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East Tennessee State University conferred some 1,300 degrees in two fall commencement ceremonies, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, on Dec. 17. Both August and December graduates are included in the fall exercises.
Graduating students Nathan Hatfield of Elizabethton, Anamarie Lewis of Huntsville, Ala., Monica Perry of Kingsport and Matthew Sams of Hampton achieved perfect 4.0 grade point averages during their undergraduate careers. The names of everyone who graduated appear below:
Afton: Bronson Dean, Bachelor of Science; Matthew L. Ellenburg, Bachelor of Business Administration
Alcoa: James E. Sauceman, Master of Business Administration
Antioch: Andrew T. Kidd, Master of Business Administration
Athens: Ujesh S. Patel, Bachelor of Business Administration; Caroline A. Tindell, Bachelor of Science; Caitlin B. Trew, Bachelor of Science
Baneberry: Christy G. Arnold, Bachelor of Science
Baxter: Bradley K. Maxwell, Bachelor of Science
Bean Station: Jordan M. Blankenship, Bachelor of Science; Tony L. Dalton, Doctor of Education; Jessica N. Stanley, Bachelor of Science
Blountville: Brittney Blizard, Bachelor of Business Administration; Travis Brooks, Master of Business Administration; Arnold L. Dixon, Bachelor of Arts; Holly C. Hughes, Master of Professional Studies; Whitney R. Jennings, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Amanda M. Kelly, Bachelor of Science; Tara L. Looney, M.S. in Nursing; Amanda M. Oliver, B.S. in Nursing; Ashley M. Poole, B.S. in Nursing; Kevin C. Reaves, Master of Fine Arts; Amanda N. Smith, B.S. in Education; Jeremy N. Williams, Bachelor of Science; Bart A. Wood, Bachelor of Science
Bluff City: Amanda L. Aubrey, M.A. in Liberal Studies; Melissa B. Bunch, Bachelor of Science; Amanda E. Greene, Doctor of Education; Deenia S. Hurd, B.S. in Education; Jessica L. Keck, Bachelor of Science; Melissa A. Loveless, Doctor of Education; Susan F. Luna, Certificate in Business Administration; Don L. McCarty, Master of Arts; Brittany S. Mitchell, Master of Arts; Casey L. Morrell, Bachelor of Science; Karen D. Reach, Doctor of Education; Micah A. Salyer, Bachelor of Arts; Scotty Woodlief, Bachelor of Science; Kristin Wynegar, Bachelor of Science
Bristol: Sharon J. Anderson, B.S. in Nursing; Jeffrey L. Beverly, Bachelor of Science; Michael D. Boling, Bachelor of Arts; Lindsey B. Bowers, B.S. in Nursing; Stephanie P. Campbell, Bachelor of Arts; Sandra J. Cole, Bachelor of Science; Trisha Conn, Bachelor of Science; Jameson D. Cross, B.S. in Education; Michael T. Dale, Master of Business Administration; Jared E. Day, Doctor of Education; Kelly L. Drum, Master of Arts; Jason D. Fleenor, Bachelor of Science; Sara E. Hall, Bachelor of Science; Magdaline A. Hatzikazakis, Bachelor of Science; Diandra Hicks, Bachelor of Social Work; Krystle N. Hilst, Bachelor of Science; Mary E. Hobbs, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Thaddeus H. Jablonski, Master of Public Administration; Shelly R. Jones, Master of Accountancy; George W. Linke, Master of Science; Stephenie B. Maiden, B.S. in Education; Jacqueline N. McCartt, Bachelor of Social Work; Erin C. McGregor, Bachelor of Arts; Erin C. McGregor, Bachelor of Science; Christina M. Moody, Bachelor of Science; Rachel Y. Nester, Bachelor of Arts; Courtney D. Netherland, Doctor of Philosophy; Miles J. Nidiffer, Master of Business Administration; Malisa M. Overbey, Certificate in Family Nurse Practitioner; Hunter E. Perry, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joseph L. Powers, Bachelor of Science; Michael R. Ragan, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Tabatha S. Rochell, B.S. in Nursing; Joshua D. Rose, Bachelor of Business Administration; Heather A. Scragg, Bachelor of Science; Natasha E. Snyder, Bachelor of Arts; Summer D. Stanley, Bachelor of Science; Amelia S. Thomas, Bachelor of Science; Deanna S. Thomas, Bachelor of Business Administration; Timothy E. Valentine, Certificate in Entrepreneurial Leadership; Rasika P. Venkataraman, Bachelor of Business Administration; Elizabeth Widner, Bachelor of Social Work; John F. Williams, Master of Science; Alicia N. Wycoff, Bachelor of Science
Bulls Gap: Katherine Sellers, B.S. in Nursing; Daniel K. Sutton, B.S. in Environmental Health
Butler: David S. South, Master of Education
Caryville: Casey E. Stooksbury, B.S. in Nursing
Chattanooga: Paige E. Estelle, B.S. in Nursing; Yan Gao, B.S. in Nursing; Pratik D. Govan, Bachelor of Business Administration; James L. Jones, Bachelor of Arts; Amy M. Menerick, Master of Accountancy; Meliah G. Smith, B.S. in Education; Jennifer B. Traynor, Bachelor of Social Work; Jeanette A. Wilson, B.S. in Nursing
Chuckey: Timothy N. Dotson, Bachelor of Science; Thomas A. Gilliam, Bachelor of Science; James P. Johnson, B.S. in Education; Rebecca M. McCurry, B.S. in Nursing; Krystal McMillan, Bachelor of Arts; Angela A. Phillips, M.S. in Nursing; Cortni Teague, B.S. in Education
Church Hill: Amber L. Collins, Bachelor of Science; Christopher A. Dean, Master of Accountancy; Teressa A. Dobbs, Education Specialist; Lucinda R. Egan, Master of Education; Joyce L. Henson, M.S. in Nursing; Matthew P. Jones, Bachelor of Science; Mikella B. Maine, M.S. in Nursing; Karissa A. Manis, Bachelor of Arts; Sarah E. Owens, Bachelor of Science; Jason L. Rockwell, B.S. in Nursing; Ashley D. Rountree, Bachelor of Science; Tonya A. Thomas, B.S. in Nursing; Lucas S. Wade, Master of Education
Clairfield: Felicia N. Lambdin; Bachelor of Arts
Clarksville: Natalie J. Aquino, Master of Accountancy; Kyle G. Berry, Master of Accountancy; Leena M. Patel, Bachelor of Science; Danielle R. Reeder, Bachelor of Science; Zachary A. Rohr, Bachelor of Science; Justin Sanders, Master of Business Administration
Cleveland: James W. Bynum, Master of Professional Studies; Shawn S. Godbee, B.S. in Nursing; Therese L. Murphy, M.S. in Nursing
Clinton: Ashley S. Brummitt, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica L. Hackworth, Master of Arts; Elizabeth G. Hampton, Bachelor of Science; Christopher A. Ledford, Bachelor of Science; Madison S. Milligan, Bachelor of Science; Linda K. Williams, Master of Business Administration
Columbia: Joy M. Cole, Bachelor of Science
Cookeville: Jessica A. Long, B.S. in Nursing; Shawn D. Wilson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Amber C. Wood, B.S. in Nursing
Cordova: Ryland G. Chambliss, Bachelor of Business Administration
Corryton: Kevin T. Cole, Bachelor of Science; Micah L. Glafenhein, Bachelor of Science; Marguerite A. Saint-Louis, Bachelor of Science
Cosby: Nathan C. Thomas, Bachelor of Business Administration; Nicole D. Waddell, Certificate in Forensic Document Analysis
Crossville: Trevor R. Davis, Bachelor of Business Administration; Amanda K. Hall, B.S. in Nursing; Addie R. Roberts, Bachelor of Science; Kimberly D. Taylor, Master of Accountancy
Dandridge: Chris J. Cutshall, B.S. in Nursing; Joseph W. Denton, Master of City Management; Kelly A. Farrar, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Charles E. Harbin, Bachelor of Science; Brittany L. Harrison, B.S. in Education; Cynthia G. Meadows, M.S. in Nursing; Martha H. Murray, Doctor of Education
Dickson: Timothy J. Pass, Bachelor of Science
Elizabethton: Elizabeth M. Austin, Bachelor of Science; Travis D. Bailey, Bachelor of Social Work; Diana L. Ballew, Bachelor of Arts; Sarah Burgoyne, Bachelor of Science; Kevin D. Crowe, Certificate in Business Administration; Leslie K. Dauksch, B.S. in Nursing; Robert B. Davenport, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joshua D. Ellis, Bachelor of Science; Jackie Everhardt, Master of Education; Maria Raquel Fratta Bordon, Master of Public Administration; Robin Y. Freeman, B.S. in Nursing; Holly M. Fuller, B.S. in Nursing; Brittiney P. Greene, Bachelor of Science; Annika S. Hampton, Master of Public Administration; Whitney A. Hankins, Bachelor of General Studies; Jessica D. Harding, B.S. in Nursing; Nathan W. Hatfield, Bachelor of Science; Jacob M. Hathaway, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jeannie Hill, Bachelor of Arts; Rachel L. Horton, Bachelor of Business Administration; Nathaniel Howell, Bachelor of Science; Steven T. Hyder, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jerry L. James, Bachelor of Business Administration; Weston L. Jeffers, Bachelor of Science; James M. Johnson, Master of Science; Danielle J. Jones, Bachelor of Social Work; Leeann S. King, Bachelor of Social Work; Cortnie J. Letterman, B.S. in Nursing; Brandi M. Lingerfelt, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer D. Love-Norris, B.S. in Nursing; Charles M. Lyon, Bachelor of Business Administration; Katie Lyons, B.S. in Education; Whitney B. McClure, Bachelor of Social Work; Whitney B. McClure, Bachelor of Social Work; Brad A. McNeil, B.S. in Environmental Health; Robin W. Montgomery, Master of Business Administration; Aprile Moreno, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica M. Moss, Master of Accountancy; Barbara L. Nave, B.S. in Nursing; Tia S. Nave, B.S. in Education; Rebecca L. Odom, Bachelor of Science; Natalie R. Perry, Bachelor of Arts; Jarred M. Pierce, B.S. in Environmental Health; Stephanie P. Pierce, Bachelor of Science; Robert A. Reburn, Bachelor of Science; Heather N. Rogers, B.S. in Nursing; Sally L. Sandker, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer D. Snodgrass, Master of Arts; Jeanette L. Statzer, B.S. in Nursing;
Holly M. Stauffer, B.S. in Education; Robin E. Swain, Master of Arts; Kelly R. Swiderski, Bachelor of Social Work; Nathaniel D. Treadway, Bachelor of Science; Whitney R. Vines, Bachelor of Science; Julie N. Waters, Bachelor of Social Work; Amanda White, B.S. in Nursing; Tyler Williams, Bachelor of Business Administration
Englewood: Katelyn M. Vinson, Bachelor of Arts
Erwin: Amy L. Bailey, Master of Business Administration; Jerod S. Bailey, Bachelor of Science; Tiffany R. Baucom, Bachelor of General Studies; Bobby D. Brandenburg, Master of Accountancy; Mark Compton, Master of Fine Arts; John R. Corn, Master of Science; Whitney D. Evely, Master of Arts; Lindsey J. Harris, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Charlona B. Johnson, B.S. in Nursing; Jeremy L. Lincoln, Bachelor of Science; Tracy A. Pate, Bachelor of Science; Veronica Richardson, Bachelor of Science; Crystal M. Smallwood, Bachelor of Science; Michael R. Whitson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Elizabeth C. Williams, Master of Arts
Estill Springs: Lindsey G. Linerode, B.S. in Nursing
Etowah: Amanda H. England, B.S. in Nursing
Fall Branch: Jessica B. Denton, Master of Business Administration; LaDonna J. Hilton, Master of Professional Studies; Kimberly M. Phelps, B.S. in Environmental Health; Nathan C. Wampler, Bachelor of Fine Arts
Flag Pond: Amy M. Blaine, Master of Business Administration; Christina D. Brayton, Master of Education; Christina D. Brayton, Master of Education; Kenneth S. Loveday, Bachelor of Science
Franklin: Jamie L. Allen, Bachelor of Science; Ryan D. Dooley, Bachelor of Business Administration; Nicholas A. Trama, Bachelor of Business Administration; Meredith G. Watkins, Bachelor of Science
Friendsville: Samuel A. Kersten, Bachelor of Science
Gallatin: Julie G. Brown, Certificate in Archival Studies
Georgetown: Kevin J. Eschette, Bachelor of Science
Goodlettsville: Victoria G. Highfill, Bachelor of Arts
Gray: Timothy B. Bailey, Bachelor of Science; Candace Barnett, Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science; Jaima G. Brown, M.S. in Nursing; Derrick Byrd, Master of Business Administration; Jennifer A. Campbell, Doctor of Education; Kimberly G. Chapman, B.S. in Education; Cody T. Davis, Bachelor of Science; Amanda Diaz, B.S. in Nursing; Caryn M. Durbin, Bachelor of Science; Randi L. Duty, Bachelor of Science; Jerad E. Elam, Bachelor of Science; Melanie L. Francisco, B.S. in Nursing; Donna D. Gage, Master of Professional Studies; Allison L. Gardenhour, Doctor of Education; Hyojung A. Han, Bachelor of Science; Grover Hickman, Bachelor of General Studies; Brandon M. Horne, Master of Business Administration; Christopher G. Johnson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kelly A. Johnson, Bachelor of Arts; Crystal A. Lyons, B.S. in Education; Brandy L. McCullough, Bachelor of Business Administration; Greg J. McInturff, Master of Business Administration; Tanya L. McInturff, Master of Business Administration; Robert G. Morgan, Bachelor of Business Administration; Fahren R. Neff, Bachelor of Science; Mark D. Persons, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kimberly H. Qualls, M.S. in Nursing; Samantha C. Rametta, Bachelor of Arts; Megan P. Roop, Bachelor of Science; Trazel D. Silvers, Bachelor of Science; Katharyn M. Sloan, Bachelor of Science; Rachel M. Smith, B.S. in Education; Alison L. Sprouse, Bachelor of Science; James L. Teixeira, Master of Allied Health; Teresa T. Turner, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Gina Valenti, Master of Arts; Thomas H. Whittaker, Bachelor of Business Administration; Ashley J. Williams, Bachelor of Arts; Logan G. Williams, Bachelor of Business Administration; Farol E. Wiltermood, Bachelor of Arts
Greeneville: Jonathan E. Bowers, Bachelor of Applied Science; Lindsay E. Carter, Bachelor of Science; Sarah E. Clark, Bachelor of Arts; Benjamin R. Conner, Bachelor of Business Administration; Henry J. Cronin, Master of Business Administration; Matthew P. Crum, Master of Science; Kathryn E. Crumm, Doctor of Education; Linsey D. Dean, B.S. in Nursing; Christopher A. Dykes, Bachelor of Arts; Joshua C. Golden, Bachelor of Music; Alex Hatcher, Bachelor of Science; Eric L. Hawk, Bachelor of Science; Rachel A. Hickman, Bachelor of Business Administration; Margaret L. Holladay, Bachelor of Science; Heather M. Jackson, Bachelor of Science; Christopher L. Johnson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Andrew L. Kerr, Bachelor of Science; Kalyn D. Marshall, Bachelor of Science; Justin D. Mashburn, Bachelor of Science; Sandra D. McConnell, Bachelor of Business Administration; Aminda F. Miles, Bachelor of Arts; Ashley D. Million, Master of Education; Brandon G. Mitchell, Bachelor of Arts; Matthew Moore, Bachelor of Science; Liam Moskowitz, Bachelor of Science; Tyler A. Nix, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jeremiah Ormsbee, Bachelor of Business Administration; Adreana L. Parker, Master of Education; Brittany M. Pilon, B.S. in Nursing; Rachel C. Silvers, Master of Education; Mekindra R. Smithson, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica S. Southerland, B.S. in Education; Salome M. Velez, Bachelor of Social Work; Brandy N. White, B.S. in Nursing; Elissa Willis, Bachelor of Business Administration; Lenora A. Woods, Bachelor of Science; Alexis D. Zockoll, Bachelor of Science
Grimsley: Derek R. Pyle, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Hampton: Laurie J. Blackmon, Bachelor of General Studies; Kristi J. Davenport, Master of Arts; Anna E. Hurley, Master of Arts; Adam J. Miller, Master of Business Administration; Barbara H. Willis, Bachelor of Arts Hartford: William C. Pratt, Bachelor of Arts
Heiskell: Abbi R. McCawley, Bachelor of Business Administration
Hixson: Chelsea E. Clements, B.S. in Nursing; Blake N. Pelton, Bachelor of Business Administration
Jacksboro: Whitney J. Murray, Bachelor of Science
Jefferson City: Alex M. Beffrey, Bachelor of Science; Felisha R. Deane, Bachelor of Science; Morgan R. Meredith, B.S. in Nursing
Jellico: Christina M. Brookman, Bachelor of Science
Johnson City: Aaron R. Abernethy, Master of Science; Mary A. Addy, Master of Science; Brittany N. Adkins, Bachelor of Science; James L. Adkins, Bachelor of Science; Jonathan Adkins, Bachelor of Science; Benjamin D. Adrien, Bachelor of Arts; Mirian A. Akas, B.S. in Nursing; Tamer S. Akoury, Bachelor of Science; Julian M. Allen, Bachelor of Science; Alfred C. Anderson, Master of Business Administration; Alfred C. Anderson, Master of Business Administration; Nagesh R. Aragam, Doctor of Public Health; Christopher J. Archer, B.S. in Environmental Health; Juliane A. Armstrong, Bachelor of Science; Jessica D. Arnold, Bachelor of Science; Jessica E. Arnold, Bachelor of Arts; Jasen L. Bacon, Master of Arts; Jasen L. Bacon, Master of Arts; Angela R. Bailey, Bachelor of Science; Deborah R. Bailey, Master of Arts in Teaching; Jonathan D. Baker, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Robert J. Baldau, Master of Public Health; Mary K. Bales, B.S. in Nursing; Rodney Barnes, Master of Allied Health; Jonathan L. Barnett, Bachelor of Business Administration; Laura R. Barnett, Bachelor of Science; Chad W. Barrett, Bachelor of Science; Randi G. Bastian, Bachelor of Science; Daniel R. Berry, Master of Arts; Laesha Bewley, Bachelor of Science; Ashley Bishop, B.S. in Nursing; Jeffrey A. Bonnell, Master of Science; Caroline L. Boswell, B.S. in Education; Mindy P. Bowman, Bachelor of Social Work; Robert N. Branham, Bachelor of Science; Lane M. Britt, B.S. in Nursing; Courtney C. Brooks, Bachelor of Science; Adrienne J. Brown, Bachelor of Science; Amanda A. Brown, Bachelor of Science; Erin M. Brown, Bachelor of Science; Tiffany N. Brown, Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language and Master of Arts; Jessica J. Brumit, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jill L. Bumpus, Master of Arts; Mark C. Bunker, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Jessica N. Burnett, B.S. in Nursing; Jordon A. Caldwell, Bachelor of Science; Joshua N. Campbell, Bachelor of Science; Francis Canedo, Bachelor of Business Administration; Sarah L. Carder, Bachelor of Science; Kelly E. Carlson, Bachelor of Science; Nathan G. Carman, Bachelor of Science; Cathy S. Carter-Bisner, Bachelor of Social Work; Dennis R. Carver, Bachelor of Business Administration; Karen M. Carver, B.S. in Nursing; Samantha E. Caughey, Bachelor of Business Administration; Erin M. Chambers, Master of Business Administration; Lincoln N. Chandler, Bachelor of Business Administration; Bridget F. Chandley, Bachelor of Science; Danielle N. Chapman, Bachelor of Science; Jamye D. Charles, Bachelor of Business Administration; Pavan Chandra Chigurupati, Master of Science; Victor D. Chol, Master of Public Administration; Samuel P. Church, Bachelor of Arts; Stacie L. Clark, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer E. Clements, Master of Business Administration; Donald W. Coble, Bachelor of Science; Jonathan V. Colangione, Bachelor of Business Administration; Sarah H. Collier, Master of Education; Jill Collins, Master of Business Administration; Katherine Combs, Master of Arts; Matthew Combs, Master of Education; Emily J. Copp, Bachelor of Business Administration; Mckelia S. Cotton, Bachelor of Science; Sheridan N. Crockett, Master of Arts; Cheryl L. Crowe, Bachelor of General Studies; Kevin E. Cummins, Master of Science; Brandon L. Cutshall, Bachelor of Science; Sumati Dadkar, Master of Public Health; Jedediah E. Dahl, Master of Business Administration; Vijaykumar Damarla, Master of Public Health; Anna L. Daniel, B.S. in Nursing; Joshua R. Davidson, Bachelor of Science; Christina D. Deakins, B.S. in Nursing; Jacqueline D. Deck, Bachelor of Science; Ben E. Dewitt, Bachelor of Business Administration; Harold D. Dillon, Master of Business Administration; Michael J. Dodge, Bachelor of Science; Paige A. Donaldson, Master of Public Administration; Andrew O. Donovan, Bachelor of Arts; Megan S. Eads, Bachelor of Business Administration; Ashley L. Eaton, B.S. in Nursing; Shelby K. Eccles, Master of Arts; Jared Edmonds, Bachelor of Science; Jeffrey H. Ellison, Master of Arts; Alicia S. Emery, Bachelor of Science; Cihan Eroglu, Master of Science; Gregory A. Evans, Bachelor of Business Administration; Heather L. Evans, Bachelor of Science; Laura Feathers, Bachelor of Arts; Michael V. Feathers, Bachelor of Science; Amanda Fenner, Master of Arts; Erin J. Ferris, Certificate in Epidemiology; Kathryn R. Fleetwood, Bachelor of Arts; Thomas E. Flynn, Master of Education; Brandi N. Forbes, Master of Accountancy; Matthew S. Ford, Bachelor of Business Administration; Tiffany M. Ford, Bachelor of General Studies; Tracy L. Garside, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Jason R. Giles, Bachelor of Science; Toria A. Gilewala, Bachelor of Science; Eleanor G. Gingrich, B.S. in Nursing; Paula Giovanetti, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Alexis R. Gresham, Bachelor of Business Administration; Johnny J. Grindstaff, Bachelor of Science; Christopher R. Hackney, Bachelor of Science; Thomas C. Hampton, Bachelor of Business Administration; Charles E. Haskins, Master of Fine Arts; Dustin D. Hatfield, Bachelor of Science; Kristen L. Hawkins, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Laura B. Hedrick, Bachelor of Arts; Erika R. Henry, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Lynn A. Hiestand, B.S. in Nursing; Pamela E. Higgins, Master of Arts; Kittye K. Hirsch, Bachelor of Science; Nathan R. Hitchcock, B.S. in Nursing; Tiffany Hogan, Master of Arts; Jennifer A. Hoit, Master of Education; Cindy R. Holmes, Master of Science; Kelly L. Holtzhausen, Bachelor of Science; Mir A. Hossain, Master of Science; John E. Howard, Bachelor of Science; Jan E. Hubbard, B.S. in Nursing; Tommy G. Hubbard, Bachelor of Business Administration; Edwin Huggins, Bachelor of Science; Leslie A. Hughes, Bachelor of Science; Habiba Hurem, Bachelor of Applied Science; Bethanie S. Hyatt, Bachelor of Arts; Kirika Iba, Bachelor of Science; Taylor A. Isgrig, B.S. in Nursing; Yasmin A. Jaddua, Master of Arts; Spenser D. Jarvis, Bachelor of Business Administration; Stanley M. Jing, Master of Science; Audrey M. Jones, B.S. in Nursing; Marcheta R. Jones, Bachelor of Social Work; Leslie M. Joslin, B.S. in Nursing; Alexander Kamasah, Master of Science; Daniel J. Keithan, Bachelor of Science; Andrew P. Kelley, Certificate in Business Administration; Susan R. Kellogg, Bachelor of Science; Jason A. Kennedy, Bachelor of Science; Payal Khanna, B.S. in Nursing; Abigail G. Kietzman, B.S. in Nursing; Aaron M. Kimsey, Bachelor of Business Administration; Aaron M. King, Master of Business Administration; Andrew B. King, Bachelor of Science; Jonathan R. King, Bachelor of Science; Douglas D. Klaras, B.S. in Nursing; Suzanna L. Kulikowski, Bachelor of Science; Shayna S. Kyle, Bachelor of Arts; Heather M. Lafleche, Bachelor of Arts; Brian D. Lafon, Master of Business Administration; Jude C. Lakbub, Master of Science; Lisa Lange, Bachelor of Arts; Allison L. Langrel, M.S. in Nursing; Ryen Lapham, Bachelor of Science; Whitney C. Lau, Master of Science; Phillip M. Leroy-Beaulieu, Bachelor of Science; Josiah J. Leuenberger, Master of Arts; Jennifer K. Lewis, M.S. in Nursing; Hui Li, Master of Accountancy; Jessica B. Lindsey, B.S. in Nursing; Leslie C. Little, Bachelor of Science; Kayla M. Lofquest, Bachelor of Science; Ronald Long, Bachelor of General Studies; Andrea R. Lowery, Master of Education; Lance C. Lowery, Master of Public Administration; Whitney R. Lyons, Bachelor of Science; Kevin B. Manuel, Bachelor of Science; Laura S. Martin, B.S. in Nursing; Alyssa M. Martineau, Bachelor of Science; Nicholas G. Matera, Bachelor of Science; Joshua P. Matherly, Bachelor of Business Administration; Vernon G. Mauck, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jennifer D. Maupin, Master of Education; Gareth T. McAllister, Bachelor of Science; Levi McCleary, Master of Arts; Grace O. McCord, Bachelor of Science; Christina N. McCray, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica L. McCroskey, M.A. in Liberal Studies;
Thelma D. McGowan, Master of Arts; Rebecca S. McKinney, Bachelor of Science; Sarah McKinney, B.S. in Nursing; Kirk J. McLaughlin, B.S. in Nursing; Robert W. McMillan, Bachelor of Science; Benjamin L. McMurry, Master of Science; Cheryl Medley, Bachelor of Science; Justin D. Meredith, Bachelor of Science; Aletha S. Meyer, Bachelor of Arts; Sylvia H. Middlemas, Bachelor of Arts; Heather Miller, Bachelor of Science; Jerry W. Miller, Bachelor of Social Work; Lucas S. Mink, Bachelor of Business Administration; Angela D. Minnis, Bachelor of Arts; Gina M. Minx, B.S. in Nursing; Larry W. Moody, Bachelor of Science; James B. Moreland, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Johnett D. Motko, Bachelor of Science; Jerald E. Mullersman, Master of Public Health; Daniel A. Mutispaugh, Bachelor of Business Administration; Breana C. Nease, Master of Arts; Paul C. Nease, Master of Arts; Kelli Nelson, Master of Arts; Chasity S. Norris, Master of Arts; Ashley D. Norwood, Bachelor of Arts; Diana P. Ochoa Lozano, Certificate in Health Care Management; Diana P. Ochoa Lozano, Master of Science; Marcianne O'Day, Bachelor of Science; Kathleen R. Osborn, Master of Arts; Marian Osei-Mensah, Master of Science; Giniyat A. Ousso, B.S. in Nursing; Colin S. Palmer, Bachelor of Science; Karishma K. Parag, Bachelor of Business Administration; JooHye Park, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Cristin M. Patterson, Master of Arts; Kathryn M. Pattillo, B.S. in Education; Linsey K. Paullin, Master of Business Administration; Linsey K. Paullin, Master of Business Administration; Jeremy D. Payne, Bachelor of General Studies; Lauren Pealor, Bachelor of Science; Kuangyi Pei, Master of Arts; Donald N. Peppers, Bachelor of Science; Christina C. Pereira, M.S. in Nursing; Hannah L. Perkins, B.S. in Nursing; Nancy A. Perkins, Master of Arts; Steven M. Perkins, Master of Arts; Fain A. Perrin, Bachelor of Science; Kimberly F. Perry, Bachelor of Science; Yanai E. Peugh, Bachelor of Arts; Timothy J. Pharis, Bachelor of Science; Deborah S. Phelps, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Jan R. Ponder, Master of Business Administration; Antibe Pouliwe, Master of Science; Quillan R. Price, Bachelor of Science; Leslie H. Raby, B.S. in Nursing; Sucheta Raghavendra, Master of Public Health; Joshua C. Rairigh, Bachelor of Science; Srikanth Ravoori, Master of Public Health; Kristopher O. Render, Bachelor of Science; Brenna L. Reppert, Bachelor of Science; Joshua D. Reppert, Bachelor of Science; Chad M. Ricker, Master of Science; Jared T. Riddle, Bachelor of Business Administration; Emily C. Robbins, Bachelor of Science; Chase A. Robinette, Bachelor of Business Administration; Benjamin K. Ronoh, Bachelor of Science; Eric W. Ross, Bachelor of Science; Dora J. Rushing, Master of Arts; David Ryan, Master of Arts; Sara L. Samples, Bachelor of Business Administration; Matthew L. Sams, Bachelor of Science; Cierra A. Sauls, Master of Arts; Melinda D. Sawyer, Bachelor of Science; Kaitlyn E. Schrick, Bachelor of Arts; Brian G. Schwartz, Bachelor of Science; Andrew M. Scott, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Jessica L. Scott, Master of Arts; Tiffany B. Scott, B.S. in Education; Karen M. Seaver, Master of Education; Dylan A. Sexton, Bachelor of Science; Marjorie M. Shaefer, Master of Arts; Sarah A. Sharp, Bachelor of Science; Misty D. Shelton, B.S. in Nursing; Caleb P. Shimberg, Bachelor of Science; Sarah T. Shirley, Bachelor of Business Administration; Samuel D. Siebo, Bachelor of Science; Thilini Silva, M.S. in Environmental Health; Emily J. Skelly, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Brittany J. Smith, Bachelor of Science; Diana M. Smith, Bachelor of Social Work; Joel M. Smith, Bachelor of General Studies; Kani M. Smith, B.S. in Nursing; Matthew C. Smith, Bachelor of Science; Sharvis M. Smith, Bachelor of Music; Scott Snapp, Bachelor of Science; Matthew B. Stanley, Master of Accountancy; Gregory B. Stone, Master of Accountancy; Meghan E. Stout, Bachelor of Science; Haley N. Strachn, Bachelor of Science; Megan K. Stuart, B.S. in Nursing; Tong Sun, Bachelor of Science; Yuxi Sun, Bachelor of Science; Christopher M. Sweeney, Bachelor of Science; Zachary Taylor, Bachelor of Arts; Junior Tayou, Master of Science; Romual E. Tchouta, Master of Accountancy; Douglas D. Terrill, Bachelor of Science; Susan J. Tesneary, Bachelor of Business Administration; Sara K. Tester, Master of Arts; Christopher S. Thedy, Bachelor of Arts; Shawna Thomason, Bachelor of Science; Philip A. Thompson, Bachelor of Science; Samuel W. Thompson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Priscilla A. Tiffany, Bachelor of Social Work; Amanda J. Tipton, B.S. in Nursing; Elizabeth S. Tipton, Bachelor of Science; Rachael G. Tocci, Master of Education; Mary E. Van Huss, Bachelor of Social Work; Kayla C. Vance, Bachelor of Science; Samantha K. Vandyke, Bachelor of Science; James Wampler, Bachelor of Arts; Robert E. Watterson, Bachelor of Science; Laura E. Wedel, Bachelor of Business Administration; Holly M. Whitt, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Cassandra L. Williams, B.S. in Nursing; Diana M. Williams, B.S. in Nursing; Garret R. Williams, Bachelor of Business Administration; Karen T. Williams, Bachelor of Social Work; Stacy L. Williams, Bachelor of Social Work; Vincent S. Williams, Doctor of Education; Emily A. Willis, Bachelor of Arts; Chasity J. Wilson, Bachelor of Arts; Jason S. Wilson, Master of Business Administration; Hao Wu, Certificate in Teaching English as a Second Language; Wendi M. Yates, B.S. in Nursing; Joannes P. Yuh, Master of Science; Yongli Zou, Bachelor of Science
Jonesborough: Whitney A. Babel, Master of Business Administration; Melissa M. Barnett, B.S. in Nursing; Jesse C. Barnhill, Master of Arts; Brett D. Bradley, B.S. in Nursing; Ginger R. Christian, Doctor of Education; MacKenzie A. Clark, Bachelor of Science; Michael E. Clark, Bachelor of Science; Crystal N. Coffey, B.S. in Nursing; Joshua L. Davis, Bachelor of Science; Kimberly R. Davis, B.S. in Nursing; Ian N. Deaderick, Bachelor of Science; Ryne C. Druery, Bachelor of Science; William P. Flanary, Bachelor of Science; Benjamin A. Floyd, B.S. in Nursing; Mary Ford, Bachelor of Science; Ruth A. Forrest, B.S. in Nursing; Emily R. Franklin, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Marjorie A. Gyles, Bachelor of Arts; Robert C. Hall, Master of Business Administration; Cara A. Harrell, B.S. in Nursing; Melanie N. Hart, Bachelor of Business Administration; Lauren E. Hatjioannou, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica L. Henley, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Ashley Hill, Bachelor of Science; Sandra D. Hughes, B.S. in Education; Amie N. Jarrett, M.S. in Nursing; Zachary Jenkins, Bachelor of Science; Erik W. Keup, Bachelor of Science; Claudia G. Lopez, M.S. in Nursing; Jarret Lynch, Bachelor of Science; Spencer C. Maden, B.S. in Nursing; Alison D. McCracken, Bachelor of Science; Bartholemew I. Mikitowicz, Master of Public Administration; Sherry L. Moore, Master of Arts; Samir S. Morani, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer G. Norris, Master of Science; Brandi Poore, B.S. in Education; Chen Qian, Bachelor of Business Administration; Christie A. Reining, B.S. in Nursing; Samantha D. Reynolds, Bachelor of Science; Austin K. Rhudy, Bachelor of Arts; Elizabeth M. Sheets, Bachelor of Science; Christinia Y. Smith, B.S. in Nursing; Kenneth S. Smith, Bachelor of Science; Jeromy B. Snider, Master of Business Administration; Jordan Spain, Bachelor of Business Administration; Tyler D. Stamper, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Christy D. Starnes, Master of Education; Scott A. Starnes, Doctor of Education; Andrea B. Tiller, B.S. in Nursing; Kelly L. Valdes Garcia, B.S. in Nursing; Mary Vines, B.S. in Education; Michele D. Williams, Master of Business Administration; Caitlin E. Wilson, Bachelor of Science
Kingsport: Kristi M. Al-Khateeb, B.S. in Nursing; Jerod W. Bachman, Bachelor of Science; Christopher B. Ball, Master of Science; Rachel D. Barger, Bachelor of Music; Jerry A. Becker, Bachelor of Science; Lana L. Becker, Doctor of Education; Kent A. Begley, Master of Business Administration; Meredith K. Bell, Bachelor of Arts; Julie Beyersdorf, Bachelor of Science; Kaylee V. Bishop, B.S. in Nursing; Matthew C. Blessing, Bachelor of Science; Cassie B. Blevins, Bachelor of Science; Amanda Brickey, Bachelor of Science; Jonathan D. Brooks, Master of Science; Hope D. Bruner, Bachelor of Science; Bradley D. Buchanan, Bachelor of General Studies; Ashley B. Burgess, Bachelor of Science; Rodney A. Burton, Bachelor of Science; Megan M. Callahan, Certificate in Forensic Document Examination; John T. Chadwell, Master of Arts; Christopher C. Chafin, Bachelor of Science; James E. Chambers, Master of Arts; James A. Chapman, Master of Education; Heath M. Chastain, Bachelor of Business Administration; Casey M. Christian, Bachelor of Science; Melisha D. Christian, M.S. in Nursing; Whitney N. Cogburn, B.S. in Education; Nicholas B. Collette, Bachelor of Science; Carolyn E. Conerly, Bachelor of Social Work; Logan J. Cook, B.S. in Nursing; Andrew L. Cox, Bachelor of General Studies; Joshua B. Davis, Bachelor of Science; Melinda A. Douglas, B.S. in Nursing; Dustin M. Drake, Bachelor of Arts; Laura H. Eanes, Bachelor of Science; Ashley N. Edge, Bachelor of Science; Jacob M. Elkins, Bachelor of Science; James Endres, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Jamie R. English, Bachelor of Science; Sherrika B. Evans, B.S. in Nursing; Nehad Fawzy, Bachelor of Business Administration; Robin N. Floyd, B.S. in Nursing; Stephen L. Franklin, Bachelor of Science; Stephen B. Fuchs, Bachelor of Science; Edwin M. Galloway, Master of Arts; Henry D. Godsey, Bachelor of General Studies; Mariah G. Golden, Bachelor of Science; John D. Gregory, B.S. in Nursing; Theresa A. Groomes, B.S. in Nursing; Lindsey M. Hayes, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joel T. Hein, Master of Accountancy; John R. Hereford, Bachelor of Science; David M. Hewson, Bachelor of Science; Crystal N. Houchins, Bachelor of Science; Haley D. Isenberg, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kelly A. Jacobs, Bachelor of Science; Ryan Jarrett, Bachelor of Business Administration; Amy L. Karlsson, Master of Arts in Teaching; Andrew M. Kidd, Bachelor of Business Administration; Matthew P. Larkin, Bachelor of Business Administration; Lesia R. Lawrence, B.S. in Nursing; Melissa V. Layne, M.S. in Nursing; Jonathan M. Lemieux, Bachelor of Science; Logan L. Lewis, Bachelor of Business Administration; Michael R. Mabry, Bachelor of Science; Maxwell R. Mason, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Lisa M. McClain, Master of Accountancy; Carrie K. McKinney, Bachelor of Social Work; Leilah M. McMillian, Master of Education; Leigh Anne M. Michael, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joseph N. Michels, Master of Accountancy; James Miller, Bachelor of Science; Peter J. Mociran, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joshua M. Morelock, Bachelor of Science; Candice A. Morrell, Bachelor of Science; Whitley Nelson, Bachelor of Science; Josh O'Neal, Bachelor of Science; Jenny S. Page, Bachelor of Science; Theodore Palaske, Master of Business Administration; Lance R. Parsons, Bachelor of Business Administration; Timothy J. Peel, Bachelor of Science; Monica L. Perry, Bachelor of Science; Brian J. Pickett, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Brandon T. Poff, Bachelor of Science; Nadia K. Popper, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Susan P. Presnell, B.S. in Nursing; Mercedes L. Salyer, Bachelor of Business Administration; Brandie R. Short, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jessica R. Shuler, B.S. in Nursing; Michael P. Skeen, B.S. in Nursing; Tyler J. Smotherman, Bachelor of Applied Science; Michelle D. Snodgrass, M.S. in Nursing; James T. Springs, Bachelor of Social Work; Ashley M. Stanley, Doctor of Education; Sarah M. Stout, Bachelor of Arts; Allison L. Suits, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Martin R. Tant, Master of Science; Julie F. Tate, Master of Science; Sarah Taylor, Bachelor of Arts; Nicole M. Thomas, Bachelor of Science; Donnia J. Tillson, B.S. in Education; Christina D. Tootle, Bachelor of Science; Talisha E. Troutt, B.S. in Nursing; Adam R. Webb, Bachelor of Science; Darla J. Wells, Master of Social Work; Jenice L. Williams, Bachelor of Social Work; Adriana P. Wisdom, Bachelor of Science; Lacie D. Yon, Bachelor of Science
Kingston: Charles R. Brumley, Master of Science
Knoxville: Chase G. Anderson, Bachelor of General Studies; Brett D. Bailey, Bachelor of Science; Caryn L. Bartodej, Bachelor of Arts; Kayla M. Benner, Bachelor of Science; Zachary Berry, Bachelor of Science; Cathy L. Bingham, M.S. in Nursing; Benjamin M. Blanton, M.S. in Nursing; Patrick S. Boatright, Bachelor of Business Administration; Matthew L. Bowers, Master of Arts; Ajerico Brown, Bachelor of Science; Kristi L. Brown, M.S. in Nursing; Princess L. Brown, Bachelor of Science; Michael R. Broyles, Bachelor of Science; Mark R. Bryan, Master of Business Administration; Ashley Burris, Bachelor of Science; Rachel M. Clark, Bachelor of Science; Laura A. Cook, B.S. in Nursing; Stacey N. Coppock, Bachelor of Science; Amy E. Cox, Bachelor of Social Work; Sarah T. Crocker, Bachelor of Science; Alexandra J. Dawkins, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer R. Decker, Bachelor of General Studies; Nancy H. Everett, Bachelor of Social Work; Emily A. Fecco, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Alicia T. Flanery, Bachelor of Science; Marielle C. Folsom, Bachelor of Science; Jacob W. Fowler, Bachelor of Science; Brennan S. Glover, B.S. in Nursing; Steven L. Hall, Bachelor of Science; Jeffery A. Harmon, Bachelor of Science; Katie L. Haun, B.S. in Nursing; Jennifer M. Henry, B.S. in Nursing; John A. Hipsher, Bachelor of Business Administration; Danielle M. Hmielewski, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Kim M. Hoots, B.S. in Nursing; Benjamin S. Housley, Bachelor of Business Administration; Elizabeth B. Inman, B.S. in Nursing; Joshua C. Israel, B.S. in Nursing; Pauletta J. Johnson, Doctor of Education; Richard A. Joiner, Bachelor of Science; Kenneth L. Jordan, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joyce K. Kaye, M.S. in Nursing; Kristin D. Kirk, Bachelor of Science; Travis Z. Lakin, B.S. in Nursing; Ashleigh N. Lane, Bachelor of Business Administration; Andrew C. Lewis, Bachelor of Science; Ryan F. Lloyd, Bachelor of Business Administration; Brian W. Marsh, Master of Accountancy; Brittany C. Martin, Bachelor of Science; Samantha N. Martin, B.S. in Nursing; Lori A. Matherly-Dixon, Bachelor of Science; Kalinda N. McElroy, Bachelor of Arts; Melissa A. McFerran, B.S. in Nursing; Emily K. Miller, Bachelor of Science; Karyn L. Moon, Bachelor of Science; Christen E. Moseley, Bachelor of Science; Melissa A. Murrell, Bachelor of Science; Elisa L. Newman, Bachelor of Science; Emily N. Pace, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Jennifer B. Poteet, B.S. in Nursing; Daniel R. Potts, Bachelor of Science; Matthew S. Prazak, M.S. in Nursing; Jessie D. Reed, Bachelor of Science; Dustin J. Roberts, Bachelor of Arts; Khalid M. Sandal, Bachelor of Business Administration; Micah Sellew, B.S. in Nursing; Megan L. Shipley, Bachelor of Science; Benjamin M. Sirknen, Master of Business Administration; Lynne R. Sparrow, Master of Arts; Jennifer L. White, Certificate in Forensic Document Examination; Jennifer A. Wilkerson, M.S. in Nursing; Thomas R. Williams, Bachelor of Science; Courtney M. Wilson, B.S. in Nursing
Kodak: Jared Anders, Bachelor of Science; Whitney R. Ayers-Vickers, Bachelor of Science; Linda K. Tilson, Doctor of Education; Michael T. Vincent, Bachelor of Science; Eleana F. West, Bachelor of Science
LaFollette: Timothy J. Claiborne, B.S. in Nursing
Lebanon: Tyler W. Summers, Bachelor of Science; Christopher E. Trouy, Bachelor of Science
Lenoir City: Cory W. Fletcher, Bachelor of Science; Eric T. Fritts, Bachelor of Business Administration; Ana R. Zavala, B.S. in Nursing
Limestone: Jaime B. Keys, Bachelor of Business Administration; Joseph S. Liebers, Bachelor of Business Administration; Rita D. Lowery, B.S. in Nursing; Lillee H. Mason, Bachelor of Science; Jennifer L. Norton, B.S. in Nursing; Hawkins S. Snapp, Bachelor of Science
Linden: Elizabeth A. Paschall, M.S. in Nursing
Loudon: Amber M. Harness, Bachelor of Social Work; Kristen M. Reinhart, Bachelor of Science
Louisville: Carissa G. Mitchell, Doctor of Education; Alan Prigmore, Bachelor of Science; Jesse A. Wilkerson, Master of Accountancy
Madisonville: Brandon Keys, Bachelor of Science
Maryville: Elizabeth A. Caldwell, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Sharon K. Chambers, B.S. in Nursing; Rachel K. Dennison, Bachelor of Science; Joshua A. Elkins, Bachelor of Science; Robin L. Miller, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Terry L. South, M.S. in Nursing
McDonald: Derek E. Stetzler, Bachelor of Science
McMinnville: Alana K. Bigford, Bachelor of Arts; Kristen Surles, Bachelor of Arts
Memphis: Charles E. Allen, Bachelor of Science; April M. Spence, Bachelor of Arts
Milligan College: Rebecca L. Burgner, Master of Education; Dresdan L. Kelly, Bachelor of Science; Kathy G. Ledford, Master of Accountancy; Kevin P. Leonard, Bachelor of Arts
Mohawk: Ryan S. Lawson, Bachelor of Science; Carey C. Williams, Bachelor of Science
Mooresburg: Rita L. Horton, Bachelor of Business Administration; Paxton L. Williams, Bachelor of General Studies
Morristown: Rebekah Arbaugh, Bachelor of Arts; Mariel Blair, Master of Education; Ralitsa B. Borisova, Master of Science; Ashley L. Cantwell, M.S. in Nursing; Sandra M. Dibble, Master of Business Administration; Angela L. Duvall, Bachelor of Science; Terra L. Haggard, Bachelor of Business Administration; Brent W. Kington, Bachelor of Science; Meylin K. Menjivar Andrade, Bachelor of Arts; Matthew G. Miles, Bachelor of Business Administration; Laura R. Rodriguez, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kathryn L. Schaffner, B.S. in Nursing; Russell M. Smith, Master of Business Administration; Ashley L. Thayer, B.S. in Nursing
Mosheim: Ben Hite, Bachelor of Business Administration; Amber Shell, Bachelor of Arts; Shannon R. Suttle, Master of Arts; Megan Swecker, Bachelor of Science
Mount Carmel: John G. Carney, Bachelor of Business Administration; Seth D. Elkins, Bachelor of Science; Holli N. Flettrich, Bachelor of Social Work; Michelle D. Harless, Doctor of Education; Jennifer S. Miller, B.S. in Nursing; Vivian E. Thacker, Bachelor of Business Administration; Timothy A. Wooten, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Mount Juliet: Thomas J. Shavor, Master of Public Health
Mountain City: Shana B. Atwood, B.S. in Nursing; Howard L. Carlton, B.S. in Nursing; Toni R. Payne, B.S. in Nursing; Jonathan L. Rainey, B.S. in Nursing; Joaquin Raventos, Certificate in Entrepreneurial Leadership; Joaquin Raventos, Master of Science; Mischelle G. Simcox, Doctor of Education; Gary E. Wills, Bachelor of Science
Mountain Home: Scott M. Davenport, Bachelor of Science; Larry C. Lesueur, B.S. in Nursing; Benjamin S. Thayer, Master of Allied Health
Murfreesboro: Caitlin A. Linkous, Bachelor of Arts
Nashville: Elizabeth B. Gorham, Master of Fine Arts; Caitlin P. McBride, Bachelor of Science
New Market: Amber R. Dotson, Bachelor of Science
Newport: Jacob L. Allen, Master of Science; Robin L. Borth, Bachelor of Science; Olivia H. Carver, B.S. in Education; Johnathan M. Hannon, Bachelor of Science; Ernest A. Lunsford, Bachelor of Science; Mollie R. Roberts, B.S. in Education; Dustin G. Seay, Bachelor of Science
Niota: Kelley R. Frye, Bachelor of Business Administration; Sean T. Swann, B.S. in Nursing
Norris: Lori J. Price, Doctor of Education
Oak Ridge: Scarlett R. Clark, Master of Business Administration; Mackenzie R. Hardt, Bachelor of Science; Emily G. Hevrdeys, B.S. in Education; Amber Owens, Bachelor of Arts; Amber Owens, Bachelor of Science
Oliver Springs: Brian S. Burnett, B.S. in Nursing; Miranda S. Conlon, Bachelor of Science
Oneida: Dyron S. Rector, Bachelor of Science
Ooltewah: Jessica N. Duncan, Bachelor of Science; Eric A. Henderson, Bachelor of Science; Aaron J. Ivey, Bachelor of Arts; Meghan L. Rechel, Bachelor of Science
Paris: Joshua D. Brazelton, Doctor of Physical Therapy
Parrottsville: Jacquelyn Newsome, B.S. in Nursing; Jessica R. Russell, Bachelor of Science
Philadelphia: Jeffrey M. Marlow, Bachelor of Science; Rachael L. Sheridan, Bachelor of Arts; Rachael L. Sheridan, Bachelor of Science
Pigeon Forge: Tommy M. Oakley, Bachelor of Arts
Piney Flats: Bradley A. Broyles, Bachelor of Science; Kimberly M. Coalson, Bachelor of Arts; Chelsea M. Cress, Bachelor of Arts; Jarred A. Dakin, Bachelor of Science; Jordan L. Dison, Bachelor of Science; Matthew A. Evans, Bachelor of Business Administration; Meagan V. Fisher, Master of Arts; Gable S. Hackett, Bachelor of Science; Jessica T. Johnson, Master of Education; Steven N. Johnson, Bachelor of Science; Jessica A. Malone, Bachelor of Science; Kerry A. O'Ferrall, Bachelor of Science; Sheila D. Reed, Bachelor of Science; Saundra K. Reynolds, Bachelor of Science; Tara V. Shirk, Bachelor of Science; Austin S. Taylor, Bachelor of Science; Ashley L. Tipton, Master of Education; John C. Williams, Bachelor of Arts
Powell: Heather M. Morris, Bachelor of Science; Walter J. Stucke, Master of Arts
Roan Mountain: Marcus V. Byrd, Bachelor of Science; Tiffany A. Harrald, Bachelor of Business Administration; Ericka L. Pritchard, Bachelor of Science; Ashley Timbs-Miller, Master of Arts; Emily E. Townson, Bachelor of Science; James W. Watson, M.A. in Liberal Studies; Daniel K. Winters, Bachelor of Science
Rogersville: Amber A. Anderson, Bachelor of Science; John J. Anderson, Bachelor of Science; Clarissa M. Bradley, Bachelor of Social Work; Andrea L. Brooks, B.S. in Nursing; Leah M. Conrad, Master of Accountancy; Matthew E. Elkins, Master of Business Administration; Trey L. Fields, Bachelor of Science; Chandra L. Hayes, Master of Education; Lora B. Hensley, B.S. in Nursing; Hannah C. Hunter, B.S. in Nursing; Steven B. Lawson, Bachelor of Business Administration; Nikki L. Manning, Doctor of Education; Jocelyn B. Michael, Bachelor of Social Work; Amber N. Oaks, Bachelor of Business Administration; Sharon L. Phillips, Bachelor of Arts; Brandon Rogers, B.S. in Environmental Health; Rolanda K. Ryans, Master of Education; Brooke L. Self, B.S. in Nursing; Andrew Webb, Bachelor of Business Administration; Derek A. Winkle, Master of Business Administration
Russellville: Michael T. Daniel, Bachelor of Science; Ashley A. McGhee, Master of Business Administration; Melinda S. Scott, Bachelor of Arts
Sevierville: Jacqueline B. Blackburn, B.S. in Nursing; Jillian L. Daniels, Bachelor of Business Administration; Justin D. Finchum, Bachelor of Science; Lori B. Goodin, Doctor of Education; Thomas J. Laughlin, Bachelor of Science; Daniel Loveday, Bachelor of Science; Patricia Parton, Doctor of Education; Chasity S. Reagan-Langman, Bachelor of General Studies; Melissa D. Reed, Master of Arts; Andrew Taylor, Bachelor of Science
Seymour: Andrea L. Baxley, B.S. in Nursing; Teresa L. Manis, Bachelor of Science; Brenda G. Mize, Doctor of Education; Donna L. Patty, Master of Professional Studies; Anna E. Wright, Bachelor of Science
Shady Valley: Amber D. Farley, Bachelor of Fine Arts
Sneedville: Jamie-Lee B. Marques, Bachelor of Science
Soddy Daisy: Bridget D. Hall, B.S. in Nursing
Speedwell: Heather R. Paciorek, B.S. in Nursing
Strawberry Plains: Shawn P. Ronaghan, B.S. in Nursing
Surgoinsville: Michele D. Armstrong, M.S. in Nursing; Jennifer M. Cassell, Master of Arts; Laura D. Walker, Bachelor of Science
Talbott: Edgar S. Gray II, Master of Accountancy
Tazewell: Meredith S. Bundren, Bachelor of Arts; Jeffrey A. Poore, Bachelor of Science
Telford: Seth W. Coffie, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kathryn M. Davis, Bachelor of Science; Loretta I. Edwards, Bachelor of Applied Science
Tullahoma: Ethan P. Robison, Bachelor of Arts
Unicoi: Jamie D. Harris, Master of Education; Jimmy B. Matthews, Bachelor of Science; Kerry L. Moore, Bachelor of Social Work; Lisa L. Richmond, Master of Social Work; Robin R. Rockwell, Bachelor of Science; Carol B. Sanders, M.S. in Nursing; Samuel P. Shafer, Bachelor of Science; Joshua S. Sneyd, Bachelor of Science
Walland: Timothy L. Surrency, Bachelor of Science
Watauga: Amanda D. Litz, B.S. in Nursing
White Pine: Crystal L. Benson, Bachelor of Science; Darrell L. Miller, Bachelor of Science; Daniel R. Tabor, B.S. in Nursing; Dee B. Tabor, Bachelor of Science
Whitesburg: Brenda J. Ford, Master of Arts
Whitwell: Ruthie McEntyre, Master of Arts
ALABAMA: Hoover: Alyssa Shedlarski, Bachelor of Science; Huntsville: Anamarie L. Lewis, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Pell City: Brent M. Burke, Bachelor of Arts
ARIZONA: Phoenix: Ashley E. Culpepper, Bachelor of Science; Julie G. Desai, Master of Public Administration
ARKANSAS: Rogers: Lydia A. Palmer, B.S. in Dental Hygiene
COLORADO: Denver: J. Lorenzo Mitchell, Master of Science
DELAWARE: Seaford: Christopher J. Rehak, Bachelor of Science
FLORIDA: Bradenton: Victoria M. Swenson, Master of Arts; Clermont: Shawna Defriece, Bachelor of Science; Fleming Island: Frankie L. Hall III, Bachelor of Science; Fort Lauderdale: Shannelle J. Bain, Bachelor of Science; Miami: Weize Wang, Master of Arts; Saint Cloud: Rachel C. Roberts, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Temple Terrace: Gang Wei, Master of Accountancy
GEORGIA: Alpharetta: Corey L. Bailey, Bachelor of Science; Cleveland: Debbie Weston From, Master of Arts; Cumming: Vanessa L. Jones, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Hinesville: Krystle N. Barton, Bachelor of Science; Rockmart: Brandy J. Henderson, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Snellville: Di Liu, Bachelor of Business Administration
IDAHO: Mountain Home AFB: Ashley D. Davis, B.S. in Nursing
ILLINOIS: Mattoon: Tena Toews, M.A. in Liberal Studies; Vernon Hills: Rupesh M. Shirore, Master of Public Health
INDIANA: Columbus: Kiran S. Sonje, Master of Public Health
KENTUCKY: Fayette: Hannah C. Reynolds, Master of Arts; Lexington: Cornelius Ndi, Master of Science; Kolade O. Ojo, Master of Science; Louisville: Archana Racharla, Master of Science; Middlesboro: Eric L. Gray, B.S. in Environmental Health
MARYLAND: Baltimore: Whitney Vander Horst, B.S. in Nursing; Edgewood: John R. Haggerty, Master of Arts; Salisbury: C. Beth Ohlsson, Master of Arts; West River: Leah E. Needham, Bachelor of Fine Arts
MICHIGAN: China: Austin T. McMaken, M.A. in Liberal Studies
MISSOURI: Columbia: William M. Wilkey, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Kirksville: Tensel L. Sandker, Bachelor of Business Administration
NORTH CAROLINA: Arden: Brittany N. Willis, Bachelor of Arts; Asheville: Sarah A. Harris, Bachelor of Science; Martha K. McKemie, M.S. in Nursing; Bakersville: Amanda G. Greene, Master of Education; Wendy M. Jenkins, Master of Arts; Matthew A. McKinney, Bachelor of Business Administration; Ian R. Steidle, Bachelor of Arts; Banner Elk: Lindsey N. Myers, B.S. in Nursing; Lindsey Townsend, B.S. in Nursing; Burnsville: Jonathan R. Boone, Bachelor of Arts; Jeffrey A. Caudill, Bachelor of Science; Chelsea E. Elliott, Bachelor of Science; Meghan D. Fender, B.S. in Education; Lisa R. Hensley, Bachelor of Science; Tommy A. Thomas, Bachelor of Arts; Charlotte: Holly C. Munyan, Certificate in Forensic Document Examination; Crossnore: James D. Potter, B.S. in Nursing; Elk Park: Sunni L. Dearmin, Bachelor of Science; Chealssea J. Morris, Bachelor of General Studies; Erica Preswood, Master of Education; Neva S. Winters, Master of Science; Fleetwood: Megan E. Grubb, Bachelor of Science; Fletcher: Sara M. Soukup, M.S. in Nursing; Garner: Taft N. Bradley, Bachelor of Science; Greensboro: Jaclyn M. Smith, B.S. in Nursing; Hendersonville: Caitlin S. Tomski, B.S. in Education; Hickory: Keaton A. Miller, Bachelor of Science; Leland: Katelyn S. Kivett, Master of Arts; Mars Hill: Hannah M. Gaebler, B.S. in Nursing; Kathy A. Mackey, B.S. in Nursing; Landon C. Zink, Bachelor of Science; Marshall: Julianna L. Olup, M.S. in Nursing; Sarah E. Strom, B.S. in Nursing; Newland: Stephen B. Lacey, Bachelor of Science; Ocean Isle Beach: Kellie Ray, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Pineola: Kenneth H. Samuelson, Doctor of Education; Monet C. Samuelson, Doctor of Education; Seven Devils: Benjamin D. Austin, Master of Arts; Spruce Pine: James A. Lichtenhahn, Bachelor of Science; Brittany J. Williams, Master of Public Health; Stony Point: Barbara J. Hayes, M.S. in Nursing; Sugar Mountain: David H. Johnson, B.S. in Nursing; Summerfield: Jennifer M. Clayton, B.S. in Dental Hygiene; Warrensville: Amanda K. Lewis, Bachelor of Science; Wilmington: Bonnie M. McDonald, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Winston-Salem: Heather E. Hooks, Bachelor of Science
NORTH DAKOTA: Grand Forks: Vivian D. Koka, Master of Science
NEW MEXICO: Mesilla: Dorothy Q. Ormes, Master of Arts
OHIO: Hamilton: Sara N. Scobee, Bachelor of Science; Marysville: Tyler D. Williams, Bachelor of Arts; New Lebanon: Ethan M. Owens, Master of Arts; Xenia: Erin E. Lowe, Master of Science
OKLAHOMA: Edmond: Hiral D. Parekh, Master of Public Health
OREGON: Portland: Erin E. Erickson, B.S. in Dental Hygiene
PENNSYLVANIA: New Bethlehem: Corene M. Glotfelty, Certificate in Archival Studies; Pittsburgh: Frances Newman, Certificate in Rural Health; Frances Newman, Master of Arts; Donald K. Rhoton, Bachelor of Science
SOUTH CAROLINA: Greenville: Lauren M. Smith, B.S. in Nursing; Irmo: Elizabeth G. Livingston, Bachelor of Science
TEXAS: Cedar Park: Thomas J. Gair, Bachelor of Science; Frisco: Xiao Zhou Gao, Bachelor of Business Administration; Longview: Alexa Bass, Bachelor of Science
VIRGINIA: Abingdon: Joshua A. Berry, Bachelor of Science; Thomas S. Cupp, Bachelor of Science; Brittney A. Eberhardt, Bachelor of Science; Sarah Ellis, Bachelor of Arts; Chad A. Hall, Bachelor of Science; Erica P. Keen, B.S. in Nursing; Josie D. Minnigh, Bachelor of Science; Shauna N. Rhea, Bachelor of Science; Alexandria N. Schumaker, B.S. in Nursing; Derek C. Turner, Bachelor of Business Administration; Big Stone Gap: Callie M. McCarty, Bachelor of Arts; Blacksburg: Allison L. Gardner, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Bristol: Karter E. Baker, Bachelor of Business Administration; Jennifer R. Bennett-Norris, Master of Social Work; Keressa L. Clark, B.S. in Nursing; Brett M. Cook, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Robin M. Craig, Bachelor of Social Work; Kimberly D. Crosby, B.S. in Nursing; Shelly H. Dix, B.S. in Nursing; William J. Green, Bachelor of Music; Shae M. Hall, B.S. in Nursing; Joseph A. Hurd, Bachelor of Science; James K. Lewis, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kathryn L. Mingin, Bachelor of Business Administration; Kathryn L. Osborne, Bachelor of Science; Ricky L. Schultz, Bachelor of Science; Amanda L. Smith, Bachelor of Business Administration; Katrina C. Washington, Bachelor of Science; Castlewood: Sharon L. Jessee, M.S. in Nursing; Cedar Bluff: Alaina M. Asbury, B.S. in Environmental Health; Sydney M. Hogston, Bachelor of Science; Chilhowie: Dorothy S. Chapman, M.S. in Nursing; Travis C. Houck, Bachelor of Science; Cleveland: Morgan G. Wallace, Bachelor of Arts; Clintwood: Tauna F. Gulley, Doctor of Philosophy; Crockett: Valerie J. Yates, M.S. in Nursing; Damascus: Jennifer L. Connell, Bachelor of Science; Duffield: Crystal D. Calton, Bachelor of Science; Denny S. Hass, Bachelor of Science; Ewing: Gary D. McCann, Doctor of Education; Fieldale: Nicholas A. Alley, Bachelor of Science; Gainesville: Matt L. Rutherford, Master of Public Health; Gate City: Laura J. Begley, Bachelor of Business Administration; Amanda M. Broadwater, Bachelor of Science; Audra J. Fritz, Master of Arts; Jamie L. Hackney, Bachelor of Science; Emily L. McCarty, Bachelor of Science; Joseph S. Riner, Bachelor of Science; Glade Spring: Casey L. Mullins, Bachelor of Science; Michael J. Sheffield, Master of Arts; Grundy: Jordan R. Fleenor, Bachelor of Science; Hillsville: Abigail K. Burnette, Bachelor of Science; Hiltons: Brian A. Shaffer, Bachelor of Science; Honaker: Chance A. Dye, Bachelor of Science; Jonesville: Vickie S. Brown, Doctor of Education; Mary C. Molony, Bachelor of Fine Arts; Winston J. Terry, Doctor of Physical Therapy; Lebanon: Lara L. Rexrode, Bachelor of Science; Lynchburg: Tiffany J. Spencer, Bachelor of Science; Meadowview: Teresa T. Emerson, M.S. in Nursing; Cory M. Owens, Bachelor of Science; Matthew A. Smith, Bachelor of Science; Teresa E. Taylor, Master of Business Administration; Mechanicsville: Brian K. Shrader, Bachelor of Science; Nickelsville: Megan R. Sanders, Master of Arts; Norfolk: Paromita Bhattacharya, Master of Science; Pound: Tammy A. Branham, M.S. in Nursing; Julie K. Shortt, Master of Arts; Pounding Mill: Kyle B. Dye, Bachelor of Arts; Richlands: Madison McCall, Bachelor of Science; Swords Creek: Matthew L. Hayes, Bachelor of Science; Troutville: Mitchell L. Fochtman, Bachelor of Science; Wise: Aaron B. Lee, Bachelor of Science; Wytheville: Debra W. Wolford, Doctor of Education
VERMONT: Bradford: Winn A. Ketchum, Master of Science
WEST VIRGINIA: Shepherdstown: Paula F. Gordon, Doctor of Physical Therapy
AUSTRIA: Nina Muehl, Bachelor of Business Administration
CHINA: Dongying Yuanjing Qiu, Bachelor of Business Administration
FRANCE: Charles Bottoni, Bachelor of Business Administration
JAMAICA: Yordin A. Robinson, Bachelor of Business Administration


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Video: Weekly News from the Vuelta, MTB worlds, and more
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We were on the San Xavier Indian Reservation, in a small shop with a snack bar. My wife and I were the only Yellow Hairs in the place.
"You need a haircut," my wife announced.
I shook my head.
"You really do," she continued.
"An Indian Reservation is no place to discuss haircuts," I told her.
"I bet you could get a good one here," she persisted. " Who made you thing you couldn;t?"
"General Custer, for one."
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Civil rights org gives MSU 'green light' rating
Mississippi State is joining just 16 other universities nationwide as holder of a green light rating from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
The national civil rights organization's highest award recognizes free speech protection and a commitment to giving students the best possible education and learning environment.
"The entire Mississippi State community should feel extremely proud today," said Greg Lukianoff, FIRE president. "The university's exemplary commitment to free speech now rings out as loudly and clearly as its famous cowbells."
Based in Philadelphia, Pa., FIRE is a nonprofit educational organization of civil rights and civil liberties leaders, scholars, journalists, and public intellectuals from across the political and ideological spectrum. Protections of individual rights, freedom of expression, academic freedom, due process, and rights of conscience at the nation's colleges and universities are its primary mission.
"This rating brings recognition to something the university has been committed to for the past decade," said Thomas Bourgeois, MSU dean of students. "As an institution of higher learning, it is our job to provide an environment in which the university community can engage in an exchange of ideas grounded with all the protections provided to it by the First Amendment."
Bourgeois said MSU worked with FIRE to address its speech codes and no longer maintains any policies restricting student speech protected by the First Amendment.
"We are committed and look forward to providing an atmosphere where our university community can engage in conversations that further the search for educational enlightenment and allow for discussions about all the differences inherent in this global marketplace of ideas," he added.
"Over the past few years, we have been happy to see increasing numbers of schools eliminate their speech codes, but much work remains to be done," said Samantha Harris, FIRE's director of speech code research. "We are thrilled to have MSU join the green light ranks and hope that more universities will follow suit this year."
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Although this remote control helicopter may look like the latest kid's toy, it's actually the PD-100 Black Hornet, a surveillance helicopter designed for government agencies, either military or civilian.
The nanocopter carries a spy video camera, weighs less then an ounce and has a top speed of 20 miles per hour.
The Black Hornet is a design of Prox Dynamics and although pricing for this r/c helicopter has not been announced, we do know that it will come in packs of three and will also include a charger and remote control unit.
It's to bad this gadget will only be sold to government agencies, I can see many flying enthusiasts clamoring to buy this small helicopter if a civilian version came on the market.


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Martini Rox: Hip Hop & Comic ConWritten by Martini Rox | | firstname.lastname@example.com
As a Hip-Hop and comic book lover, in my world the two have always gone hand in hand. The artistic role the comic culture contributes can be seen on album covers or as projected graphics during concerts where you can find artists portrayed as superheroes. Hip-Hop's love for comic books is evident, giving it a worldwide cool fueled by successful movie franchises.
Hip-Hop artists over the years have adapted themes, names and personas based on comic book characters such as rapper David Banner, DJ Green Lantern, Female rapper Jean Grae, and the J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League to name a few. While in New York, I attended New York City's Comic Con (Oct. 11-14) wondering how well the highly publicized commercial event would incorporate the musical culture that celebrates and validates it the most. The bravado, alter egos, and sociopolitical stress, expressed in the music identifies with superheroes storylines and concepts. Hip-Hop has many styles and subject matters, but my favorite has always been battle rap and freestyles where talk about skill and prowess dominate the lyricists' subject matter in superhero-like proportions.
I walked into Comic Con at the Jacob Javits Convention Center on 11th Avenue and was in constant awe of seeing people dressed as some of my favorite characters. Beyond video game displays and clothing vendors, I found Hip-Hop.
My first encounter was with the comic book series built around the birthplace of Hip-Hop, Bronx Heroes. The author Ray Felix and artist Trevor Von Eeden were signing autographs while chatting with me about the cultural influence Hip-Hop has had on the book. Born to a Columbian mother and Puerto Rican father, diversity in the series was a main focus for Felix.
"The whole concept is to basically not just have characters that look like us and represent us, but also to open up our eyes about the history of positive things that have happened with people of color and broadcast it to them too, because everybody believes that nothing good comes out of the Bronx and that's just not true," Felix said.
Felix was also a part of a panel discussion on comic books and education. For more information, visit www.bxhcc.com
Current events and political themes (fictional or real) have always made great story lines especially when dealing with culturally diverse characters. Naseed Gifted turned his love for epic anime stories into his new book 'P.B. Soldier' a futuristic graphic novel that takes place in Renaissance City in the year 2020. The Establishment (a government alliance) has launched a worldwide campaign against terror. Each individual is considered a terrorist and is assigned a Terror Threat Level that is determined by race and social class. The protagonist P.B. Soldier is a trained assassin and the storyline follows him as he tries to take down his employer Mr. Ahmen, the head of "The Program." The character is loosely based off of Malcolm X and other sited influences for the book include "V for Vendetta," "Blade Runner" and "Little Brother." For more information visit www.pbsoldier.com.
That Saturday, a panel discussion aptly titled, "Hip Hop and Comics: Cultures Combining," featured panelists included Hip-Hop legends Darryl DMC McDaniels, Pete Rock and Jean Grae. In areas throughout the Convention Center, DJs were spinning old school and golden era Hip-Hop. Gamers would have gone wild over Ubisoft's (the creators of the bestselling 'Just Dance' series), "The Hip Hop Dance Experience" and their entertaining setup that encouraged the participation of the masses that gathered. This game is sure to make my Hip-Hop lovers gift guide this Christmas. My vacation turned assignment was the perfect combination of two of my favorite things, Heroes and Hip Hop.
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AskMen.com: KATHY GRIFFIN...DOIN' IT JUST FOR A LAUGH
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Not too many actors have such an eclectic rsum as does Kathy Griffin; then again, there aren't too many women like her to begin with. Between appearances on ER, Seinfeld, Ellen and Mad About You, Kathy managed to secure a four-year stint on the popular sitcom Suddenly Susan. While she has been stockpiling the TV credits, she has been anything but idle.
For two years in a row, she co-hosted the Billboard Music Awards, which, in itself, led to an appearance in Eminem's "The Real Slim Shady" video (all thanks to Snoop Dogg's putting in a good word for her).
Over the years, Kathy has lent her voice to numerous animated series; The Simpsons being one of many. She has also written articles for magazines such as Glamour and George.
We caught up with Kathy as she was on her way to Montreal, Canada for the annual Just For Laughs festival...
Q: You will be in Montreal for this year's Just For Laughs festival. What will your show be about?
Well, it is my stand-up act, it's called "Telling Tales Out of School." It is my scandalous, fearless, tell-all, story oriented, telling it like it is act...
Q: Will this be your first time in Montreal?
No, I love Montreal... I think I love Montreal more than Montreal loves me... I love the food there. Food is my thing, I do not smoke or drink, so food is my vice.
Q: You don't like to give out your phone number, do you?
Bad experiences... I gave out my phone number to someone at People magazine, and every time they wanted to do a scandalous piece on Brooke Shields, they would call me...
Q: Your career is quite eclectic. You started with improv; was that something you wanted to do, or did you see it as a way to get into acting?
I grew up in Chicago and was a huge fan of The Second City, so when I moved to L.A., I was looking for anything that resembled that... then I started The Groundlings, so I went to a show and it was very much like Second City. I was so impressed that that same night I went backstage and I went up to the funniest person there. I told him I wanted to do that... I was bold and fresh... and the man I approached was Phil Hartman -- he was so sweet. I did that first and then moved to stand-up comedy.
Quick fact Before she hit the big-time, Kathy worked as a waitress, busperson, hostess, and even tried her hand at selling baby furniture.
Q: You broke through on Suddenly Susan but also had parts in Ellen, ER and other popular TV shows. Tell us about some of those experiences.
Ellen was a blast. When I was there, she threw out the entire script... she said that the script would not work, so they rewrote it and the next day it was all different.
Q: You also did ER...
I was the wacky character... I was dating Quentin Tarantino at the time; he was a pretty freaky guy...
Q: I would hate to see your children, forget Conan... just the imagery freaks me out...
Anyway, I was doing a character with George Clooney... I found Anthony Edwards to be an asshole. I thought he was crazy and malcontent... you would think his life was perfect...
Q: If you had to act alongside George Clooney, you would be ticked off too... oh wait, you acted alongside Brooke Shields... it all makes sense now! How did you get involved with Brooke Shields?
It was the usual, boring story. I did a tryout and got in...
What about the wild night she had with Brooke?
Q: And to think, we thought it was the result of a wild night of sex...
That was after the pilot...
Q: You have written for some girly magazines -- do you like to write?
I hate it, it is tedious... when I write for my act, it is very improvisational, I write bullet points, I cannot sit in front of a computer; that is not my style.
Q: You have been on the Late Show and done a bunch of talk shows... you have also co-hosted on Jimmy Kimmel Live; what was that like?
One night I was doing a show, and Corey Feldman was a guest. Jimmy says, "Corey is here, you know, he is mad at you. Apparently you said something bad about him in your act..." He came out and confronted me... Anyway, that is like Jimmy, he won't tell you what is about to go on.
Q: He is the best man on late night, no doubt. You were also on Seinfeld -- was heckling something you went through?
That wasn't about heckling. The first time I was on, I thought Jerry was a jerk... I asked him to sign something for a friend... he would not do it, then he did it... My act is based on my life... I did an HBO special... eventually Suddenly Susan was on after Seinfeld. I was worried, so I asked Larry David whether he would watch the HBO special. Larry said no way... Anyway, eventually I got a letter from Seinfeld joking about how he was offended by my act. I did not respond or anything, but then I got a call 'cause Larry David had written me in a show where all I did was make fun of Seinfeld... so when I went in to do that show, it was pretty funny... That time, he was really sweet...
Q: Any shows on the horizon?
I am working on something, but the process is slow. We have something in the pipeline, but we have to finish the pilot, test it, etc.
Q: Congrats. Do you think that who you are will play against you or for you?
(laughs) I think that people that get to know me all of a sudden like me more... like if you think that I hang out with Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, think again.
Quick fact At age 18, Kathy's family decided to move to Los Angeles. It was then that Kathy joined the improvisational group, The Groundlings, and kept on working until she was discovered.
Q: You were in Eminem's video -- how did you get there?
One word: Snoop. We were on a show together and he eventually put in a good word to Dr. Dre. I asked Dre how I got the gig and he said that Snoop said I was really funny... I turned around to Dre and said, "Cool, tell Snoop I say 'hi'."
Q: What's Eminem like?
Well, he is one of those wiggers, so when black guys walk in the room, you do not know what he will do... I thought he was very clever, a hard worker... he is a moneymaking machine.
Q: Apart from doing Brooke Shields, if you were a man for a day, what would you do?
If I was man for a day, I could rule the world -- I know it.
Q: You can rule the world?
Oh come on, I make two-thirds of what you make.
Q: You should be happy with making even that... we let you out of the house, gave you the right to vote and now you complain?
I am a woman after all (laughs).
Q: Thanks for your time Kathy, and we wish you the best of luck with your professional life and personal life with Brooke Shields...
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Vidal Sassoon— arguably the world's first celebrity snipper, whose name became synonymous with cutting-edge cuts and, later, slapped on shampoo bottles, a staple of a suburban woman's grooming regimen — died Wednesday of natural causes at his home in Los Angeles. He was 84.
In the 1960s, the London-born Sassoon was a beauty pioneer akin to fashion rebels like Mary Quant, releasing women from stiff, high-maintenance looks and putting them in sleek, wash-and-go wedges, bobs and other less-is-more crops, most famously Mia Farrow's Rosemary's Baby pixie, which earned him $5,000.
Back then, "we were creating something that was socially necessary," Sassoon told the Los Angeles Times in 1993. "Women were going back to work, they were assuming their own power. They didn't have time to sit under the dryer anymore."
"Vidal Sassoon totally changed the world of hair and beauty. He was a complete maestro," says one of the heirs to Sassoon's celebrity stylist title, Oscar Blandi. "When I was in school learning the trade, I always took from his work to improve my own methods of styling. He was truly the most revolutionary person ever to enter into the industry. He paved the way for the celebrity stylists of today. … He had no fear. Vidal is the one who made me fall in love with my business because he showed the true art of styling."
Indeed, Sassoon succeeded in sudsing together craft and commerce. In the '80s, he stepped out from behind the chair and, looking matinee-idol suave, uttered a jingle for his products that became almost as iconic as his styles themselves: "If you don't look good, we don't look good."
It was a glossy departure from his hardscrabble childhood — he spent several years in an orphanage — and his stint as an Israeli soldier at age 20. Both experiences were chronicled in the 2010 documentary Vidal Sassoon: The Movie, as was another knotty subject: his brand's dilution.
In 2003 Sassoon sued Proctor & Gamble, alleging the company had abandoned his products after 20 years of ownership in favor of other labels, such as Pantene. At the time, Sassoon lamented to USA TODAY: "We were a thriving brand with a philosophy." The lawsuit was settled the following year.
In that same interview, Sassoon reflected on the cultural upheaval that swirled as he grabbed his first pair of professional scissors (it was his mother who encouraged his vocation). Sure, The Beatles were changing the world, but "you can't wear music," he said. "But you can wear your hair different."
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Here's how RW members rated this race in the past (156 votes).
In full: Excellent organisation: plenty of close free parking, lots of marshalls, efficient handouts at finish. Course: boring, flat but a couple of testing inclines near the end which can scupper your PB chance. Value: good at £11 includes water half way and at finish, bath towel and flowers for ladies. Beginner-friendliness: well, i wouldnt like to do it as my first race, a pretty high standard of club runners racing, depends how intimidated you are.Date of review: August 21, 2012
In short: as good as everIn full: Love this race although its never easy for me. Very sticky temps yesterday.Love the towel and flowers at the end See you next year !!Date of review: August 20, 2012
In short: Really enjoyed this raceIn full: Quick course but the 3 minor inclines at the end may upset any PB chance. Loved the towel at the end, very useful. First time I've ever seen flowers for the ladies, nice touch. Great organisation and marshalling. Can see why this run rates highly. Will be back.Date of review: August 19, 2012
In short: Great well supported 10k, fairly flat with a few minor inclines. Prize of a towel was very useful at the finish when it started raining!Date of review: August 19, 2012
In full: Not as quick as cliamed in my opinion. Lots of roundabouts and a few short inclines that cause you to slow down enough to make a PB attempt difficult. The marshalls were excellent and very supportive. The race was organised well as ever by Spectrum Striders.Date of review: August 25, 2011
In short: Being on the motorway has never been so rewarding.Date of review: August 22, 2011
In short: very good race - bit warm today - but Organisers can't control that - he he !In full: found it hard - but that's just me - will do it againDate of review: August 21, 2011
In short: Nice and warm!Date of review: August 21, 2011
In short: Well worth the tripIn full: Great race great marshalls throughout the course very friendly and supportive. Towel makes a welcome changeDate of review: August 21, 2011
In short: Medal would be more useful especially for kids and ladiesDate of review: October 28, 2010
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Editorial: Generous raises to ag employees were out of line
It was a nice gesture that longtime West Virginia Agriculture Commissioner Gus Douglass handed out pay raises to dozens of his employees before he leaves office in January -- at least from the employees' perspectives.
The unfortunate part is that Douglass, who is retiring after 11 terms in the office, was using taxpayers' money for what appear to be parting gifts to those employees.
Altogether, 71 Department of Agriculture employees received raises totaling $206,349, according to a recent report in The Charleston Gazette. That's an average of slightly more than $2,900 for each, although some received much more than that and some got considerably less. For example, 13 administrators and top officials got annual raises of $5,000 or more.
In many cases, these were not miniscule raises percentage-wise either. At least 10 employees got increases amounting to more than 10 percent, with one approaching a 25 percent raise.
The size of many of these raises, most of which became effective in mid-August, suggests that sound fiscal discipline was not a consideration -- something taxpayers should expect from their elected officials.
The move also flies in the face of stated concerns by the state's top officials that West Virginia's government faces some trying budget challenges in the years ahead. Being more responsible with the public's money should be a top priority for all state officials, no matter whether they are retiring or not.
Moves like this only increase the public's resentment of government, particularly when workers in the public sector rarely see such sizable increases in their pay.
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rockers who tattoo: am conspiracy's jason "gong" jones talks about sinking the ink
Headbangers best know Jason "Gong" Jones as the former singer of Drowning Pool and the current frontman of AM Conspiracy, the Florida-based hard-rock outfit that recently dropped its self-titled full-length debut (Burnhill Union). What fans might not know is that the mohawked vocalist is also a skilled tattoo artist. And in celebration of Revolver's new tattoo issue, we thought we'd talk to Jones about his visual art.
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Just last night, McFly attended the 2013 Attitude Magazine Awards.
They presented an award, and it sure seems that they had a lot of fun.
My dates for the evening at the Attitude Awards – @mcflyharry @louiespence pic.twitter.com/tN059z4gbB
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Wedge Welly
Bringing style to the forefront of functionality, Wedge Wellies are perfect for when you want to look great but still remain protected from the elements!
The idea for Wedge Welly came from Mike and Sarah Longtham, who made plans to go to a festival – providing Sarah could find a suitable heel. After scouring what felt like all of the shops and the entire internet, they couldn't find anything – and that's when they discovered the niche market for a stylish wellington boot!
As a product on Dragons Den, the Wedge Welly was ridiculed at first – and now everybody wants to get their hands on a pair! With celebrities such as Darcey Bussell and Dannii Minogue wearing Wedge Wellies, what more convincing do you need? Have a look at our Wedge Welly selection at IL2L today.


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Sad news, no free beer
The TABC has put the kibosh on Freetail Brewing's free beer giveaway. The good news is that they will continue to donate one dollar to BatCon.org for every person in the pub when the Spurs win a game and no bat is harmed during the commission of said game. More details over at our sister […] [Read More]
More events and a Freetail update
I got wind of another couple of events coming this weekend for beer lovers. Travis Poling, author of Beer Across Texas, wrote to let us know that he's also going to be doing a book signing at Blue Star Brewing during First Friday this week. That's in addition to the signing event I mentioned earlier […] [Read More]


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Dozens of friends and neighbors joined together Wednesday night to mourn the loss of Brazos County Constable Brian Bachmann.
Bachmann was one three people killed in a shooting in College Station on Monday.
It was a solemn scene in his neighborhood as people joined hands to pray and to support those grieving. About 50 people were in attendance.
Officers have been parked outside his home since the shooting in support of the family.
Bachmann leaves behind a wife and three children.
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If there is a second dot com boom brewing in Los Angeles, then this time the target could be remaking American industries that are in need of serious help. Or helping us mature in the way we use the Web.
The fellows at accelerator MuckerLab have been around the Internet block. Will Hsu and Erik Rannala met at eBay. For their entire careers since college they have been Internetheads — navigating entrepreneurship and the ups and downs of the first dot com boom in the Bay Area.
They saw new opportunity in Los Angeles, launched MuckerLab in October 2011, and admitted their first class of nine start-ups in January 2012.
Rannala said, "What we're looking for is companies that are disrupting existing markets, and going after very large markets — preferably ones that are facing transition or being poorly served right now."
Case in point: Surf Air.
They lease planes.
In revamping the way people can choose how to fly, they offer a monthly subscription service to rent private jets. Since 9/11 the airline industry has hobbled along, and most of us have felt trapped with no alternatives.
CEO Wade Eyerly said, "Right now, if you can't afford a Marquis Jet, you have no real option but to fly commercial. And let's face it, first class isn't what it once was. Now first class just means 'it won't be as bad as coach.' We are going to introduce a whole new group of people to the virtues of flying private — people who, until now, couldn't afford it."
What will consumers avoid?
"Time lost at the airport (including taking your shoes off), lost luggage, comparison shopping, variable pricing, indirect routes, middle seats, long flights, infrequent flights — why wait to get 200 people to go from city A to city B, when you could just use a smaller aircraft and fly with just 8 or 10. I could go on," he said.
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Here you will find a quick synopsis of all news from Microsoft's Cloud Platform organization as it is released with links to additional information.
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This morning, Microsoft Corporate Vice President, Ted Kummert, will take the stage at the Professional Association of SQL Server (PASS) Summit 2012 in Seattle to announce new capabilities for Microsoft's data platform that will help businesses accelerate their time to insights with any type of data.
Today, Microsoft announced a new set of Windows Azure capabilities for Big Compute, a term that applies to applications that require large amounts of compute power. Examples of Big Compute applications include modeling complex engineering problems, understanding financial risk, researching disease, simulating weather, transcoding media, or analyzing large data sets.
VMware (Finally) Admits that its Costs are Higher than Microsoft's
A blog post by Microsoft general manager Amy Barzdukas discusses how the VMware cost per application calculator reveals what our customers and partners have been telling us all along – VMware vSphere 5.1 costs more than Windows Server 2012 and System Center 2012 combined.