COLLEGE NEWS: April 13

Published: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 11:00 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, April 12, 2014 at 11:31 p.m.

Stillman College has been selected to participate in NNEDLearn 2014, a professional development opportunity offered by the National Network to Eliminate Disparities in Behavioral Health.

Stillman participants are Charlotte Carter, vice president for enrollment management and retention; Jacqueline W. Currie (team leader), director student development center; Artha P. James, coordinator, Stillman management institute; Joseph Scrivner, assistant professor of religion and director of the Center on Religion and Society; and James Taggart, chief of Stillman College Police.

Stillman recognized 237 students for their academic achievements during its annual Honors Convocation on April 3 in Birthright Alumni Hall.

The highest-ranking member of the senior class and student body with a 4.0 cumulative GPA: Asia S. Hart, a biology major from Dothan.

The highest-ranking member of the junior class with a 4.0 cumulative GPA: Tamba Mondeh, a history major from Tuscaloosa.

The highest-ranking member of the sophomore class with a 4.0 cumulative GPA: Franchesca J. Jefferson, a biology major from Corona, Calif.

The highest ranking members of the freshman class (all with 4.0 GPAs): Kaylee D. Alexander, a biology major from West Blocton; Eric C. Berry II, a biology major from Memphis, Tenn.; La-Kisha K. Emmanuel, a history major from Prattville; Melissa L. Garcia, a biology major from Woodstock; Troy K. Gibson, a business administration major from Memphis, Tenn.; Dylan K. Horton, a history major from Northport; Donald R. Jackson, a general studies major from Temecula, Calif.; Yalanda T. Lawson, a biology major from Birmingham; Brandy R. Prewitt, an elementary education major from Tuscaloosa; and Chillus W. Sutherland, a business administration major from Clarksville, Tenn.

The following students, who maintained a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.9-4.0, were recognized as Presidential Scholars: Kaylee Alexander, Eric Berry II, Lawrence Brown, Michael Cromartie, La-Kisha Emmanuel, Melissa Garcia, Troy Gibson, Asia Hart, Dylan Horton, Ashley Irby, Donald Jackson, Franchesca Jefferson, Yalanda Lawson, Rosana Medeiros, Tamba Mondeh, Brandy Prewitt, Joshua Straughan, Chillus Sutherland, Karlson Udebuani and Aleksandar Zobec.

The following students, who maintained a cumulative grade point average of 3.4-3.89, were recognized for making the Dean's List: Samuel Acton, Briana Anderson, Zoya Anderson, Nicholas Baldelli-Boggs, Jessica Barkley, Christian Battiste, Tiarra Blackmon, Shanterica Blake, Kaylan Bridges, Olivia Burks, Kyndal Byrd, Chanterryka Calhoun, Cullen Carson, Jade Chapman, Julisa Clark, Charles Corbitt III, Shambria Davis, Shaquitta Dent, Lonnie Edwards, Jazmin Evans, Frederick Everette Jr., Jelfrey Farias Quijano, Marcus Felton, Litia Godinet, Norman Graham, Vincent Hembrick, Iley Hinton, Ladarius Holt, Kendra Houston, Debrione Jackson, Tianna Jenkins, Brian Johnson, Natasha Jones, Veronika Kalugina, Doreen Jemutai Kalya, Kristina Kelly, Charvla King, Mathew Kipkemboi Komen, Su Magby, Willie Magby, Jasmine McElwee-Malone, Paula McCulloch-Harris, Brionna McMeans, Roshad Demetrie Meeks, Andrew Nunn, Rachel Parker, Lindsey Payne, Kenneth Perkey, Jeraun Pogue, Jose Pojasi, Trenton Posey, Joseph Pough, Brandon Prewitt, Yonwaba Pupuma, Joclyn Rose Ramos, Kendra Ramos, Christopher Ruffin Jr., Karen Salanguit, Ashley Savage, Paul Simmons, Bryan Simpson, Rachel Skelton, Taylor Street, Brittani Sutton, Marcus Swanson, James Swindal, Terrence Thurman, Dakota Todd, Nair Tolomeo, David Torres, Porchia Wallace, Chelsea Ward, Earnicia Washington, Jamesha Watkins, Jazmyne Williams, John Williams, Memory Williams, Jalen Williams-Luke, Shamika Woods and Alexander Wright.

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COLLEGE NEWS: April 13