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Wall of Fame Banquet 2014

ÃÛÌÒ¹¤×÷ÊÒ at East Liverpool recognized the academic achievements of numerous students, esteemed alumni and supporters of ÃÛÌÒ¹¤×÷ÊÒ during its annual Wall of Fame Honors Award Banquet.

Dr. Stephen Nameth, dean of the ÃÛÌÒ¹¤×÷ÊÒ Columbiana County campuses, welcomed the students, esteemed guests, their families and several faculty members, while emphasizing the important role each relationship plays in measuring success at a university. He also acknowledged the many first generation college students at the event, himself included, and the importance of bridging that gap.

WALL OF FAME AWARDS

Lifetime Achievement Award: Linda Henderson ‘74
Friend of the Campus Award: Dave Guy ‘68

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS

Faculty and Staff Wall of Fame Scholarship: Janet Smith
Dr. Joan D. Gailey Memorial Scholarship: Katelyn Moore
Outstanding Service to the Campus: Lori Riley
SOTA Club Service Award: Rene’ Barlow
SNA Club Service Award: Christina McNamee
Student Government Service Award: Jennifer Dissette
PTA Club Service Award: Jennifer Rollyson
Perryman Award 3rd Place: Felicia Plumm
President’s List: Noelle Amato, Ashley Boni, Katana Farber, Sarah Hawes, Joshua Lamb, Jacob Reed, and Paige Travis
Business Management Academic Award: Jack Allen
Computer Technology Academic Award: Joshua Lamb
Justice Studies Academic Award: Marlana Crooms
Associate Degree Nursing Academic Award: Hannah Miller
Occupational Therapy Academic Award: Jessica Fleeman
Physical Therapy Academic Award: Casey Frank
Physical Therapy Academic Award: Neil Guzzetti
Physical Therapy Academic Award: Beth Wagner

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Media Contact:
Bethany Zirillo, 330-382-7430, bgadd@kent.edu

POSTED: Monday, June 9, 2014 01:30 PM
UPDATED: Thursday, December 08, 2022 09:23 AM

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