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July 29, 2014


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COLLEGE of CONTI NUI NG STUDI ES

S C H O L A R S H I P A WA R D S C E R E M O N Y

July 29, 2014

Welcome Rebecca Pow, Interim Dean

Recognition of Honored Guests Rebecca Pow Interim Dean

Presentation of Scholarships Billy Hatmaker BOV Member Closing Remarks Rebecca Pow, Interim Dean



Denny Chimes stands today because of the vision and

generosity of those who came before us. It symbolizes the rich

traditions of UA while pointing the way to promises yet

realized. Today, the College of Continuing Studies celebrates

with its donors and scholarship recipients. Together, you

stand for a promising future in which we are thankful to have

played a role.

@Rebecca Pow, Interim Dean



Scholarship Committee:

Beth Verhine AdamsAdmissions Counselor for ScholarshipsOffice of Undergraduate Admissions

Michelle BotelerAssistant Director of Counseling and Information ServicesStudent Financial Aid

Bill ElrodDirector of Business Development and College RelationsCollege of Continuing Studies

Patrick FullerSenior Admissions CounselorGraduate School

Jennifer HumberDirector of Online BSCBA ServicesCulverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration

Carmen KellyRegistrarCollege of Human Environmental Sciences

Stephanie LoweAdmissions RecruiterUndergraduate Admissions and Scholarships

Pat McCullarCoordinator of Nursing Student RecruitmentCapstone College of Nursing

Dr. Carlton McHarghDirector of Recruitment Programs and Alternative CertificationCollege of Education

Deborah ParrScholarship SpecialistAlumni Affairs

Nina SmithProgram Manager and Scholarship CoordinatorCollege of Continuing Studies



CCS SCHOLARSHIPS

The Robert M. and Muriel R. Barksdale Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Barksdale Warrior Paper Company and the Barksdale family, honors the memories of Muriel R. Barksdale and Robert M. Barksdale and promotes distance education programs at The University of Alabama. Priority is given to students enrolled in academic programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies at The University of Alabama who are 25 or older, who graduated from high schools in West Alabama, and who demonstrate satisfactory academic progress. 2013-2014 Recipient: Judy Sims, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The Dorothy D. and John Joseph Boyne Endowed Support Fund, established by Dorothy D. Boyne promotes the education of outstanding students pursuing degrees in public service facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies. Recipients must be a resident of Alabama, of junior or senior standing, and demonstrate academic excellence and leadership qualities.

2013-2014 Recipient: Candance Johnson, Waller, Texas

The William E. Bright Endowment for the Support of Natural Gas Program and Scholarships, established by the William E. Bright family, friends, and the Alabama Natural Gas Association, is awarded to employees of member companies or their dependent children. A recipient must demonstrate academic excellence and possess outstanding leadership qualities. 2013-2014 Recipients: Marshal Mason, Sheffield, Alabama Sarah Outlaw, Birmingham, Alabama Raley Sittason, Hartselle, Alabama 2014-2015 Recipients: Marshal Mason, Sheffield, Alabama Michael Outlaw, Birmingham, Alabama Sarah Outlaw, Birmingham, Alabama Madeline Sittason, Hartselle, Alabama

The James C. Caldwell Endowed Scholarship, established by Cavalier Homes in honor of their friend and co-worker, James C. Caldwell, promotes continuing education to students from Winston and Marion counties. Secondary consideration is given to students who are enrolled in academic programs through the College of Continuing Studies. 2013-2014 Recipients: Patrick Cashion, Hamilton, Alabama Shameka Garner, Jackson, Mississippi



The General Charles G. Cleveland – Maxwell Air Force Base Endowed Scholarship, established by Lieutenant General Charles G. Cleveland and friends, promotes the education of deserving students enrolled in academic programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies. Preference for the scholarship is given to members of the U.S. Armed Forces.

2013-2014 Recipient: Jason Perry, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The Carolyn and Dennis Dahl Endowed Scholarship, formerly the College of Continuing Studies Scholarship, established by the College and our Board of Visitors in 2004, is funded primarily by proceeds from the College of Continuing Studies Annual Scholarship Golf Tournament and Board of Visitors’ annual contributions. Scholarships from this fund are awarded to deserving adult students of the College who demonstrate a genuine desire to prepare themselves for the future through continuing education. 2013-2014 Recipients: Emerald Autrey, Northport, Alabama Joseph Barrett, Joppa, Maryland Melanie Carden, Moody, Alabama Cameron Graham, Honolulu, Hawaii Coasta Moss, Auburn, Alabama Amy Stone, Cloudland, Georgia

2014-2015 Recipients: Sally Biesinger, Robertsdale, Alabama Sarah Boyce, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania April Lanci, Southside, Alabama Elizabeth Medlock, Marianna, Arkansas

The External Degree-New College Life Track Society Endowed Scholarship, established by membership dues and other gifts from graduates and students of the External Degree Program, is awarded to deserving students enrolled in the New College LifeTrack Program, formerly the External Degree Program.

2013-2014 Recipient: Andrew Webber, Huntsville, Alabama

The Gladys M. Fernandez Endowed Scholarship for Single Parents, established by Rudy Fernandez to promote the education of students in the College of Continuing Studies. Priority consideration is given to students who are enrolled in academic degree programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies and who are the custodial single parents primarily responsible for the care and development of children who are living at home and are under the age of 18.

2013-2014 Recipient: Sumaya Boyd, Starkville, Mississippi



The Connie B. Glaze Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by the Glaze family, the College of Continuing Studies staff, and Tuscaloosa business associates in memory of Connie Glaze who was an employee of the College of Continuing Studies until her untimely death, supports clerical staff employed with the College of Continuing Studies who are pursuing their education at The University of Alabama. 2013-2014 Recipients: Rhonda Hester, Gordo, Alabama Latitia Mayfield, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Tara Campbell, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Amanda Harvell, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The Joel D. Hammond/Big River Inc. Endowed Scholarship, established by Board member Joel D. Hammond and Big River Industries, Inc., promotes the education of deserving students enrolled in academic degree programs facilitated through the New College LifeTrack Program, formerly the External Degree Program. Priority is given to students who are either employees or dependents of employees of Big River Industries, located in Marietta, Georgia. Secondary consideration shall be given to other students enrolled in other academic degree programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies who are either employees or dependents of employees of Big River Industries. 2013-2014 Recipients: Amelia Kimber, Kershaw, South Carolina Stephanie Williams, Gadsden, Alabama Karen Workman, Talladega, Alabama

The Jack and Audrey Hatmaker Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Board member Billy L. Hatmaker and his wife Barbara M. Hatmaker, in memory of his parents, Jack and Audrey Hatmaker, is awarded to students who are residents of the state of Alabama and are pursuing business degrees in programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies. 2013-2014 Recipients: April Benton, Warner Robins, Georgia Stacy Bowen, Ashland, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Stacy Bowen, Ashland, Alabama



The Kay H. Hodges Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Board member Captain John E. Hodges, Jr. to honor the memory of his wife, Kay H. Hodges, gives priority to students pursuing nursing degrees facilitated through the College of Con-tinuing Studies. Among qualified applicants, additional preference shall be given to students who graduated from high schools located in the following counties, listed in order of preference: Cobb County, Georgia; Etowah County, Alabama and Tallapoosa County, Alabama.

2013-2014 Recipient: Laura Carter, Vance, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Laura Carter, Vance, Alabama Gabriela Mateo, Cumming, Georgia

The James A. Hood Endowed Scholarship for Diversity, established by the Black Faculty and Staff Association, other members of the University community, and friends and colleagues of James A. Hood, recognizes the many contributions of Mr. Hood, the first African American male to enroll at The University of Alabama. This scholarship serves to create educational opportunities for African Americans, to stand as a symbol of the value of diversity, and to promote educational excellence for adult students at The University of Alabama. A recipient must be 25 years of age or older, an Alabama resident and a high school graduate of the state’s public school system.

2013- 2014 Recipient: Abifee Thomas, Lithonia, Georgia

The Elizabeth Boggan and Ronald Charles Howard Family Endowed Scholarship, established by Elizabeth and Ronald Howard of Pelham, Alabama, along with match-ing funds from AT&T Corporation, promotes the education of outstanding adult students obtaining a degree through the New College LifeTrack Program, formerly the External Degree Program. Preference is given to students who have completed at least 12 semester hours of graded work under the auspices of the New College LifeTrack Program, who have GPAs of 2.0 or better, who are at least 23 years of age, and demon-strate financial need.

2014-2015 Recipient: Michele Kijeski, Tuscaloosa, Alabama



The Elizabeth Boggan and Ronald Charles Howard Family Alumni Scholarship, established by Elizabeth and Ronald Howard of Pelham, Alabama, with matching funds from AT&T Corporation, and the Jefferson County Chapter of the National Alumni Association of The University of Alabama, is awarded to outstanding adult students obtaining a degree through the New College Life Track Program, formerly the External Degree Program. Preference is given to students who have completed at least 12 semester hours of graded work under the auspices of the New College LifeTrack Program, who have GPAs of 2.0 or better, who are at least 23 years of age, and demonstrate financial need. 2013-2014 Recipients: Lisa Baker, Remlap, Alabama Dru Beattie, Scottsboro, Alabama Paul Jarnagin, Duncanville, Alabama Leigh Ann Laney, Hunstville, Alabama Nancy McAllister, Guntersville, Alabama Sherry Phillips, Northport, Alabama Lisa Saulters, Foley, Alabama Rose Tesney, Fairfield, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Joy Glass, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Paul Jarnagin, Duncanville, Alabama Michael Wayne Jenkins, Odenville, Alabama Teresa Maddox, Florence, Georgia Stephanie Sanders, Phenix City, Alabama

The Samuel Howard Memorial Endowed Scholarship, was established from gifts given by Jim and Marian Loftin to honor the memory of the late Samuel Howard. First priority of consideration is given to underprivileged, incarcerated persons who are residents of Alabama, are incarcerated in Alabama, and desire to undergo a distance education program sponsored by The University of Alabama, which may include independent study programs at the high school level. Second priority of consideration is given to nursing students taking courses facilitated through the College of Continu-ing Studies. If no students are available meeting priorities one or two, the scholarship committee has the discretion to award the scholarship to a recipient of its choosing. 2013-2014 Recipient: Elizabeth Snyder, Anderson, South Carolina



The Alisa Barr Johnson Endowed Scholarship, established by Verta Barr Meherg in honor of her daughter Alisa Barr Johnson, promotes the education of students in the College of Continuing Studies. Priority is given to graduate nursing students who are facilitating their degree through the College of Continuing Studies. Second priority of consideration is given to undergraduate nursing students who are facilitating their degree through the College of Continuing Studies. If there are no qualified nursing candidates, then priority consideration shall be given to students who are enrolled in the College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipient: Jenni Stracener, Murfreesboro, Tennessee

2014-2015 Recipient: Rebecca Anne Mays, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The Jerold Kennedy Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by board member Mike Kennedy and Belmont Homes, Inc., honors the memory of their late president and Chief Executive Officer, Jerold Kennedy. Priority is given to students 25 years of age or older who are enrolled in academic programs through the College of Continuing Studies. Recipients must demonstrate satisfactory academic progress. 2013-2014 Recipients: Jennifer Box, Columbus, Mississippi Michael Starr, Fort Stewart, Georgia Hillarie Renta, Birmingham, Alabama Vanessa Washington, Flomaton, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Emmy Blackwell, Chattanooga, Tennessee Emily Burleson, Guin, Alabama James Maddox, Lynchburg, Virginia

The King-Blackburn Friends of the Alabama Gulf Coast Endowed Scholarship, established by Gaither J. King, Jr. and Daniel G. Blackburn, assists students in the Ala-bama Gulf Coast area whose families have been financially or physically impacted by damage caused by hurricanes. Priority is given to recipients who graduated from high schools located in the following counties, listed in order of preference: (1) Baldwin, Mobile, or Escambia County, (2) counties adjacent to Baldwin, Mobile, or Escambia Counties, (3) other counties in the state of Alabama. Applicants must be in a good standing and pursuing a degree through programs facilitated by the College of Con-tinuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipients: Michael Ann Harbin, Wilmer, Alabama Aimee Wallace, Robertsdale, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipient: Michael Ann Harbin, Wilmer, Alabama



The William and Sybil Landau Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by their son David Landau and his wife Sandy of Birmingham, Alabama, with matching funds from the Jefferson County Chapter of the National Alumni Association of The University of Alabama, is awarded to adult students obtaining a degree through the New College Life Track Program, formerly the External Degree Program. This schol-arship honors the memories of William and Sybil Landau, who placed a premium on learning, but due to circumstances were unable to accomplish their education goals. Priority is given to residents of Jefferson County, 25 years of age or older. 2013-2014 Recipient: Glen Hansford, Northport, Alabama 2014-2015 Recipient: Glen Hansford, Northport, Alabama

The Robert Ross MacDonald Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by the MacDonald family, is awarded to students with a minimum grade point average of 2.5, who are continuing their education with priority given to students whose families are involved directly in the trucking industry or indirectly support the trucking industry. Secondary consideration is given to students who enroll in academic programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipients: Cashmere Miller, Atlanta, Georgia Angela Cosby, Ragland, Alabama 2014-2015 Recipient: Elizabeth Robinson, Warrior, Alabama

The Eber Mann Memorial Endowed Scholarship, was established by former Board of Visitors David Roberson, of Double Springs, Alabama and Cavalier Homes, Inc., of Addison, Alabama. This scholarship honors the memory of Eber Mann, a greatly loved community and church leader of Double Springs. The recipient shall be a full-time student from Winston or surrounding counties in Alabama, whose high school academic records, college entrance test scores, and character indicate a reasonable probability of success. Secondary consideration is given to deserving applicants who plan to enroll in academic programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies. This scholarship provides up to a full tuition scholarship and is renewable for four years provided the recipient remains in good academic standings.

2013-2014 Recipients: Jordan Atkinson, Northport, Alabama Victoria Lann, Haleyville, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Jordan Atkinson, Northport, Alabama Morgan Smothers, Addison, Alabama



The Colonel Floyd H. and Grace L. Mann Endowed Scholarship, established by Charter Federal Savings & Loan, the John W. Johnson Jr. family, and friends of the late colonel Mann and Mrs. Mann, was set up for children of law enforcement officers or students who intend to pursue a career in law enforcement or a related field. 2013-2014 Recipients: Christian Ivey, Clanton, Alabama Johnathan Poarch, Hueytown, Alabama Daniel Sanford, Northport, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Joseph Davis, Dothan, Alabama

The John Cook Nichols Endowed Scholarship, established from a bequest left to the college by Mr. Nichols, who passed away in 2006, is awarded to adult students pursuing a degree in programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipients: Jeffrey Colgrove, Gadsden, Alabama Erica Rutherford, Cullman, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Alison Rudd, Mobile, Alabama

The Clarice L. Parker Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Mrs. Edna Ivey, of Homewood, Alabama, honors the memory of her late sister, Clarice L. Parker, and promotes the continuing education of deserving adult students pursuing a degree at The University of Alabama. Recipients must be 25 years of age or older and enroll in at least one course facilitated by the College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipients: Julie Jones, Northport, Alabama Robin Taylor, Tuscaloosa, Alabama

The H. Harrison and Mary Lois Parrish Endowed Scholarship for Distance Learning, established by H. Harrison Parrish and Mary Lois Parrish of Dothan, Alabama, promotes the education of students pursuing their education through Distance Learning in the College of Continuing Studies at The University of Alabama. This scholarship will be awarded annually to undergraduate students who intend to major in nursing and who are enrolled in at least one credit course offered through distance education through the College of Continuing Studies. Priority will be given to students taking courses via video. Students must demonstrate financial need and be residents of Alabama. 2013-2014 Recipient: Sheyanne Chan, Galveston, Texas Desiree Moore, Dothan, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipient: Heather Chastain, Remlap, Alabama



The Douglas W. Patterson Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by family members and friends, honors the memory of Douglas W. Patterson, promotes the education of deserving adult students, age 25 and older, and supports academic excellence within the College of Continuing Studies at The University of Alabama. 2013-2014 Recipient: Tammy Cantu-Perez, Cibolo, Texas 2014-2015 Recipient: Madison Hayes, Madison, Alabama

The William Henry Rhea Jr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F. Rhea and family, honors Mr. Rhea’s brother William Henry Rhea Jr., and promotes the education of students who are Alabama residents, 25 years of age or older, and demonstrate academic excellence. Preference is given to engineering or business majors who are taking courses offered through the College of Continuing Studies

2013-2014 Recipients: Shanganyika Hunt, Douglasville, Georgia Gregory Johnson, Crossett, Arkansas Luke Mitchell, Midland City, Alabama

The John H. Sellers Sr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Mr. John H. Sellers, Jr. and his wife Deborah of Birmingham, Alabama, in memory of John’s father is awarded to a undergraduate students in good academic standing. Priority will be given to Alabama high school graduates who were little brothers or little sisters affiliated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham, Alabama. Secondary consideration will be given to those who participated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of other surrounding cities in the state of Alabama. Third consideration will be given to students enrolled in degree programs facilitated through the College of Continuing Studies. 2013-2014 Recipient: Danica Joseph, Hollywood, Florida

2014-2015 Recipient: Stephanie Albrecht, Stoughton, Massachusetts

The Warrior Roofing – Thomas G. Shurett Endowed Scholarship, established by Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cunningham and Warrior Roofing Manufacturing, Inc., honors the memory of Thomas G. Shurett and promotes the education of deserving students who are Warrior Roofing employees or dependents of employees, or other deserving adult students from the West Alabama area.

2013-2014 Recipients: Jessica Morrow, Pelham, Alabama Melissa Pardi, Helena, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Melissa Pardi, Helena, Alabama Kelly Harper Smith, Meridian, Mississippi



The John C. Snider Endowed Scholarship, established by the Continuing Studies Board of Visitors in support of their friend, Dr. John Snider, former Dean of the College, supports undergraduate or graduate students in their education facilitated through Continuing Studies. Recipients must be 25 years of age or older and demonstrate satisfactory academic progress.

2014-2015 Recipient: Mary Cloud, Rainbow City, Alabama

The Tate Jordan Thomas and Mary Banks Strickland Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Cathy and Russell Thomas to honor the memory of Tate Jordan Thomas and Mary Banks Strickland and to promote the education of students in the College of Continuing Studies. Priority of consideration is given to students from the state of Alabama who are pursuing University of Alabama degrees facilitated by the College of Continuing Studies, possesses a minimum grade point average of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale, and demonstrate financial need, although not necessarily need as defined by federal guidelines. 2013-2014 Recipient: Beverly Neal, Southside, Alabama

The Hershel Trimm Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Mrs. Doris Trimm Lewis, honors the memory of her late husband, Hershel Trimm, and promotes the continuing education of adult students, age 25 or older, pursuing a degree at The University of Alabama. This scholarship is renewable for four years as long as the student continues to meet academic standards. Preference is given to those desiring a career in the home-building industry. 2013-2014 Recipient: Latora Todd Jackson, Montgomery, Alabama 2014-2015 Recipient: Kathryn Trainor, Pelham, Alabama

The Robert L. Williamson Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by John R. Williamson of Birmingham, Alabama, honors the memory of his father, Robert L. Williamson, and promotes the education of students majoring in business or engi-neering. Priority is given to students taking courses taught via video or other distance learning methods facilitated by The College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipient: Stephen Agyare, Covington, Georgia 2014-2015 Recipient: Susan Roberts, Rebecca, Georgia



The Jerry F. Wilson Sr. Memorial Endowed Scholarship, established by Board member, Jerry F. Wilson Jr. and Cavalier Homes, Inc. of Addison, Alabama, honors the memory of Jerry F. Wilson Sr., founder and former Chief Executive Officer of Cavalier programs in the College of Continuing Studies.

2013-2014 Recipients: Jacob Buettner, Studio City, California Edward Mitchell, Johns Creek, Georgia Leslie Warren, Cullman, Alabama Ebony Williams, Birmingham, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Maria England, Lewisburg, West Virginia Brandy Erdmann, Athens, Georgia Kristy Hurley, Hurley, Virginia Stephanie Long, Macon, Georgia

The Judith H. Wilson Endowed Scholarship, established by Mrs. Judith H. Wilson, wife of the late Jerry F. Wilson Sr. of Hamilton, Alabama, promotes the education of deserving undergraduate students from Marion and Winston counties who are pursuing a degree in nursing, and who are facilitating their education through the College of Continuing Studies via videotape or other distance learning methods.

2013-2014 Recipients: Destynni Burrell, Aliceville, Alabama Heather Hansen, Dothan, Alabama

2014-2015 Recipients: Lorna Green, Franklin, Alabama



The Bernard Osher Reentry Scholarship, established by the Bernard Osher Foundation, assists part-time and full-time undergraduate reentry students who are currently enrolled or accepted for admission to The University of Alabama in a traditional, campus-based degree program. Applicants must have experienced a cumulative gap in their education of five or more years prior to their readmission term, be pursuing their first baccalaureate degree, show academic promise and commitment to obtaining their degree, be 25 years or older and demonstrate financial need.

Recipients:

2013-2014

Jessica Barton, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaDonna Benjamin, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaJohn Chambers, Northport, Alabama Julie Anne Constant, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Nibio Downer, McDonough, GeorgiaVictoria Eatmon, Northport, AlabamaPeter Fowler, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaElizabeth Freeman, Northport, AlabamaNakiesha Gamble, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaAmy Kalb, Northport, AlabamaJoel Kizziah, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaJustin Latham, McCalla, AlabamaCharles Linderman, Lincoln, AlabamaDebra Logan, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaWilliam Logan, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaWalter Mason, Buhl, AlabamaSharon Prestridge, Northport, AlabamaEmily Robinson, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaJoseph Sewell, Northport, AlabamaPhilip Smith, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaEric Sudduth, Northport, AlabamaDelia Vallarta, Tuscaloosa, AlabamaSuzanne Michelle Woolley, Tuscaloosa, AL

2014-2015

John Chambers, Northport, ALJamie Crowe, Gordo, ALNathan Doty, Hanceville, AL Julie Gibbs, Moundville, ALAmy Kalb, Northport, ALSharon Prestridge, Northport, ALMika Sawyer, Chesapeake, VAJoseph Sewell, Northport, ALLaShunda Simpson, Tuscaloosa, ALPhilip Smith, Tuscaloosa, ALRichard Smith, Tuscaloosa, ALEric Sudduth, Northport, ALLatasha Taylor, Demopolis, ALCourtney Williamson, Gordo, ALCarlton Woods, Birmingham, ALSuzanne Michelle Woolley, Tuscaloosa, AL


Board of Visitors

Kim BargerHarvey G. BishopDan G. BlackburnVirginia BoliekSally C. BowersWilliam J. BryantBruce BurrowsJames D. CaldwellDennis R. CameronE.E. CampbellLinda G. ChildsJimmy CrockerPaul W. DudleyWayne M. Dykes Stefan EisenRudy FernandezBobby E. FreemanBobbie M. GoldsteinFred W. GustinJoel D. HammondBilly L. HatmakerMark A. HeinrichJohn E. HodgesElizabeth HowardRonald C. Howard

John JacowayWilliam M. KennedyGaither J. KingDavid J. LandauRandy LottMolly McGregorEdward MeadowsVerta Barr MehergKay MooreMarienne OgleWilliam M. OwenMark G. PremoRobert K. PrescottGuy SciroJohn H. SellersC. Edgar SentellLloyd C. SheltonKevin P. TaylorJanet TeerRussell L. ThomasRex B. VernonHenry B. WareFitzgerald WashingtonPatricia S. Windham

About the Board of Visitors

Board of Visitors was established to further the mission of the College in achieving its goals. Through the BOV, the college is able to tap into the combined knowledge and expertise of business leaders, academia and professionals who share a love of The University of Alabama and care about the success of the College. Its members serve as an active planning coalition to assist the College in the advancement of excellence in educational programming and outreach.


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2013-2014 Contributors

These contributors create opportunities and touch lives by their generosity. Please accept our profound thanks.

Acoustech Music Productions, Inc.Advanced Imaging of Gadsden, LLCAlabama Book StoreAlabama Power CompanyJohn K Allison, Jr.Allstate FinancialAM/NS Calvert, LLCBank of AmericaDeborah L BanksBony Field BarrineauDaniel G BlackburnBlue Cross and Blue Shield of AlabamaBoral Bricks Inc.Lynnette BostickKaren BowensBridgeworth Financial LLCDavid L BrownDennis Roy CameronE. E. Skip CampbellDenise CampbellCapstone Hotel, LtdWilliam A CarterCentral Alabama Community FoundationMark Alan CondraRebecca Blair CraneJimmy D CrockerR James CumbyCarolyn C DahlDennis DahlDBA Special Travel InternationalAshley DelpJoyce L DonleyCathy H. EisenStefan Eisen, Jr.Elk River Safety Belt Co Inc.Matthew EmanuealEmployers Claim Management, Inc.Evonik Degussa CorporationFamily Savings Federal Credit UnionFergus Media LLCRudy FernandezGadsden Cultural Arts Foundation, Inc.

Warren Dale GoldsteinBobbie Meshad GoldsteinCommander Lee A HallmanMary Nell HallmanPeggy HamnerRobert Travis HarrisLeah Romberg HarrisonMark Allan HeinrichJ Lamar HensonMartha W HicksChester C Hicks, Jr.Hillshire BrandsCaptain John E Hodges, Jr.Honda Manufacturing of Alabama LLCHRD Associates Inc.Hunt Refining CompanyHwashin America CorporationHyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, LLCInteractive Solutions, Inc.International Travel TicketingJohn JacowayKeystone BankGaither J King, Jr.Linda Childs KramerKen KuntzMartha Jones LangMary LeeJohn E Lee, Jr.Michael J LevinePatricia M LevineLovoy, Summerville & Shelton LLCLovoy’s Team WorkKB MacDonaldFrancine MarascoMarketing Works Inc.Wilbur W Masters IVMolly C McGregorBen McGuckenJoseph Harry McLendonEdward MeadowsVerta Barr Meherg


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Mitford Henry Merritt, Jr.Noah Dean MillerTerry L MinkMarian Kay MooreSonia Joy MurrayJudge William NobleNucor Steel Tuscaloosa Inc.Oldcastle Architectural, IncIsabel Barker OldshueKaren Smith OwenThe Honorable Charles Wayne OwenOwen Advisors Inc.Clyde Douglas PattersonMary Maureen PattersonWanda S PaulBetsy Arel PearsonMarie Hibbard PennPMT Publishing, Inc.Rebecca PowRobert K PrescottYvonne P PrescottRaymond James Financial, Inc.Regions Financial Corporation FoundationRenaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.Susan E RileyRL Zeigler Company, Inc.Patricia Marie RoachFred Cribbs RossSafety Guidance Specialists, Inc.Guy J SciroGeorge C SheltonDonald E Smith Associates, Inc.Solutia, Inc.Southeast FinancialSpotgenie Partners, LLCMalenna A SumrallDonald Wesley SuttonKevin P. TaylorLeah O TaylorJanet TeerThe Caring FoundationRussell Leon ThomasThomas & Betts Corporation - Gadsde FacilityAnne Harris TincherJennifer Martin TroncaleJohn Dickerson TroncaleTTL, Inc.

TV Alabama, Inc.Tyson FoodsEdward R UehlingUS AmeriBankWilliam Virgin, Jr.Roger Dan WallerHenry Barret WareWells Fargo FoundationKathy Shaver WetzelPatricia S WindhamRobert D WoodallWillita S Zoellner



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