a belfry in the Anniversary Plaza from 1967 until 1987 when it was removed for the purpose of restoration. The Class of 1940, in celebration of the 50th anniversary of its graduation, commissioned the restoration of the University Bell.
Escorts for all lines of march during Commencement and ushers at entries to the Coliseum are provided by the University Marshals, an academic honorary organization composed of full-time upperclassmen with academic averages of 3.65 or greater. These students may be recognized by the gold sashes which they wear during the ceremonies.
The University Ambassadors, founded in 1990, is a student organization dedicated to serving the needs of the University as campus tour guides, student orientation assistants, and student recruitment volunteers. They offer support for various alumni activities and serve as hosts for numerous University events such as Commencement.
The international flags on display in the reception hall represent over sixty countries from which students have come to UNCG and to which our students have traveled for study abroad. Use of the international flags at Commencement begins today with the December 1999 ceremony.
Prelude
The Commencement Brass
Processional
Fanfare
by Arthur Bliss
and Procession of the Nobles
by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov
performed by The Commencement Brass
William P. Carroll, conductor
Faculty Marshal and Mace Bearer
Robert M. Calhoon
Professor, Department of History
Invocation
Rev. Mr. Ron Moss
UNCG Wesley-Luther Campus Ministry
Anthem
America (My Country 'Tis of Thee)
text by Samuel F. Smith
Audience Participation
My country, 'tis of thee,
sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing;
land where my fathers died,
land of the pilgrims' pride,
from every mountainside let freedom ring:
My native country, thee,
land of the noble free, thy name I love;
I love thy rocks and rills,
thy woods and templed hills;
my heart with rapture thrills, like that above.
Greetings from the Faculty and Introduction of the Chancellor
Mariana Newton
Chair, Faculty Senate, and Associate Professor,
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Welcome and Introduction of the Platform Party
Patricia A. Sullivan
Chancellor
Greetings from The UNC General Administration
Jeffrey R. Davies
Vice President for Finance, General Administration, The University of North Carolina
Greetings from the UNCG Alumni Association
Sarah Langston Cowan, '65 & '81
President-Elect, UNCG Alumni Association
Greetings from the December Class of 1999
Megan Keefe Govus
Speaker for the December Class
Anthem
America the Beautiful
arrg. Cecil Effinger
performed by The Commencement Chorus and Brass
Introduction of the Commencement Speaker
Patricia A. Sullivan
Commencement Address
"The Wind and the Sun"
Hazel N. Brown
Professor, School of Nursing,
and recipient of the UNCG Teaching Excellence Award
Authorization for the Conferring of Degrees
Thomas R. Sloan
Vice Chair, UNCG Board of Trustees
Conferring of Degrees
Patricia A. Sullivan
Presentation of Graduate Degree Candidates
Brad Bartel
Dean of the Graduate School
Presentation of Undergraduate Degree Candidates
A. Edward Uprichard
Baccalaureate Degrees
Academic Deans
for the College of Arts and Sciences, Walter H. Beale
for the Joseph M. Bryan School of Business and Economics, James K. Weeks
for the School of Education, David G. Armstrong
for the School of Health and Human Performance, Robert W. Christina
for the School of Human Environmental Sciences, Helen A. Shaw
for the School of Music, Arthur R. Tollefson
for the School of Nursing, Lynne G. Pearcey
Presentation of Students Graduating with Honors
A. Edward Uprichard
Concluding Remarks
Patricia A. Sullivan
The Alma Mater
We raise our voices, let them swell
In a chorus loud and strong;
The rolling hills send back the sound
Of our triumphant song.
For in one great unbroken band
With loyal hearts and true,
Your sons and daughters stand and sing
University, to you.
Benediction
Rev. Moss
Ringing of the University Bell
Meegie Cloninger Stout
for the Class of 1949
and Lorrie Robin Koslow
for the Class of 1999
Recessional
Fanfare
by Elgar Howarth
March
by Sergei Prokofiev
performed by The Commencement Brass
All graduates, guests, and faculty are invited to attend the Reception to be held immediately
following the ceremony, in the East Wing of the Special Events Center.
Other Ceremony Participants
Chief Marshal, Lucy Brent Robbins
Assistant Chief Marshal, Alicia Joy Hoffman
Assistant Chief Marshal, James R. Sealey
Interpreters for the Hearing Impaired, Michelle M. Stack and Stacy L. Rich
Readers, Lori B. Koenig, MFA, '92, and Hardy E. Koenig, MFA, '94
Reception Music
UNCG Jazz Quartet
Aaron T. Martin, Max T. Wood, Michael P. St. Clair, William C. Postlethwait
Asterisks indicate students who completed degree requirements in August, 1999
Doctoral | Specialist in Education | Masters
Doctor of Philosophy
Kelly Mitchell Anderson, Concord
Curriculum and Teaching
Examining Principals' Special Education Knowledge and the Inclusiveness of Their Schools
B.S.Ed., M.S.Ed., Drake University
Committee Chair - Gerald Ponder
*Susan Christine Baird, Waco, TX
Psychology
Interpersonal Dependency and Self-presentation Strategies
B.A., Trinity University
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Rosemery Nelson-Gray
Margaret Theresa Crane Bizzaro, Greenville
English
The Romantic Genesis of Expressivism: A Cultural Study
B.A., M.A., East Carolina University
Committee Chair - Hephzibah Roskelly
*Sean Montgomery Butler, Greensboro
English
New Languages, New Lives: A Rhetorical Analysis of Arguments Advocating Second Language Learning
B.A., Washington and Lee University
M.A., The College of William & Mary
Committee Chair - Hephzibah Roskelly
*Diana Kaye Campbell, Greensboro
English
"Mutual Answerability": Aesthetics, Ethics, Transgredients from Mikhail Bakhtin to Lee Smith to Leslie Marmon Silko
B.A., University of South Carolina
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Keith Cushman
Nancy A. Cerezo, Summerfield
Curriculum and Teaching
Problem-based Learning in the Middle School: Perceptions of At-risk Females and Their Teachers
B.A.Ed., University of Florida
M.S., North Carolina A&T State University
Committee Chair - David Strahan
Stanley D. Clark, Sophia
Curriculum and Teaching
Second Language Acquisition and Non-Traditional Students: A Case Study of Strategies and Achievement
B.A., Th.B., God's Bible School and College
M.R.E., Nazarene Theological Seminary
M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Co-Chair - Janis Antonek
Committee Co-Chair- Bert Goldman
Julie Ann Daumit, New York, NY
Psychology
Peer Feedback and Social Information Processing during Dyadic Interactions with Aggressive-rejected or
Withdrawn-rejected and Average Status Children
B.A., Duke University
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Susan P. Keane
Keith Martin Davis, Southmont
Counseling and Counselor Education
An Analysis of Counseling Work Behaviors by School Counselors
B.A., UNC-Wilmington
M.Ed., M.S., Ed.S., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - James M. Benshoff
*Susan Lynn Foster, Winston Salem
Nutrition
Elevated Iron Status Increases Efficiency of Salmonella enteritidis Invasion and Alters Cytokine/Chemokine mRNA Expression by the Caco-2 Human Intestinal Cell Line
B.A., M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Mark L. Failla
*Charles Jeffrey Frame, Murray, KY
Nutrition
Use of the Stage of Change Model to Assess Nutritional Behaviors of Cardiac Rehabilitation Patients
B.S., Purdue University
M.S., Kansas State University
Committee Co-Chair - Claudia G. Green
Committee Co-Chair - Martha L. Taylor
*Kimberly Diane Franklin, Nebo
Psychology
Emotion Recognition Skills in Adolescent Sex Offenders
B.A., Purdue University
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - David L. Rabiner
*Dean Avon Garrett, Greensboro
Nutrition
Development of an In Vitro Model for Screening the Bioavailability of Carotenoids from Meals
B.H.S., M.S., University of Kentucky
Committee Chair - Mark L. Failla
*Katherine Howard Glenn, Greensboro
Counseling and Counselor Education
Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselors: The Diagnosis of Substance-Related Disorders, Dual Diagnosis, and the Multidisciplinary Approach
B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - J. Scott Hinkle
*Richard Jackson Hartsell, Albemarle
Curriculum and Teaching
Just As We Are: Education, Experience, and William Pinar 's Poor Curriculum
B.A., Appalachian State University
M.A., UNC-Charlotte
Committee Chair - David E. Purpel
Shirley Baker Huffman, Hickory
Counseling and Counselor Education
Midlife African American Women's Attitudes toward Menopause and the Relationship between Attitudes and Menopausal Symptom Reporting
B.S., Lenoir-Rhyne College
M.A., Appalachian State University
Committee Chair - Jane E. Myers
*Steven Ken Huprich, Waco, TX
Psychology
Depressive Personality Disorder: Empirical Validity and Object Loss
B.A., Taylor University
M.A., University of Dayton
Committee Chair - Rosemery Nelson-Gray
*Victoria Page Jaus, Charlotte
Curriculum and Teaching
Using the INTASC Standards to Understand and Analyze the Performance Problems of Student Teachers
A.B., Wesleyan College
M.S.Ed., Ed.S., Indiana University
Committee Chair - David Strahan
Jayne M. Jenkins, Laramie, WY
Exercise and Sport Science
Peer Coaching in Physical Education Methods of Teaching Course: Knowledge Development and Perceptions
B.S., Mankato State College
M.S., University of Wyoming
Committee Chair - Mary Lou Veal
*Thakur B. Karkee, Greensboro
Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation
An Investigation of IRT-adjusted Grade Point Average in the Prediction of College Performance:
Applications to Gender and Race Bias
B.Sc., M.Sc., Tribhuvan University
M.S., Universiti Pertanian Malaysia
Committee Chair - Lloyd Bond
Lisha Werba Kievit, Greensboro
Psychology
Coping With Rape: The Relationship Between Context, Resources, and Outcome
B.A., B.A., University of Maryland, College Park
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Co-Chair - Rosemery Nelson-Gray
Committee Co-Chair - Jacquelyn White
Yolanda Renee Lea-Currie, Burlington
Nutrition
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) Metabolism and its Role in Preadipocyte Growth and Differentiation
B.S., UNC-Charlotte
Committee Chair - Michael McIntosh
*Jane Miller Leatherman, Summerfield
Curriculum and Teaching
A Comparison of Inservice and Preservice Teachers' Attitudes Towad Inclusion
B.S.H.E., M.Ed., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Judith A. Niemeyer
Janeen Carole Manuel, Winston Salem
Human Development and Family Studies
Risk and Resistance Factors in the Adaptation of Mothers of Children with Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis
B.S., Barry University
M.S., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - B. Kay Pasley
*Sarah Faye McDuffie Swannanoa
Curriculum and Teaching
Instructional Practices in Chemistry Classrooms Across North Carolina: An Investigation of Inquiry-Oriented Instruction
B.S., Elon College
M.A., Appalachian State University
Ed.S., Western Carolina University
Committee Chair - Catherine E. Matthews
*Robert Lyall Milde, Gibsonville
English
The Harp and the Sword: Rhetorical Depictions of Haiti in Early Twentieth Century U.S. Literature
B.A., Carleton College
Committee Chair - SallyAnn H. Ferguson
*Shari Coleman Moxley, Lillington
Human Development and Family Studies
An Examination of the Factors Contributing to Associational Solidarity among Relocated Adults and Their Siblings
B.S.H.E., M.S.H.E., University of Arkansas
Committee Chair - Vira R. Kivett
William Greg Myers Kolonia, Pohnpei
Federated States of Micronesia
Curriculum and Teaching
Adaptation Strategies of Cross-cultural Teachers
B.A., North Carolina State University
M.A., Ball State University
Committee Chair - David Strahan
Deborah Wilson Newsome, Winston Salem
Counseling and Counselor Education
Parental and School Influences on Adolescent Academic Achievement
B.A., Oklahoma Baptist University
M.A.Ed., Wake Forest University
Committee Chair - Nicholas A. Vacc
Tracy Carol Rock, Asheville
Curriculum and Teaching
Case Studies of Preservice Teacher and Inservice Teacher Participant Pairs Engaging in Collaborative Action Research: Patterns and Effects
B.A., UNC-Charlotte
M.A.L.S., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Barbara B. Levin
*Christine Lee Rogers, Clayton
Music Education
The Effects of Two Instructional Methods on Two Piano Improvisation Skills Exhibited While Performing Hymn Accompaniments by Beginning Adult Piano Improvisers
A.B., Pfeiffer College
M.M., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - James W. Sherbon
*Tammy Annette Schilling, Slaton, TX
Exercise and Sport Science
An Investigation of Commitment Among Participants in an Extended Day Physical Activity Program
B.S., Texas A & M University
M.S., Texas Tech University
Committee Co-Chair - Diane L. Gill
Committee Co-Chair - Thomas J. Martinek
*Paul L. Schvaneveldt, Logan, UT
Human Development and Family Studies
The Influence of Parental Behaviors During Early Adolescence on Post-Secondary Education Attainment as Mediated by Academic Achievement, Peers, and Substance Use
B.A., M.S., Utah State University
Committee Co-Chair - Jennifer L. Kerpelman
Committee Co-Chair - B. Kay Pasley
*Julianne Marie Smith, Lawrence, KS
Psychology
Connections Between Children's Perceived Mother-Child Difficulties and Peer Relationship Problems: Differences in the Mediation of Children's Conflict Strategies by Gender
B.A., The University of Texas at Austin
M.A., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Susan P. Keane
Tracy Wilson Smith, Lenoir
Curriculum and Teaching
Toward a Prototype of Expertise in Teaching: A Descriptive Case Study
A.B., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.A., Appalachian State University
Committee Co-Chair - Brenda Cox
Committee Co-Chair - David Strahan
*Jo Ann Springs, Charlotte
Human Development and Family Studies
Ethnic-Cultural Influences on Question-Asking Behaviors of African-American and European-American Teachers
B.A., North Carolina College at Durham
M.H.D.L., UNC-Charlotte
Committee Chair - Garrett W. Lange
*Jon Guttorm Toverud, Kolsas, Norway
Counseling and Counselor Education
The Theory of Planned Behavior as a Predictor of EAP Supervisory Referrals
B.A., Denison University
M.A., Appalachian State University
Committee Chair - Jane E. Myers
*Sheila Marie Whitley, Greensboro
Curriculum and Teaching
A Comparative Study of the Persistence Rate of First-Generation College Students and Other Undergraduates
B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.A., Appalachian State University
Committee Chair - Sandra M. Powers
*Priscilla Gentry Wood, Durham
Curriculum and Teaching
An In-Depth Inquiry into the Language and Teaching Anxieties Experienced by Preservice Foreign Language Teachers
B.A., Wake Forest University
M.Ed., Salem College
Committee Co-Chair - Janis L. Antonek
Committee Co-Chair - D. Michelle Irwin
*Jami Loraine Woods, Danbury
Curriculum and Teaching
A Case Study of the Freshman Learning Community and Student Participants' Academic and Social Development
at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro
B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill
M.A., Appalachian State University
Committee Chair - Gerald Ponder
Doctor of Education
Dennis A. Johnson, Indian Trail
Exercise and Sport Science
Grants-personship: Funding Community-based Physical Activity Programs for Underserved At-risk Youth
B.A., M.S., Marshall University
Committee Chair - Thomas J. Martinek
Arthur Gordon Paschal, Troy
Educational Leadership
An Investigation Into the Primacy of Instructional Leadership Among Selected High School Principals in North Carolina
B.A., UNC-Wilmington
M.A.Ed., East Carolina University
Committee Co-Chair - Dale L. Brubaker
Committee Co-Chair - Ronald Williamson
Doctor of Musical Arts
*Sherri Marcia Damon, Valley City, ND
Performance
The Trombone in the Shout Band of the United House of Prayer for All People
B.M., The Cleveland Institute of Music & Case Western Reserve University
M.M., UNC-Greensboro
Committee Chair - Randy B. Kohlenberg
*Lisa B. Kinzer, Farmville, VA
Performance
Performance Practices in Brahms's Klavierstücke, Op. 118: A Survey of Recordings from 1903-1997
B.M., North Carolina School of the Arts
M.M., Louisiana State University and A & M College
Committee Co-Chair - John Salmon
Committee Co-Chair - Andrew Willis
John Edward Simons, Talbott, TN
Performance
Euell Porter, Profile of a Choral Musician: An Analysis of His Musical Philosophies, Techniques, and Leadership Style
B.M.E., M.M., Baylor University
Committee Chair - Richard G. Cox
Susan Nichols Thomson, Statesboro, GA
Performance
The Solo Piano Music of Lukas Foss
B.M., The Eastman School of Music
M.M., Florida State University
Committee Chair - John Salmon
Advanced Degrees
Graduate Degree Candidates
Asterisks indicate students who completed degree requirements in August, 1999
College of Arts & Sciences
Master of Arts
Master of Education
Master of Fine Arts
Master of Public Affairs
Master of Science
Master of Arts
Master of Science in Business Education
Master of Science
School of Education
Master of Education
Master of Education
Master of Library & Information Studies
Master of School Administration
Master of Science
Master of Public Health
Master of Science
School of Human Environmental Sciences
Master of Education
Master of Science
School of Music
Master of Music
School of Nursing
Master of Science in Nursing
Special Academic Programs
Master of Arts in Liberal Studies
Undergraduate Degrees
Asterisks indicate students who completed degree requirements in August, 1999
College of Arts & Sciences | Joseph M. Bryan School of Business & Economics
School of Education | School of Health & Human Performance | School of Human Environmental Sciences
School of Music | School of Nursing
Graduation with Honors
Graduation with honors for undergraduates is based on all courses (including the last semester's work) for which grades and grade points are given. To be eligible for honors at the end of the senior year, a student must have completed at least 45 hours of work in residence at UNCG, not including hours for which credit and grade points have been received by special examinations.
Honors are awarded to graduating seniors as follows. The highest level is summa cum laude (with highest honor), maintaining a grade point average between 3.90-4.00 for all work taken at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The next level, magna cum laude (with great honor), indicates an average of 3.70-3.89. The third level, cum laude (with honor), represents an achievement of 3.50-3.69.
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science in Medical Technology
*Meredith Wheeler Simpson, Oak Ridge
Joseph M. Bryan School of Business & Economics
Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science
Jessica Lynn Adam, Harrisburg
*Cherie Nichole Baggett, Greensboro
Leigh Angela Britt, Reidsville
Latasha Angela Brown, Fayetteville
Sheila Ann Bryan, Greensboro
*Kerry Lynn Burris, Greensboro
Martin Randall Burris, cum laude, Lexington
*Anne Reed Cartrette, cum laude, Trinity
Megan Beth Clymer, Greensboro
Janine M. Elefante, cum laude, Apex
*Christina Walker Embry, magna cum laude, Elon College
Cassandra Lorna Faulkner, cum laude, Danville, VA
Whitney Beth Griffin, summa cum laude, Zebulon
*Stephen Lyndon Hill, cum laude, Thomasville
*Sarah Elizabeth Ann Hutchins, Lexington
Kelly Fairchild Jewell, magna cum laude, Greensboro
*Johanna Burns Judge, Greensboro
Lorin Melody Kirby, Laurinburg
Jennifer Ann Matthews, Greensboro
Kelsie Emelle McCoy, Rockingham
Summer Lee McLennan, Greensboro
Anna Elizabeth Meredith, Matthews
Emily Patrice Morland, summa cum laude, Greensboro
Melissa Anne Ouellette, magna cum laude, Somerville, NJ
*Kelli Anne Ream, cum laude, High Point
Tracey Allyson Suggs, Sanford
Cynthia Lee Thompson, Mebane
*Dana D. VanDeventer, cum laude, Greensboro
Jeremy Leighton Wells, Cary
*Natasha Umeca Wright, Greensboro
School of Health and Human Performance
Bachelor of Arts
Curtis Allen Drake, Jamestown
*Stephanie Wain Moore, Cary
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Carrie Lorraine Plew, Burlington
Bachelor of Science
*Christy Kay Adams, Savannah, GA
Robert Dennis Allison, Randleman
Heather Marie Avery, Sherman, TX
*Marsha Elaine Bailey, Charlotte
Christopher Michael Ball, Greensboro
*Melissa Leigh Bauguess, Kernersville
Robert Edward Bednar, Jr., Greensboro
*Thomas Garrett Bennett, Winston Salem
*Tammy Lynn Bowman, Brown Summit
Tonia Dara Brown, magna cum laude, Elkin
Lori Ann Canetti, Maineville, OH
James Michel Caplanides, II, Greensboro
*Michael Brent Cassidy, Mocksville
William Lee Caviness, Greensboro
Andrew David Cline, Gastonia
Christian Douglas Cole, Chapel Hill
*Cara Miranda Cope, Timberlake
Carey Elizabeth Crissman, Graham
*April R. Cross, Strathaven, Scotland
Turkessa Aisha Crump, Pittsboro
Keri Ann Currutt, Chesterland, OH
*Shawn Lee Davis, Elon College
Jason Eustace Dickman, Oakton, VA
Laura Ann Eggleston, Greensboro
Kirstin Leigh Ekeland, Mebane
*Darian Scott Flowers, Mount Olive
Michael Brian Foyles, Kitty Hawk
Reiko Fuchikawa, Greensboro
Jamie Gartner, Hendersonville
Alan Jay Gatewood, cum laude, Sophia
Amy Lee George, Raleigh
*Charchana V. Hairston, Greensboro
*Crystal Leigh Hall, High Point
Elizabeth Hollis Hall, Greensboro
*Daniel Morris Hawkins, Roanoke Rapids
*Jansey Michelle Hilliard, Greensboro
*Monica N. Hough, Fayetteville
Jamie Tennille Johnson, Durham
*Laura Ann Johnson, magna cum laude, Mt. Laurel, NJ
Angela Smith Jones, summa cum laude, Archdale
Kelly Dawn Kaper, Casper, WY
Deborah Lee Kirkbride, Greensboro
Julie Kraus, Greensboro
*Sharon Michelle Lamm, Kernersville
*James David Lemonds, Corinth, MS
*Lindy Allison Lester, Goldston
Alissa Marie Lord, Jamestown
Numeda Henry Lowe, Greensboro
Jessica Leigh Marsh, Fayetteville
Whitney Spring Mason, Concord
Tonka Sean Maynor, Atlanta, GA
Donna Anisha McNeill, Broadway
Charles Stedman Melvin, IV, Gastonia
Mark Alan Menard, Norristown, PA
Shanda Catrice Murray, Raleigh
*Janet Catherine Nealey, Denton
*Chewuna Patterson, Greensboro
Bernadette Marie Paulsen, cum laude, Greensboro
Nicky Joseph Phillips, Grimesland
*Ryan Dominick Pizzino, Kernersville
*Kevin Porterfield, Greensboro
Tami Dodson Rice, Mebane
*Leslie Raylene Robbins, Booneville
Shannon Marie Roberts, Virginia Beach, VA
Katherine Foust Roche, Cramerton
*Tamika Nicole Scott, Whitakers
Suzanne Nicole Sherrill, Davidson
*Christopher Brian Simpkins, Rural Hall
Timothy Michael Stanley, Clemmons
*Joseph Anthony Stanton, Huntington, WV
Michelle Compton Still, Winston Salem
Kimberly L. Stout, Greensboro
Tracy Lynn Strommer, Bergenfield, NJ
Joan Carol Sugg, Greensboro
Courtney Rhea Tart, Greensboro
James Michael Triplette, Jr., Cary
*Chris Matthew Whicker, Hillsborough
Anne Ritchie Whitehead, Hillsborough
Michael Samuel Wickland, Bridgeport, WV
Jichelle Chaunte Wiggins, Fayetteville
Scott Joseph Yokeley, Thomasville
School of Human Environmental Sciences
Bachelor of Science
John Maynard Adams, Jr., Greensboro
Shirese M. Adams, Winston Salem
Amanda Ratliff Alcorn, summa cum laude, Reidsville
Angela Murrow Anderson, magna cum laude, High Point
*Tawanda Yvette Anthony, Charlotte
Robin Louise Armstrong, Greensboro
Sarah Kristin Arrington, Charlotte
*Miranda Jill Banks, Greensboro
Theresa Marie Barnes, Greensboro
Emilee Anne Belton, Greensboro
Matthew Berdine, cum laude, Fort Thomas, KY
Deborah Kivett Bingham, cum laude, Greensboro
Amy Jacobs Bocholis, Charlotte
Molly Meisky Bolick, High Point
*Elke Lashane Boyd, Mount Airy
Cessy Alyshia Brown, Hickory
Jamie Russell Brown, Graham
Regina L. Brunssen, Durham
Michelle Leigh Bullock, Greensboro
*Tracey Jean Buxton, Greensboro
*Heather JoAnn Call, N. Wilkesboro
Paula Andrea Carr, Hope Mills
Michelle T. Chilton, cum laude, Winston Salem
Papper Christie Christmas, Greensboro
Jennifer Leslie Chute, Winston Salem
Kristen Julie Clark, Goldsboro
Lori Anne Cooke, Greensboro
Wendy Carol Culler, Seagrove
Aimee Asbill DeBerry, Biscoe
Lesley Ann Elias, magna cum laude, Greensboro
Nidia Freeman Flomo, Greensboro
Kristen Marie Gantt, Burlington
*Joseph C. Garrigan, Greensboro
*Dawn Marie Gibson, Kernersville
*Lisa Michelle Godfrey, cum laude, Greensboro
Rewa Consuela Green, Greensboro
Leigh Meredyth Guerriero, Convent Station, NJ
Marcella Lajune Gunter, Greensboro
Jennifer Pfarr Hall, Glen Rock, NJ
Melanie Jane Hamilton, Greensboro
Jennifer Murray Hansen, Wagram
Dana Renee Harrell, Mebane
Bethany Ann Harris, Greensboro
*Leslie Faith Hobson, Yadkinville
*Rashida Deanne Hudson, Charlotte
*Michael Robert Hughes, Pine Hill, NJ
Leanna Ruth Hunt, cum laude, Winston Salem
Melissa Ann Hunter, Wilkesboro
Valerie Vermell Jackson, Greensboro
Crystal Annette James, cum laude, Kernersville
Sapheallah Natoyia Johnson, Greensboro
Melanie Dawn Jones, Reidsville
Bo Soon Kim, cum laude, Fayetteville
Brenda Blessing Knowles, magna cum laude, Kernersville
*Karen Renee Lassiter, Asheboro
Lisa Beth Leary, Greensboro
LaTasha Dearnette Logan, Goldsboro
Dina Renee Massengale, Greensboro
Jill Caroline Miedema, Kernersville
*Paula Cheryl Miller, Mebane
Caroline Traister Mitchell, summa cum laude, Climax
Elizabeth Leigh Mundy, Graham
Melanie Shelton Murphy, Stoneville
Kellie Janiece Nelson, Wilmington
Caroline Elisabeth O'Brien, Ridgewood, NJ
Dacia Kiddada Oates, Newton Grove
Kelly Lenore Rader, Lenoir
Ann Dixon Ratchford, Gastonia
Darrell Egan Rebb, Greensboro
Lori Elizabeth Riley, Yanceyville
Angela Renee Roane, Morganton
Jessica Gay Roberts, Greensboro
Virginia Whitley Rogers, Greensboro
Erin Elizabeth Sawyer, Greensboro
Franchescha Roshawn Scott, Greensboro
Melinda Faye Smith, Greensboro
Stephanie Kristin Smith, Sanford
*Julie A. Spagnardi, Durham
Rhonda Christina Stevens, Winston Salem
*Andrea Lucille Stoddard, High Point
Seung Bin Sung, Greensboro
Dana Lynn Tagge, Stokesdale
Kristin Ashley Tomlinson, cum laude, Pleasant Garden
*AnnaMarie Tubolino, Raleigh
*Elizabeth Ann Weedman, Greensboro
Debra Gail Wilkins, Roxboro
Shaun Michael Williams, Greensboro
Sonyanette Michele Willis, Shelby
Kimberly Janetta Winston, Raleigh
Melanie Kathryn Witt, Raleigh
Steven Howard Wood, Greensboro
Aaron Elizabeth Woodie, Linville Falls
Mindy Michelle Woolley, cum laude, Greensboro
*Kelani Christina Wright, McLeansville
Lorie Nichole Wright, McLeansville
Madara Francene Yarbrough, Lexington
Bachelor of Arts
Tammy Britt, Star
Matalya Brandis Dickerson, Lucama
Chern-Lian Leilani Forgay, Greensboro
Lloyd Donald Harvey, Jr., Cary
*Kimberly Anne Nusbaum, Frederick, MD
Bachelor of Music
Michael David Dalton, Greensboro
Jason Richard Foureman, Greensboro
Matthew Damien Gillespie, Asheville
Sean Robert Herman, Hickory
Melanie Tania Marsh, cum laude, Concord
Burel Joseph McGuire, Greensboro
Susan Marie Polster, Lanoka Harbor, NJ
Michelle A. Presley, Wingate
Ulric Adolphe Schweizer, Spartanburg, SC
Jason Deon Thompson, Hillsborough
*Robert Brannon York, Thomasville
Bachelor of Science in Nursing
Tracy Lynette Angell, Winston Salem
Marc Derrick Bart, Greensboro
Lisa Ann Brady, Belews Creek
Lisa Walker Brewer, McLeansville
Shelby N. Bryant, Burlington
Kelly Dawn Buie, Broadway
Melanie Cansler Bumgarner, Lincolnton
Annetta Roberts Carter, Greensboro
Denise Williams Clodfelter, Troutman
Jean Kennedy Copley, Robbins
Carmelita Marcelle Francis, Devonshire, Bermuda
*Robin Meek Friedl, Gastonia
Christine Annette Judge, Summerfield
Cheryl Knabb, summa cum laude, Chapel Hill
Marilyn Lane-Morgan, Greensboro
Valerie A. Mancabelli, Graham
Ruth N. Miringu, Kernersville
Nicole Davis Mock, Burlington
David George O'Brien, Winston Salem
Julie Villarrubia Paisant, Greensboro
Janice Marie Pflumm, cum laude, Elon College
*Michelle Leigh Smith, Durham
Traci Godfrey Sparks, Burlington
Maria Rivera Stump, Summerfield
Darlene Wallace Tuttle, Walnut Cove
Courtney McFetters Ward, Randleman
Amy Renee Whisenant, High Point
*Marsha Lewis White, High Point
Deborah Planes Whittington, High Point
*Kerry-Lea Friesen Wicker, Hudson
Allen William Wilhelm, Summerfield
Marie Fox Young, Belmont
Seniors Completing the Honors Program, December 1999
The following students successfully completed the University Honors Program during the 1999-2000 academic year:
Adam Cox |
Thesis: "The Haunted: Three Stories" |
Laura Reynolds: |
Thesis: "Kicking the Pale: An Examination of Gothic Culture and Identity" |
December Class Speaker
Megan Keefe Govus
Senior University Marshals
University Marshals are selected from full-time students in the top 15% of their class. They serve as marshals for various events throughout the year.
Amanda Ratliff Alcorn, Tonia Dara Brown, Larry Wayne Buie, Martin Randall Burris, Charles N. Campbell Jr., Danny Edward Davis II, Lauren Meredith Davis, Bonnie Lee Depee, Laura Ann Eggleston, Cassandra Lorna Faulkner, Jeffrey Dean Gannon, Tracey Elizabeth Gibbins, Emily Catherine Gilreath, Whitney Beth Griffin, Matthew Rust Hanes, Ronnie Wayne Hardison, Danielle Louise Hoversten, Wendy Anne Isley, Kelly Fairchild Jewell, Angela Smith Jones, Brenda Blessing Knowles, Donny Allen McCall, Robert Tony McGraw, Whitney Elizabeth Miller, Caroline Traister Mitchell, Emily Patrice Morland, Melissa Anne Ouellette, Robert Lindsay Pritchett, James A. Reynolds Jr., Laura Elizabeth Rodgers, Amy Martin Setliff, Michael O'Neal Sowers, Brandy A. Tapscott, Craig Edward Whittaker, Jennifer Michelle Williams, Jacqueline Wolochwianski
Merit Awards Program
Class of 1944 Scholarships, endowed by the Class of 1944 in 1994, are awarded to students with demonstrated leadership skills and academic excellence.
Jennifer Michelle Williams
UNCG Community College Presidents' Scholarships are awarded by the presidents of selected community colleges to students who are continuing their studies at UNCG.
Phi Minh Nguyen
Kathleen Price and Joseph M. Bryan Scholarships are awarded annually for undergraduate study in the Joseph M. Bryan School of Business and Economics. Selection criteria include superior academic achievement and potential in the field of business and economics, intellectual promise, character and leadership ability. The scholarships are renewable for up to three years of study, contingent upon academic achievement.
Tracy Marie Braddy
Amity Lynn Freshwater
Tracey Elizabeth Gibbins
Audrey Lynn Harris
Superintendents' Scholarships are awarded to students who come to UNCG from high schools in the Piedmont Triad Education Consortium, based on the recommendation of their area superintendents in conjunction with the high school principal and guidance counselors.
Amity Lynn Freshwater
Audrey Lynn Harris
William Anthony Parnell
Allison E. Rosenstein
Honorary/Professional Organizations
Students in the following organizations were selected for membership based on their academic excellence and professional accomplishments.
Alpha Kappa Delta - Sociology Honor Society
Regina L. Brunssen, Heather Joann Call, Petrina Anne Carter, Cindy Brooks Dollar, Eleanor Helm Ketcham, Jeffrey Lowell Kidder, Stella Catherine Lewallen, Elizabeth Anne Newsome, John Andrew Oliver, Tracy B. Poplin, Melissa Lynn Richardson, Amy Kirsten Sherburn
Alpha Psi Omega - National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Emily Catherine Gilreath, Alexia D. Peebles
Beta Alpha Psi - Zeta Chi Chapter - National Accounting Honor Society
Joanna Stacy, Kelly H. Burns, Kristi Alecia Gallimore, Ronnie Wayne Hardison, Desiree Christina Jordan, Amy Martin Setliff
Beta Beta Beta - National Honor Society in Biological Sciences
Larry Wayne Buie, Sonja Marie Cauble, Kathy Douglas, Emily Ann Gupton, Caroline Pope, Bennie Amos Rice, Dana Louise Smith, Christine Elizabeth Whitmire
Beta Gamma Sigma - The Honor Society for AACSB Accredited Business Programs
Jackie Smith Freeman, Tracey Elizabeth Gibbins, Ronnie Wayne Hardison, Grace H. Hicks, Amy Martin Setliff
Chi Sigma Iota - Uplison Nu Chi - Counseling Academic and Professional Honor Society
Lynn T. Beattie, Shirley Baker Huffman, Lorrie R. Koslow-Green, Michael Quinn Lontz, Margaret Alina Stoltzfus
Eta Sigma Gamma - Alpha Nu Chapter - National Health Education Honor Society
Tammy Lynn Bowman
Financial Management Association Honor Society
Kristen Ann Beinlich, David Lowell McAlister, Phi Minh Nguyen
Gamma Sigma Alpha
Heather Joann Call, Sapheallah Natoyia Johnson, Nicole Danielle Schweon
Gamma Theta Upsilon - Kappa Phi Chapter - International Geographical Honor Society
Sheila Rene Carmon, Edward Samuel Cherry II, Christopher M. Schierkolk, Jason Lee Sullivan
Golden Chain - Campus Honor Society recognizing Scholarship, Leadership, and Service
Angela M. Anderson, Cassandra Lorna Faulkner, Kelani Christina Wright
Kappa Delta Pi - Phi Epsilon Chapter
Connie Marie Cagle, Sherri Marcia Damon, Christina W. Embry, Christiane W. Ingeman, Tarnae C. Offhaus
Kappa Omicron Nu - Omicron Alpha Kappa Chapter - Home Economics Honor Society
Angela M. Anderson, Matthew P. Berdine, Deborah Kivett Bingham, Regina L. Brunssen, Aimee Asbill DeBerry, Leanna Ruth Hunt, Rachael Eve Kennedy, Bo Soon Kim, Virginia Whitley Rogers, Stephanie Kristin Smith, Michelle Lee Stevenson, Kristin Ashley Tomlinson, Anna Marie Tubolino, Angela Renea Turner
Lambda Pi Eta - Communication Honor Society
Monica Nicole Gillespie, Jennie Rae Hallman, Katherine Giselle Selestok, Janice Elizabeth Smith,
Michael O'Neal Sowers
Omicron Delta Epsilon - International Economics Honor Society
Nicolas O. Courtois, Laura Gelo
Phi Alpha Theta - National History Honor Society
Robert Lance Albritton
Pi Mu Epsilon - National Mathematics Honorary Society
Adrianna Mason Fulda, Binh Thanh Le, Robert Joseph Weaver
Pi Sigma Alpha - National Political Science Honorary Society
Pamela Faye O'Donnell, Timothy James Prendergast, Edwin Sampson Staton
Psi Chi - Psychology Honor Society
Christopher William Cobb, Nastasha Elizabeth Jones, Brandon Lee McGhinnis, Nicole Danielle Schweon, Suzanne Amanda Spivey, Pamela Midkiff Vandelli, Jacqueline Wolochwianski
Sigma Delta Pi - National Collegiate Hispanic Honor Society
Margaret Lynley Cherry, Virginia P. McIntosh, Maria Victoria Nova-Dancausse, Jamie Mariah Peele, Jennifer Anne Quinn
Sigma Pi Sigma
Michael William Suits, Robert Joseph Weaver
Sigma Tau Delta
Ronnie Alfred Caviness II
Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing
Shelby Norann Bryant, Jimmy D. Callicutt Jr., Virginia Joyce Campbell, Teresa Pope Cannaday, Annetta Roberts Carter, Denise Williams Clodfelter, Rita Taylor Crawford, Pauline Lucille Desjarlais, Ann Pratt Hartle, Ruth Fritts Herold, Clara White Johnson, Cheryl Knabb, Evette Rogers Law, Deborah Craven Owen, Denise Cadle Rhew, Patricia Ann Sanders, Annette Neal Smith, Maria Rivera Stump, Barbara Aiken Walsh, Marsha Lewis White, Marie Fox Young
Upsilon Pi Epsilon - National Honor Society in the Computing Sciences
Jeffrey Bowermaster, Charles N. Campbell Jr., Chui-Shan Choon, Danny Edward Davis II, Debra Ann Demske, Tracey Elizabeth Gibbins, Jo
hn Russell Horsley, Robert Joseph Mosko Jr.,
Jason Eric Steagall