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20, 2001 ASU recognizes 99 students designated for Who’s Who honor Ninety-nine Arkansas State University students have been named to the 2002 edition of Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. An ASU nominating committee and the editors of the Who’s Who directory made the selections. The award is based on academic achievement, university and community service, leadership in extracurricular activities, and potential for continued success. Dr. Les Wyatt, president of ASU, and deans of the various academic colleges recognized the award winners recently at a Recognition Night dinner held in the Convocation Center on the university campus. One student among the group of 99, Ashley Whitmore of St. Charles, was recognized as the most outstanding Who’s Who student. The annual directory, published since 1934, honors outstanding students at more than 2,300 institutions in the United States and several other countries. Who’s Who award winners from Craighead County, their parents, and their majors were: Jennifer D. Lyles of Bay, daughter of Joann and R. Gene Lyles of Bay, nursing; Matt Carlisle of Jonesboro, son of Pam and Wayne Carlisle of Jonesboro, biology; Carrie Clubb of Jonesboro, daughter of Berryl Seal and Paul Seal, both of Jonesboro, social work; Michelle Dover of Jonesboro, daughter of Mary and Darrel Dover of Jonesboro, criminology; Sheridan Essman of Jonesboro, daughter of Saundra and Jim Essman of Jonesboro, theatre arts; Jared Paul Gann of Jonesboro, son of Sarah L. and Gary C. Gann of Jonesboro, theatre arts; Lisa Huber of Jonesboro, daughter of Marsha and Bryan Huber of Jonesboro, social work. Other students from Craighead County include Brandi Jones of Jonesboro, daughter of Teresa Conyers of Jonesboro, theatre arts; Keith R. Little of Jonesboro, son of Regina Little and Doug Little, both of Jonesboro, international business; Deborah Pierce of Jonesboro, daughter of Wanda and Joseph Pierce of Jonesboro, biological sciences; Amanda Molly (Mandy) Posey of Jonesboro, daughter of Barry Posey and Molly Simpson of Jonesboro, theatre arts; Stephanie Breanne Shannon of Jonesboro, daughter of Rhonda Shannon of Jonesboro and Randy Shannon of Texas, nursing; and Rebekah Flannigan of Monette, daughter of Cindy and Dr. Robert Flannigan of Monette, marketing. The other ASU students named to Who’s Who (alphabetically) and their majors were: Antonio Marquet Arnold of Luxora, criminology; Kelly Elizabeth Baxley of Sheridan, general studies; Joyce Benton of North Little Rock, speech communication and political science; Amber Box of Dumas, accounting; Kristie Armenda Brannam of Stuttgart, nursing; Ebony Brooks of England, biological sciences (pre-medicine); Christy Brown of Brinkley, accounting; Amanda Caldwell of Greenway, chemistry; Brandon Carter of Cave City, radio-television; Ashley Elizabeth Caudle of Benton, criminology; Shalawn E. Chalk of Osceola, social work; Amber Chambers of Dumas, English; Laura Choate of Beebe, journalism (advertising); Maria Magdalena Cibils of Montevideo, Uruguay, international business; Jeffrey Ted Cline of Bald Knob, history; Alesha Coleman of Forrest City, business education; Shannon Craig of Roe, biological sciences (pre-professional); Allen Crawford of Sherwood, physical education (athletic training); Viva Michelle Davis of West Helena, early childhood education; Trisha Ellen Dawson of Jacksonville, early childhood education; Kimberly Ann Freeman of Searcy, physical education (exercise science); Jonathan A. G. Fulkerson of Paragould, music education; Karonda Renee Fuller of Little Rock, early childhood education; Rina Ann Glover of Piggott, music education; Maranda Greer of Batesville, early childhood education; Jennifer Hamilton of Sherwood, nursing; April Harrison of West Helena, nursing; Lynnette Fingers Hawkins of Palestine, social work; Dana Michelle Hayes of Gillett, nursing; Ashley Dawn Hill of Rector, middle-level education; Angela Holloway of Marianna, physical education (athletic training); Shannon Honey of Newport, early childhood education; Andrea Horton of Monticello, mechanical engineering; Kali Suzanne Jernigan of Lepanto, mathematics; Sarah Elizabeth Jones of Conway, political science and speech communications; Vinessa Kaye Jones of Corning, psychology; Gretchen Kaufman of McGehee, communication disorders; Angela Knight of Walnut Ridge, middle-level education; Justin Gene Lahrman of Mountain Home, radiologic sciences; Lindsey Landreth of Magnet Cove, radio-television (broadcast news); Jamie Lane of Chatham, Ontario, Canada, communication disorders; Iva Lewis of Forrest City, social work; Jennifer Lovelady of Corning, early childhood education; Jennifer Majors of Beebe, computer science; Michelle Martin of Keiser, biological sciences (pre-professional); Jacqulyn Martin of Trumann, mathematics education; Michelle Mary of Little Rock, biological sciences; Katie L. Mason of Keo, nursing; Amber Ashley Moon of Trumann, nursing; Charissa Moore of Gosnell, agricultural education; Terrah Yvonne Moreland of Dumas, management information systems (data/telecommunications); Ellen Morgan of White Hall, international business; Francesca Maria Muccini of Pesaro, Italy, English; Billy W. Muse of Paragould, middle-level education; Jason Wade Nichols of Forrest City, management information systems; Elizabeth C. Nulty of Conway, psychology; Cheesa Shavon Parham of Fordyce, radio-television (broadcast news); Alix L. Parker of Hot Springs, communication disorders; Natalie Latrice Parker of North Little Rock, mathematics; Dilok Phanchantraurai of Bangkok, Thailand, educational leadership; Alison Elizabeth Powell of Bryant, management information systems; Gaylon Rainwater of Knobel, political science; April Emily Rand of Paragould, nursing; Tiffani Mikesha Ratchford of Forrest City, management information systems; Baljit Rehal of Mumbai, India, communication disorders; Terry D. Rhea Sr. of Paragould, social work; David Robinson of Newport, music education; Sara Michelle Rooney of Kennett, Mo., clinical laboratory sciences; Andria LeChelle Sims of Sherwood, finance; Jacquilin Sims of Sherwood, finance; Neva Simunkovic of Dubrounik, Croatia, corporate finance; Darryl J. Spinks of Dumas, radio-television (production); Katrina Alyse Surprenant of Stuttgart, journalism (advertising); Jenni Thompson of Pine Bluff, marketing; Krystal Michelle Thurman of Holcomb, Mo., marketing; Chad R. Towns of Salem, animal science; Holly Tyler of Pocahontas, nursing; Virginia Annette VanWinkle of Blytheville, elementary education; Nicole Wagner of Cabot, English; Courtney Webb of Marianna, business education; Amy White of White Hall, communication disorders; Ashley Shaye Whitmore of St. Charles, exercise science; Jennifer Wolff of Jacksonville, journalism (public relations); Charrisce Worman of Mountain Home, communication disorders; and Melissa Zielinske of Wynne, psychology. # # # |
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