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University Holds Bioenergy Informational Program May 22

Archived on 16 May 2012.

NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) –The Tennessee State University Extension will host an informational program on Biodiesel Feedstock and Production, Tuesday, May 22 at the Franklin County Extension Office from 6 until 7 p.m. The extension is located at 406 Joyce Lane, Winchester, Tenn.

TSU Extension Specialist Dr. Jason de Koff will cover topics including the bioenergy benefits of canola, sunflower and on-farm biodiesel production. The program is free and open to the public.

“Learning about potential bioenergy crops is the first step in participating in the bioenergy industry and identifying ways to add diversity to a farmer’s business,” de Koff said. “Every producer has the chance to be more self-sufficient through bioenergy and it is our goal here at TSU Extension to make sure they have the information they need to do so.”

For more information about the Bioenergy program contact Jason de Koff at 615.963.4929 or by email at jdekoff@tnstate.edu or John Ferrell at 931.967.2741 or jferrell@tnstate.edu.

 

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Rick DelaHaya: 615.963.5312

Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, Tennessee 37209
615.963.5331


About Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is Nashville’s only public university and is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational, land-grant university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. Founded in 1912 after its organization in 1909 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, TSU became the four-year teachers’ college in 1922, and elevated to full land-grant university status in 1958. TSU absorbed the University of Tennessee at Nashville in 1979. Tennessee State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 2012 Tennessee State University will celebrate 100 years in Nashville. Visit the University online at tnstate.edu.

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Go Green Nashville Moves North

Archived on 15 May 2012.

Campaign kicks off May 19 at Hadley Park

 

 NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) – As energy costs rise and more people realize that improved efficiency is valuable, many see retrofits to older homes making dollars and sense. An energy audit can educate the homeowner on the products available today to increase the home’s comfort and efficiency.

But many times the cost of audits and renovations can be out of reach to many low and moderate-income households. That will soon change when Go Green Nashville expands to North Nashville with a community-wide kick-off event Saturday, May 19 at Hadley Park from noon until 2 p.m. 

Created in 2009, Go Green Nashville was conceived with the goal of retrofitting older residences in the city’s District 18 to reduce energy usage by 5 percent. With the help of a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development grant awarded to Tennessee State University and the work of TSU’s partnering agencies, many homeowners in North Nashville will have the opportunity to receive energy evaluations and energy improvement renovations.

The Go Green North Nashville initiative, with support from Mayor Karl Dean’s 
Office of Environment and Sustainability, is designed to help homeowners protect the value 
of their home and offer clear, tangible energy savings on their utility bills. 
North Nashville desires to be a front-runner in Nashville’s sustainable community movement and toward the goal of making Nashville the “greenest city in the Southeast.”

“Go Green North Nashville is more than just about conserving energy — it’s about allowing homeowners to save significantly on their utility bills so that they can invest in their families and their communities,” Mayor Dean said. “Increasing our home energy efficiency on a neighborhood scale will go a long way toward reducing the city’s greenhouse gas emissions and improving our air quality. Additionally, Go Green North Nashville embodies the spirit of community collaboration, evidenced by the diversity of partners who have come together around this initiative, including local government, a major university, leading non-profit organizations, key utilities and the private sector.”

Embarking upon 100 years as a major staple of the North Nashville community, TSU continues to discover ways to serve the residents with their current needs of sustainability. Ginger Hausser, assistant director for TSU’s Center for Service Learning and Civic Engagement and principal investigator of the HUD grant, believes this program will support long-term homeowners who are committed to staying in the target area.

“This fits in perfectly with the mission of the Go Green Nashville initiative,” said Hausser. “We are reaching out to our neighbors in the community to educate the homeowner, and show them the economic benefits of having the evaluation.”

TSU has also partnered with several organizations throughout the city and will serve in a collective community effort to accomplish the goals of the program. Organizations partnering together include Hands On Nashville, Nashville Electric Service, Tennessee Valley Authority, Vanderbilt University, and Village Real Estate.

Received in 2011, the University is using the HUD grant funding to help launch the Go Green North Nashville campaign and will provide energy evaluations to 50 homes and energy renovations of 30 low and moderate-income households in the North Nashville community.  NES and the TVA have agreed to match TSU’s energy evaluations with an additional 50 evaluations. Using private donations, Hands on Nashville will provide energy renovations to 70 homes through their Home Energy Savings Program. Combined, these agencies are performing 100 energy evaluations and 100 renovations in North Nashville over the next three years.

Many home residents are already seeing the benefits of the energy evaluations and renovations since the Go Green Nashville program began. Rob and Jenni Blackford from Nashville’s District 18 had known for years that the attic in their small bungalow was a “wiffle ball of energy conservation,” but they lacked the proper motivation or resources to devote to the matter.

With the advice they received from the energy consultant, they were able to identify areas of improvement, such as re-insulating the space.

“Thanks to the Go Green program, the top floor of our home is now cool in the summer and warm in the winter for the first time,” they said. “Best of all, our HVAC isn’t running 24 hours-a-day to keep up with the previous energy loss, and our energy bills are much lower.”

Hands On Nashville is a vital partner in the Go Green North Nashville movement. Each year through its Home Energy Savings Program, 50 North and East Nashville homes owned and occupied by low-income homeowners receive energy evaluations, and HON volunteers install upgrades that increase the homes’ energy efficiency, comfort and safety.  TSU will advance HON’s work in North Nashville, providing 70 qualified and energy-evaluated homes in which HON volunteers will make upgrades.  Plus, through HON’s volunteer network, its Home Energy Savings program is extended to aid 294 qualifying homes that were damaged by May 2010 flood.  Many are located in North Nashville.

“We are excited about the launching of Go Green North Nashville and the impact it will have on the residents of North Nashville,” said Brian Williams, President and CEO. “Through this partnership, HON volunteers will provide energy efficiency upgrades in homes identified by TSU, which provides cost-saving benefits to homeowners.  To date, we’ve made improvements in 30 North Nashville homes, providing the homeowners’ with an average cost savings of $780 each year.”

What began in 2009 as an effort to create success in one neighborhood at a time and change other neighborhoods through the Nashville Metro Council area has done just that with the addition of Go Green North Nashville.  Since the beginning of the campaign, there have been more than 350 sign ups for in-home energy evaluations and the program has expanded from District 18 to include districts 6, 7, 17, 19, 24, 25, 34 and now North Nashville.

“This is just proof that this program can make real, tangible impacts on the lives of everyday citizens in our area,” said Mark
Deutschmann, CEO of Village Real Estate and chair of the Urban Land Institute Nashville Sustainability Committee. “With the addition of North Nashville to this initiative and through the partnerships we have on board, we hope the program continues to expand. We all have a stake in creating a sustainable community and helping all our neighbors.”

For more information, visit the Go Green Nashville website at www.gogreen-nashville.com or call Nekya Young at 615.963.1247.

 

MEDIA ADVISORY:

 

WHO:       Go Green North Nashville
WHAT:     Launch Event
WHEN:     Saturday, May 19
Noon until 2 p.m.
WHERE:  Hadley Park Amphitheater
2901 John A Merritt Blvd

Mayor Karl Dean will be the featured guest speaker.  The program will include refreshments and live music. Guests at the event will have the opportunity to see firsthand what the energy evaluations entail by taking part in a tour of a home in Hadley Park. North Nashville residents will be given the opportunity to apply for a chance at having their home retrofitted.

 

Department of Media Relations
Rick DelaHaya: 615.963.5312

Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, Tennessee 37209
615.963.5331


About Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is Nashville’s only public university and is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational, land-grant university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. Founded in 1912 after its organization in 1909 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, TSU became the four-year teachers’ college in 1922, and elevated to full land-grant university status in 1958. TSU absorbed the University of Tennessee at Nashville in 1979. Tennessee State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 2012 Tennessee State University will celebrate 100 years in Nashville. Visit the University online at tnstate.edu.

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TSU Coaching Legend Selected for Olympic Hall of Fame

Archived on 14 May 2012.

Coach Ed Temple joins Class of 2012 for induction July 12

 

NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) – When the United States Olympic Committee announced the Class of 2012 to be inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame recently, it was no surprise that a coaching legend from Tennessee State University was included as a member of the prestigious group.

Coach Ed Temple will join six Olympians, one Paralympian, one team, as well as a veteran and a special contributor when they are formally introduced and honored July 12 during an awards ceremony at the Harris Theater in Chicago.

Along with Coach Temple, the list of inductees includes Gail Devers (track & field), Jean Driscoll (Paralympic track & field), Gary Hall Jr. (swimming), Lisa Fernandez (softball), Kristine Lilly (soccer), Dan O’Brien (track & field), Jenny Thompson (swimming), the 2004 U.S. Olympic Women’s Softball Team, James Connolly (veteran – track & field) and Ted Stevens (special contributor).

The Class of 2012 was determined by a voting process that includes Olympians, Paralympians, members of the Olympic Family and a public voting element. The U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame presented by Allstate is one of the only national sports halls of fame that includes fan voting as part of its selection process. This year more than 100,000 votes were cast at TeamUSA.org.

“Over the years, these men and women captured our hearts and inspired us as Americans to strive for greatness, paving the way for today’s Olympians and Paralympians who will soon compete in this summer’s London Games,” said Lisa Cochrane, senior vice president of marketing for Allstate. “Allstate is proud to support such a prestigious, lifetime achievement and extends its gratitude to the fans for their role in determining the very deserving U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Class of 2012.”

The Class of 2012 is the 15th class to be inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame presented by Allstate and will bring the total membership to 96 Olympians, five Paralympians, 10 teams, four coaches, 10 veterans, 16 contributors and two Olive Branch award inductees.

“The Class of 2012 inductees have provided fans of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams with countless inspiring moments, and it’s an honor to welcome them to the U.S Olympic Hall of Fame, where both their achievements and impact will be celebrated,” said Scott Blackmun, USOC chief executive officer. “Together with Allstate and fans of Team USA, we congratulate them on their accomplishments and thank them for their commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic Movements.”

A 1950 graduate of Tennessee State University, Coach Edward Stanley Temple served as head women’s track coach 
at Tennessee State University from 1953 to 1994 and became one of the greatest coaches in Olympic history. He helped establish the U.S. as a women’s sprinting powerhouse and served as head coach of two U.S. Olympic teams (1960 and 1964), during which time his athletes brought home 23 Olympic medals (13 gold, six silver and four bronze).

His teams also won 34 national team titles and 30 Pan-American Games medals. As the women’s coach, Coach Temple laid a foundation for growth in women’s athletics, a boom that continues to this day.

Temple’s 44-year coaching tenure at Tennessee State University saw him coach and mentor some of the greatest athletes in Olympic history, including Wyomia Tyus, Wilma Rudolph and Willie White. Rudolph was the first American woman of any race to win three track & field gold medals at a single Olympic Games, while Tyus was the first woman to successfully defend an Olympic 100-meter gold medal.

For Temple’s athletes, a gold medal was only the start. The impact Temple had on his young female athletes stretched far beyond the track. Among the 40 Olympians he coached (35 of whom represented the U.S.), 28 of them have master’s degrees and 14 of them have either an M.D. or Ph.D.

In addition to his 24 national titles, Temple has numerous other accolades, and is a member of the National Track & Field Hall of Fame, Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, Helms Hall of Fame, Tennessee State University Hall of Fame, Harrisburg Central Area Chapter Hall of Fame, Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame, Ohio Valley Conference Hall of Fame, Black Athletes Hall of Fame and Communiplex National Sports Hall of Fame.

“I am excited to hear that Coach Temple has been inducted into the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame,” said former TSU Tigerbelle and current Track & Field Director Chandra Cheeseborough-Guice. “He deserves it. We have put so many athletes into the Olympic games thanks to his hard work and dedication.”

The U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Class of 2012 will be formally introduced and honored on July 12 during an awards ceremony at the Harris Theater in Chicago. The ceremony, hosted by Jimmy Roberts and Alex Flanagan, will air in a nationally-televised broadcast on NBC Sports Network on August 24 at 7 p.m. Central Time.

 

Department of Media Relations
Rick DelaHaya: 615.963.5312

Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, Tennessee 37209
615.963.5331


About Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is Nashville’s only public university and is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational, land-grant university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. Founded in 1912 after its organization in 1909 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, TSU became the four-year teachers’ college in 1922, and elevated to full land-grant university status in 1958. TSU absorbed the University of Tennessee at Nashville in 1979. Tennessee State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 2012 Tennessee State University will celebrate 100 years in Nashville. Visit the University online at tnstate.edu.

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Conner Earns Pair of Awards from Kappa Alpha Psi

Archived on 11 May 2012.

NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) -Tennessee State University men’s basketball student-athlete Chris Conner was recently honored as the Brother and Scholar of the Year in the South Central region of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.

Conner, a native of Powell, Tenn., earned his bachelor’s in agricultural science last Saturday. The Maryland Eastern Shore transfer posted a 3.39 GPA during his undergraduate career.

Conner had one of the highest GPAs of Kappa Alpha Psi graduates in his province. He earned the Brother of the Year award for his community service and leadership.

This past year, Conner served as the Polemarch (President) of the TSU Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi. He served the community by participating in events with the Nashville Rescue Mission and Hands on Nashville. Conner was also active in helping raise money for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis.

“Chris is an outstanding young man on and off the basketball court,” said TSU head coach Travis Williams. “He exemplifies what it means to be a true student athlete by balancing academics and athletics. He has been a great role model for others here at Tennessee State.”

Athletically, Conner competed in 19 games for the Tigers, including TSU’s historic win over No. 7 Murray State. Conner will pursue his master’s degree and a career in athletic administration in the fall.

 

Department of Media Relations
Rick DelaHaya: 615.963.5312

Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, Tennessee 37209
615.963.5331


About Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is Nashville’s only public university and is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational, land-grant university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. Founded in 1912 after its organization in 1909 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, TSU became the four-year teachers’ college in 1922, and elevated to full land-grant university status in 1958. TSU absorbed the University of Tennessee at Nashville in 1979. Tennessee State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 2012 Tennessee State University will celebrate 100 years in Nashville. Visit the University online at tnstate.edu.

 

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TSU Horror Flick Expert Welcomes Release of “Dark Shadows” Film

Archived on 11 May 2012.

NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) – The made-for-movie version of the late 1960’s television mysteries, “Dark Shadows,” starring Johnny Depp, hits theaters this weekend. Fans of horror flicks from all walks of life are expected to be in the crowd for an entertainment laced with creepy, chilling, bloodcurdling moments.  Among them …for sure, will be TSU’s own Dr. Jeff Thompson.

“Definitely, I am going to see the movie; I won’t miss it for the world,” Thompson said.

An associate professor of English at TSU, Thompson is a recognized expert on all of the versions of “Dark Shadows,” from 1966 to the latest feature film directed by Tim Burton, which opens tonight in theaters across the nation. He has written two books about “Dark Shadows” and its creator, producer-director Dan Curtis, who is also known for such hair-raising flicks as “The Night Stalker,” “Trilogy of Terror” and “Burnt Offerings.”

Thompson, who saw an earlier viewing of the new movie, said the film is “far from perfect” and there are few elements he dislikes. “However, the movie’s art direction and sets are magnificent,” he said. “Even more exciting are cameo appearances by horror legend Christopher Lee and four other stars of the original series. Johnny Depp gives an excellent performance as the vampire Barnabas Collins, and Michelle Pfeiffer is equally strong as Elizabeth Collins Stoddard, the Collins matriarch who, in this version, quickly becomes a Barnabas’ confidant.”

The faint-at-heart may find Thompson peculiar, bizarre or weird. But the long-time TSU professor said he is anything but weird for taking fancy to the things that some people find chilling or just scary.

“This is a passion for me,” he said. “I have studied ‘Dark Shadows’ all my life. People consult me on this topic; I get materials from across the country to proofread and offer expert opinion on everything ‘Dark Shadows.’”

In addition to his two books, “The Television Horrors of Dan Curtis” and “House of Dan Curtis,” Thompson has written the introductions to seven books about the Gold Key “Dark Shadows” comic books for Hermes Press in Pennsylvania.

Locally, Thompson serves every year as one of the guest stars at the Nashville Comic and Horror Fest, a sci-fi convention held at the State Fairground. At home, he has a “huge” collection of “Dark Shadows” memorabilia, including books, posters, masks, autographs, music, games, scripts and comic books.

His interest, Thompson said, started when he was eight years old. “I was home sick from school one day. I turned on the television and changing channels, when by accident, I discovered this scene from ‘Dark Shadows.’ I saw a boy and a girl my age creeping into a basement. They came upon a casket, and all of a sudden, the casket opened and out came a vampire. This caught my attention as a teen who was into comic books. I have since found the mystery, romance and supernatural surrounding ‘Dark Shadows’ very fascinating.”

“Dark Shadows” aired every weekday on ABC-TV from June 1966 to April 1971. “I was among the many baby boomers who ran home from school to watch ‘Dark Shadows,’” Thompson said. At the peak of its popularity in 1969, “Dark Shadows” commanded nearly 20 million viewers every afternoon.

At TSU, Thompson said he uses a great deal of popular culture in his English classes. He shows his students great movies that include films of “Dark Shadows” creator Dan Curtis.

Thompson finds closure and contentment in the conclusion of the new film. At the end of the credits, he said, the film is dedicated to the memory of Dan Curtis, who Thompson referred to as his “hero.” The names of Curtis’ two daughters are also mentioned along with Jim Pierson, Thompson’s friend who wrote the foreword to “The Television Horrors of Dan Curtis,” and the preface to “House of Dan Curtis,” Thompson’s two books.

 

Department of Media Relations
Rick DelaHaya: 615.963.5312

Tennessee State University
3500 John A. Merritt Boulevard
Nashville, Tennessee 37209
615.963.5331


About Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University is Nashville’s only public university and is a comprehensive, urban, coeducational, land-grant university offering undergraduate, graduate and doctoral degrees. Founded in 1912 after its organization in 1909 as the Agricultural and Industrial State Normal School, TSU became the four-year teachers’ college in 1922, and elevated to full land-grant university status in 1958. TSU absorbed the University of Tennessee at Nashville in 1979. Tennessee State University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. In 2012 Tennessee State University will celebrate 100 years in Nashville. Visit the University online at tnstate.edu.

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TSU Awards nearly 1,100 Degrees at Spring Centennial Commencement

Archived on 08 May 2012.

NASHVILLE (TSU News Service) – Tennessee State University held its spring Centennial Commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 5 and awarded nearly 1,100 degrees.

Now in its 100th academic year, the University conferred associates, bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral degrees and graduate certificates to the Centennial Class of 2012 during two ceremonies held at the Gentry Center to a packed audience.

Jesse Russell, Chairman and CEO of incWORKS, and recognized as the father of digital cellular technology, delivered the commencement address.

Students graduating with honors included:

Cum Laude (GPA 3.25-3.49)

Ali Abdullahi
Anderson Kalimah-
Ausbrooks Carol
Bailey Megan
Bails George
Barbee Derek
Baxter Ashley
Bell Steven
Black Kristin
Burton Kayla
Cabler MaryAngelica’
Cantrell Angela
Carter Lekeisha
Carver Amy
Casada Emmaleigh
Childress Shaneka
Clay Miranda
Cochran Ellen
Conner Christopher
Cotton Reiann’a
Cumberland John
Degraphenreed Sherri
Delfs Brittany
Do Anhvu
Donald Dena
Elliott Whitney
Fellman Kayla
Finney Portia
Foy Mari-Ashli
Gipson Courtney
Gist Renetra
Glenn Byron
Graham Simone
Green Jermeca
Hampton Keana
Hardy Fontino
Harris Jasmon
Harris Kayla
Hesen Befreen
Holloway Stacy
Hopkins-Campbell Janet
Inman Jaime
Johnson Tonisha
Jones Danielle
Jordan Camela
Jordan Kristin
Knox Megan
Koto Charles
Leath Jazmine
Leavell Kierra
Lyle Julie
Malloy Lisa
Matthews Kassinda
Mayi Kajin
Mcclard Amanda
Milem Toarian
Muallem Ismail
Nelson Dwight
OBrien Lori
Omer Akhink
Owens Eyitemi
Park Brandi
Patrick Elizabeth
Patterson Ashleigh
Pennington Mario
Pierce Jamie
Powell Latoya
Quarles Antoinette
Rader Jacqueline
Reid Jacqueline
Richmond April
Robinson Pamela
Saleem Omar
Sandman Chelsey
Scott Tamika
Shamsuddin Mostafa
Shorter Shauntazia
Simmons Kiara
Spears Taylor
Spears Brittani
Stroh Jessica
Studd Shad
Thompson Laura
Tole Nichole
Vaughn Stephanie
Warren Laura
Werne Banks
Whiting Candace
Wilson Kimberly
Wilson Penny
Witherspoon Natasha
Witherspoon Mary
Yi Angeline
Zamora Laura

 

Magna Cum Laude (GPA 3.50 – 3.74)

Abdul Khabeer
Alsup Chelsie
Amos Amanda
Auberson Mikki
Brasher Michael
Breece Angela
Bryant Brittany
Buckley Phronda
Cain Laurance
Clark Jacqueline
Crenshaw Abby
DeVaney Timothy
Edwards Linda
Folad Zarmina
Fulton Brittany
Fuson Sara
Goodwin Amber
Habib Mohammed
Hajostad Nourani Roya
Harvell Jasmine
Henderson Brittany
Holloway Hannah
Jackson Barbara
Kilpatrick Caroline
Kimbrough Cierra
Kimes Maurice
Kimes Myron
Lilley Blake
Mallory Brittany
McKinnon Karin
Melgar Bryant
Metzger Bridget
Moore Christopher
Patterson Daniel
Patterson Chris
Patterson Chris
Pendilton Breanna
Richardson II Derick
Robinson Jasmine
Shaw Zakara
Siddon Sarita
Tabibi Shirin
Taylor Ashleigh
Thomas Tyronecia
Touzel Rita
Touzel Rita
Tyler Lauren
Wade Christena
Washington Lawrence
Welch Sheldon
Williams Timothy
Williams Khadijah
Woodward John

 

Summa Cum Laude (GPA 3.75 or higher)

Adams Helen
Alverson Thomas
Appiah Doris
Armstrong Crystal
Burke Susanne
Cannon Charles
Cowan Carrie
Esstman Mary
Evetts Brian
Graham Joshua
Hayman Erin
Howell Chelsea
Ibrahim Selva
Jameson Noel
Jensen Katrine
Johnson Daisy
Juniel Charla
Karas Fady
Klahn Misty
Lepselter Joshua
McGehee Jonathan
Milash Haielom
Muthu Endumathi
Pippin Elizabeth
Roberts Jonathan
Turnipseed-Henderson Victoria
Willis Richard
Wilson Shatira

 

Listed here are the graduates by college and degree:

  

Graduate Degree Candidates

 Doctor of Philosphy 

Lippard Clifford Public Administration
McNeal Mckenzie Computer and Info Systems Engr
Mgaya Richard Computer and Info Systems Engr
Tyus James Biological Science
Wolf Jillian Psychology

 

Doctor of Education

Adigun Jeremiah Administration and Supervision
Davis Rita Curriculum and Instruction
Dillard Heather Curriculum and Instruction
Ford Edmund Administration and Supervision
Ingle Ruby Curriculum and Instruction
Jones Keely Administration and Supervision
Rosemond Lanise Administration and Supervision
Walsh Janet Administration and Supervision
Webb Terry Administration and Supervision
Wendt Stephanie Administration and Supervision
Winningham Mark Administration and Supervision
Wright Tiffanie Administration and Supervision

 

Doctor of Physical Therapy

Bailey Ashley Doctor of Physical Therapy
Barnard Rachel Doctor of Physical Therapy
Bedwell Adam Doctor of Physical Therapy
Daughtry Ida Doctor of Physical Therapy
Dean Thomas Doctor of Physical Therapy
Elliott Daniel Doctor of Physical Therapy
Jones Jeremy Doctor of Physical Therapy
Jordan Kathryn Doctor of Physical Therapy
Kachelman Joseph Doctor of Physical Therapy
Laferriere Astin Doctor of Physical Therapy
Letson Bryan Doctor of Physical Therapy
McCurry Alex Doctor of Physical Therapy
Miller Zachary Doctor of Physical Therapy
Moore Candice Doctor of Physical Therapy
Morris Marjorie Doctor of Physical Therapy
Muldowney Kerry Doctor of Physical Therapy
Nickels Joseph Doctor of Physical Therapy
Norfleet Anna Doctor of Physical Therapy
Peterson Mitchell Doctor of Physical Therapy
Philippi Nathan Doctor of Physical Therapy
Player Dominique Doctor of Physical Therapy
Rhodes William Doctor of Physical Therapy
Sundstrom Ashley Doctor of Physical Therapy
Thompson Akeila Doctor of Physical Therapy
Trail Lauren Doctor of Physical Therapy
Turner Terah Doctor of Physical Therapy
Wheeler Jason Doctor of Physical Therapy
Winters Charity Doctor of Physical Therapy
Workman Tyler Doctor of Physical Therapy

 

Education Specialist

Adams LaTricea Administration and Supervision
Daniel Amanda School Psychology
Jones April Administration and Supervision
Jones-Coofer Lusheena School Psychology
Rhodes Susan Administration and Supervision
Robinson Nicole Administration and Supervision
Rudolph Mindy School Psychology
Sparkman Ashley Administration and Supervision
Wade Louis Administration and Supervision
Wade Tiffany School Psychology
Wettern Paige School Psychology
Williams Doniethia Administration and Supervision

 

Master of Arts

Bishop Tessa English

 

Master of Arts in Education

Davis Erik Human Performance and Sport Sc
Moore Kevin Human Performance and Sport Sc

 

Master of Business Administration

Agbabli Kwasi Business Administration
Aregawi Solomon Business Administration
Borders Mary Business Administration
Buggs Robert Business Administration
Claybon Joseph Business Administration
Etmekjian Mary Business Administration
Jno-Finn Lamitras Business Administration
Minchey Ian Business Administration
Sandstrom Richard Business Administration
Sfetcu Dumitru Business Administration
Sista Sai Priya Business Administration
Smith Leo Business Administration
Vesey Charles Business Administration

 

Master of Education

Albright Vanna Special Education
Alexander Courtney Curriculum and Instruction
Aluoch Joseph Special Education
Bledsoe-Conley Alfredda Special Education
Boggs Rex Curriculum and Instruction
Brown Durk Curriculum and Instruction
Carothers Chaz Elementary Education
Cunning Devonie Administration and Supervision
Dunn Jermaine Administration and Supervision
Green Tobi Curriculum and Instruction
Gunn Kimmie Administration and Supervision
Hall Jo Curriculum and Instruction
Harvey Nicole Special Education
Hinson Theodore Elementary Education
Holt Kyshia Administration and Supervision
Kasuku Mercy Curriculum and Instruction
Keister Brian Administration and Supervision
Lacey Theodora Curriculum and Instruction
Lane Carl Curriculum and Instruction
Nation Alex Curriculum and Instruction
Parrack Nicole Elementary Education
Patton James Elementary Education
Quimbley Frederick Curriculum and Instruction
Rhone Sharrunn Elementary Education
Smith Zakeisha Administration and Supervision
Tabeling Kelly Elementary Education
Williams Melvin Administration and Supervision

 

Master of Engineering

Drake Jr. James Engineering
Kheder Ahmad Engineering
Murugesan Vallaban Engineering
Perkins Kenneth Engineering
Ramakrishnan Nidhi Engineering
Turner Larhonda Engineering
VandeWater Grant Engineering

 

Master of Science in Nursing

Adetunji Arinola Nursing
Al-Maery Nariman Nursing
Bailey-Baker Megan Nursing
Ballentine Cala Nursing
Clark Shaniqua Nursing
Coleman Jessica Nursing
Cook Amanda Nursing
Costelac David Nursing
Curl Deborah Nursing
Davis-Murphy Courtney Nursing
Dennis Dominique Nursing
Eckert Cynthia Nursing
Edokpolo Abiemwense Nursing
Everett Taiwo Nursing
Frank Deborah Nursing
Frierson Shavonne Nursing
Goodman-Hill Katie Nursing
Goodwin Patricia Nursing
Hart Wanda Nursing
Henke Edward Nursing
Hillman Candise Nursing
Jackson Tiffany Nursing
Jessup Joyce Nursing
Lamb Casey Nursing
Marshall Deressa Nursing
Micheaux Nakeisha Nursing
Perry Kimberly Nursing
Rawl Jody Nursing
Sellers Alma Nursing
Sexton Mwaka Nursing
Shelton Princess Nursing
Smith Anissa Nursing
Soe Kaythi Nursing
Spry Susan Nursing
Stevens Sharon Nursing
Stevenson-Jones Chena Nursing
Tipton Toni Nursing
Truong Thy Nursing
Tucker Kathrine Nursing
Turner-Amos Kimberly Nursing
Wadlington Frances Nursing
White Neressa Nursing
Williams Susan Nursing
Wood Barbara Nursing
Zhao Aizhen Nursing

 

 

Master of Public Administration

Brown Herbert Public Administration
Lee Richara Public Administration
Robinson Tedric Public Administration
Sims Brittany Public Administration
Warbington Catherine Public Administration

 

Master of Public Health

Andrews Asia Public Health
Foster Maya Public Health
Johnson Carolyn Public Health
Owens Janiqua Public Health
Pope Kanitha Public Health

 

Master of Science

Al-Salah Abdalla Computer and Info Systems Engr
Banks Tequila Psychology
Barnes Teri Speech and Hearing Science
Battle Meoshia Chemistry
Bell Lamont Professional School Counseling
Boyer Erica Speech and Hearing Science
Boylan Deborah Speech and Hearing Science
Bradley Ashley Chemistry
Brooks Christopher Psychology
Brown Laria Psychology
Buesink Steven Psychology
Champion Charles Chemistry
Coleman Anna Agricultural Sciences
Conger Alyssa Speech and Hearing Science
Copeland Jenna Speech and Hearing Science
Davidson Leah Biology
Dickey Melanie Professional School Counseling
Evans Sophia Agricultural Sciences
Fadeyi Oluwafemi Mathematical Sciences
Giddens Ashley Professional School Counseling
Graham William Psychology
Gully Sharia Speech and Hearing Science
Harris Margaret Professional School Counseling
Hodge Brenda Speech and Hearing Science
Holland Stefanie Speech and Hearing Science
Hudson Megan Speech and Hearing Science
Johnson Dolf Psychology
Johnson Rhea Psychology
Johnson-Bunion Shayla Psychology
Jordan Marcia Psychology
Kamara Hadijatu Chemistry
Keesee Shanielle Professional School Counseling
Kimble Don Mathematical Sciences
King Adrienne Chemistry
Kraeske Jessica Speech and Hearing Science
Lewis Clarissa Agricultural Sciences
Lewis Stephen Agricultural Sciences
Long Hailee Speech and Hearing Science
Maziku Hellen Computer and Info Systems Engr
McMichael Pamela Speech and Hearing Science
Mehta Toral Biology
Middlebrooks Meredith Professional School Counseling
Nichols Alexandro Music Education
Okafor Obiageli Psychology
Parker Jennifer Speech and Hearing Science
Perry Ivorye Psychology
Reaves Shannon Speech and Hearing Science
Reynolds Fedrick Mathematical Sciences
Rodgers Jessica Speech and Hearing Science
Schoenfeld Dana Speech and Hearing Science
Seay Brenita Psychology
Sehorn Connie Speech and Hearing Science
Shrewsbury Sarah Professional School Counseling
Sipes Holly Speech and Hearing Science
Smith Dawn Professional School Counseling
Starks Sharika Professional School Counseling
Stinson Kenya Psychology
Taylor Kera Speech and Hearing Science
Vehorn Alison Psychology
Walker Shaine Mathematical Sciences
Ward Matthew Speech and Hearing Science
Watson James Speech and Hearing Science
Waynick Nicholas Agricultural Sciences
Webb Tamiko Psychology
West Marlika Biology
Whiting Angela Biology
Wilson Adrienne Psychology

 

Master of Social Work

Abdallah Maryam Social Work
Brown Kelvin Social Work
Carlson Kaitlin Social Work
Groves Deanna Social Work
Tate Christopher Social Work

 

Master of Occupational Therapy

Harber Caroline Occupational Therapy

 

Graduate Certification 

Atkinson Alex Non Profit Management
Clayton-Davis Joan Health Administration and Plan
Cole-George Karen Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Coleman Katari Non Profit Management
Cosby Elaine Non Profit Management
Dale Martha Health Administration and Plan
Estill Jacqueline Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Henderson Laronda Health Administration and Plan
Johnson Jennifer Non Profit Management
Jones Christopher Health Administration and Plan
Labi Halima Health Administration and Plan
Lee Shawn Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Moore Alvashtia Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Norman Dawn Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Sims Brittany Non Profit Management
Turner Jarvis Non Profit Management
Warbington Catherine Non Profit Management
Whegbere Rachael Family Nurse Practitioner RODP
Woodley Latamera Non Profit Management

 

Undergraduate Degree Candidates

 

College of Agriculture, Human and Natural Science

Aluoch Winnie Biology
Anderson Kalimah- Chemistry
Appiah Doris Biology
Arcuri Tara Early Childhood Education
Armstrong Crystal Family and Consumer Science
Austin Mikayla Early Childhood Education
Bellamy April Biology
Blacksmith Marie Agricultural Sciences
Brown Veronica Biology
Bruce Derrick Agricultural Sciences
Burton Shanelle Family and Consumer Science
Cain Laurance Chemistry
Carter Lekeisha Biology
Casada Emmaleigh Early Childhood Education
Collier Whitley Family and Consumer Science
Conner Christopher Agricultural Sciences
Deberry Danielle Family and Consumer Science
Degraphenreed Sherri Agricultural Sciences
Drummond Adrienne Family and Consumer Science
Durham Andrea Chemistry
Foy Mari-Ashli Agricultural Sciences
Gist Renetra Chemistry
Green Jermeca Biology
Hamilton Keeva Early Childhood Education
Hardin Brandon Biology
Hardison James Chemistry
Hopkins-Campbell Janet Early Childhood Education
Howse Christina Family and Consumer Science
Ingram Adia Biology
Jarrett Breyonna Biology
Johnson Jamiell Biology
Juniel Charla Biology
Killebrew Ross Agricultural Sciences
Lavallais Thomas Biology
Mitchell Pamela Family and Consumer Science
Morris Victoria Agricultural Sciences
Quarles Antoinette Early Childhood Education
Reid Jacqueline Biology
Sanders Jacob Biology
Shaffer Charmaine Biology
Simmons Kiara Chemistry
Sudduth Demetrius Biology
Swanson Kea Family and Consumer Science
Taylor Andrianna Chemistry
Thomas Shamia Biology
Turnipseed-Henderson Victoria Agricultural Sciences
Tyler Lauren Chemistry
Wade Brittney Chemistry
Williams Nicholas Agricultural Sciences
Williams Felisha Biology
Wilson Shatira Biology
Wilson Penny Early Childhood Education
Wilson Redricka Family and Consumer Science
Winston Stephen Chemistry
Woodward John Family and Consumer Science

 

College of Business

Abernathy Martiza Business Administration
Andrews Steven Business Administration
Bails George Accounting
Bartlett Earleen Business Administration
Battle Thomas Business Administration
Bauman Robert Business Administration
Bledsoe Marcus Business Administration
Burton Kayla Business Administration
Cannon Charles Economics and Finance
Coakley Aretha Business Administration
Combest Arthur Business Administration
Dickey Keondra Economics and Finance
Dotson Christopher Business Administration
Elliott Whitney Economics and Finance
Ellison Nakia Accounting
Evans Marshall Business Administration
Fadlallah Dina Economics and Finance
Finney Portia Business Administration
Ford Diamond Accounting
Frame Adrienne Accounting
Galnasky Sipan Accounting
Graham Jenea Business Administration
Habib Mohammed Economics and Finance
Haigood Jasmine Business Administration
Haji Bevar Economics and Finance
Harvell Jasmine Business Administration
Hill Kennard Accounting
Hunter Clifton Business Administration
Kelly Rashanda Business Administration
Kimes Maurice Economics and Finance
Kimes Myron Accounting
Koto Charles Accounting
Langston Jakaila Business Administration
Lay Jordan Business Administration
Ledbetter-Lynch Wylodean Business Administration
Lepley Michelle Business Administration
Lett Martin Business Administration
Lewis Marcus Business Administration
Loggins Justin Business Administration
Lyle Julie Accounting
Mason Veronica Business Administration
McCullough Brian Business Administration
McFarland Amber Business Administration
McMahon Ava Business Information System
Melgar Bryant Economics and Finance
Mensah Kwatema Business Administration
Millsap Jonqavious Business Administration
Motley Shawn Business Administration
Muallem Ismail Accounting
Patterson Chris Economics and Finance
Pennington Mario Business Administration
Pewitt Crystal Accounting
Porter Jessica Business Administration
Ray Tanesha Business Administration
Reed Aqiyla Business Information System
Reedy Joel Economics and Finance
Reynolds Nikia Business Information System
Rigsby Peggy Business Administration
Simmons Rebekah Accounting
Smith Stashia Business Administration
Speller Marcus Business Administration
Stewart Jasmine Business Administration
Stigall Brittany Business Administration
Strong Gerlisa Accounting
Thomas Jean Business Administration
Thompson George Economics and Finance
Touzel Rita Business Administration
Touzel Rita Business Information System
Ussery Brittney Business Information System
Walden Matthew Accounting
Welch Sheldon Business Administration
Werne Banks Economics and Finance
West Arxaverion Business Administration
Williams Timothy Business Administration
Winston Adrian Business Administration
Woodmore Curtis Business Administration
Woods Karin Business Information System

College of Education

Adams Helen Psychology
Alexander Lynn Psychology
Allen-Lightfoot LuJuana Psychology
Austin Sherika Psychology
Baxter Shamica Psychology
Britt Denethea Psychology
Bryant Brittany Psychology
Chester Quinnae Psychology
Culp Erhunda Psychology
Dixon Ryan Psychology
Douglas Ayeshia Psychology
Falls Courtney Psychology
Goodman Arnitia Psychology
Hampton Keana Psychology
Hilton Robert Psychology
Ibrahim Selva Psychology
Johnson Tonisha Psychology
Jones Sherri Psychology
Latham Antonio Psychology
Littleton Ashli Psychology
Mattox De Lisa Psychology
McGowan Kareatha Psychology
McKinney Cordette Psychology
Moore Robert Psychology
Patterson Chris Psychology
Reid Jasmine Psychology
Shemssulldin Penar Psychology
Steward Toya Psychology
Thomas Tyronecia Psychology
Wade Christena Psychology
Witherspoon Mary Psychology

 

College of Engineering

Adams Kristopher Civil Engineering
Agim Paschal Mechanical Engineering
Bell Steven Architectural Engineering
Berry Christopher Mechanical Engineering
Bolds Brandon Mechanical Engineering
Browder Keaton Architectural Engineering
Burnett-Oldham Ashley Mathematics
Curry Whitney Civil Engineering
Davis Walter Mechanical Engineering
Do Anhvu Computer Science
Haley Justin Computer Science
Hamer Daniel Aeronautical and Industrial Te
Jameson Noel Mechanical Engineering
Karas Fady Electrical Engineering
Kirkwood Courtez Computer Science
Lee Emanuel Civil Engineering
Lepselter Joshua Architectural Engineering
McGehee Jonathan Civil Engineering
Milash Haielom Mathematics
Moore Phillip Architectural Engineering
Nelson Dwight Computer Science
Nelson Raharmon Civil Engineering
Pickering Michael Civil Engineering
Pillow Jasmine Computer Science
Qaradaghi Rebaz Civil Engineering
Richardson II Derick Mathematics
Roberts Jonathan Civil Engineering
Saleem Omar Mechanical Engineering
Shamsuddin Mostafa Electrical Engineering
Smith Jonathan Electrical Engineering
Smith Robert Electrical Engineering
Studd Shad Mechanical Engineering
Torabian Aram Civil Engineering
Watson Beverly Mathematics
Williams Brandon Mechanical Engineering

 

College of Health Sciences

Abdul Khabeer B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Abdullah Redor B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Adams Valton Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Ali Abdullahi Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Alley Tracy Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Alsup Chelsie Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Arigbe Keshia Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Armah Juliana Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Auberson Mikki Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Ausbrooks Carol Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Babiry Abdul B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Bailey Megan Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Baker Ali Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Barbee Derek Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Barnes Jessica Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Barnette Paul Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Bartyzel Eric Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Baxter Ashley B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Beaumont Ryan Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Beckham Jessica B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Bell Quanisha Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Bell Timothy Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Beller Anna B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Bellson Meredith Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Blincoe Charles Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Board Donna Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Booth Kimberly Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Brantley Nicole Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Bray Jacqueline Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Breece Angela Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Briley Ashley Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Brown Quanisha Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Bryant Angelique Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Buckley Phronda Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Bunch Kathy Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Burke Susanne Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Byun Daechul B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Cabil Brittany Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Campbell Nicole Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Cantrell Angela Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Canty Ben Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Carnahan Mary B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Chambers Jeffrey Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Childress Shaneka Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Chithambo Emily Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Cochran Ellen Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Collier Carrie Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Collins Devyn B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Conlan Patricia Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Cotton Reiann’a Bachelor of Science Speech Pathology and Audiology
Cousin Genna Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Craighead Kimberly Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Critton Catherine Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Cumberland John Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Dahniya Hameeda Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Dailey Barbara B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Daniel Marlo Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Daniyan Kenny Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Davis Barbara Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Delfs Brittany B.S. in Nursing Nursing
DeVaney Timothy Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Douglas Mahogany Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Duncan Trina Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Dunn Courtney B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Elias Melissa Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Eshe Denise B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Etim Aniekan B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Fisher Meagan Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Folad Zarmina Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Foley Ronlanda Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Foli Cynthia B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Foster Christopher Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Francis Erica B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Frederick Amy Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Fuson Sara Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Gadson Tyla B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Ghebreyesus Selamawit Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Gibbs Sharla Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Gipson Courtney Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Givens Jessica Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Greer Pamela Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Haji Menira Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Hajostad Nourani Roya Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Hall Carl Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Hamilton Quinton Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Hardy Ski Leigh Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Harriman Kelly B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Harrington Amanda B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Harris Jasmon Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Harris Kayla Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Harris Dezman Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Henry Bonnie Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Hesen Befreen B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Hicks Timothy Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Hing Vickie Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Holloway Hannah Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Holloway Stacy Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Holloway Travarus Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Holmes Jennifer Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Hopper Amy Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Howell Chelsea Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Humphrey Pamela B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Inman Jaime Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Jackson Jasmine Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Jama Ali Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Jensen Katrine B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Johnson Daisy Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Johnson Cameron Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Jones Danielle Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Jones Deleasha B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Jones Latrice Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Jones Shanice Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Jordan Camela Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Jordan Kristin Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Jordan Jessica Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Kilpatrick Caroline Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Kimbrough Cierra B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Kirby Bianca Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Knox Megan Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Krise Tanzanicca Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Lacen Destine Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Larkin Mandalyn Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Leavell Kierra Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Lee Tiffany Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Lilly James Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Lockridge Denina Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Lott Aminika Bachelor of Science Health Care Admin and Planning
Love-Baker Cierra Bachelor of Science Speech Pathology and Audiology
Lynch Dustin Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Madison Makko B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Madu Jennifer B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Mallory Julian Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Malloy Lisa Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Manchester Amelia Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Marshall Arin Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Marshall Michelle Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Matthews Kassinda Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Mayi Kajin Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Mcclard Amanda B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Mcdaniel Vanessa Associate of Applied Science Nursing
McKinney Robert Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Metzger Bridget Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Milem Toarian B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Mitchell Donyetta Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Mitchell Lena B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Moore Margaret Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Moore Derrick Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Morris Dawn B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Morrow Deborah Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Moseley Taylor Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Munyankindi Marie Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Murphy Makiya Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Muthu Endumathi Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Mwangonde Agness Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Negash Aida B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Negussie Nardos Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Nelson Nancy Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Nichols Jalesia B.S. in Nursing Nursing
OBrien Lori Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Odom Quenneta Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Omer Akhink B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Omer Bezar B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Opeke Folake Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Otts Vickie Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Owens Eyitemi B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Ownbey Jason Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Park Brandi Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Patrick Elizabeth Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Patterson Amanda Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Peterson Frank Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Peterson Rebekah Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Phillips Ty’Shae Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Pierre Regine B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Pope George Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Powell Latoya Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Rader Jacqueline Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Rainier Amanda Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Rasey Melisa Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Ray Priscilla Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Raymer Joshua Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Reedus Frank B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Reese Lopez Tamika Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Richardson Tonya Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Richmond April B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Richmond Veda B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Ringer Daryl Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Ritchie Magon Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Russell Michael Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Sam-Ogaga Ejiro Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Sandman Chelsey Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Scales James Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Scott Tamika Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Scruggs Shandra B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Scruggs Camille Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Seaborn Alicia Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Shanklin Terneilus Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Sharp Elizabeth Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Sharp Ashley Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Shaw Zakara Bachelor of Science Dental Hygiene
Shoulders Karaline Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Shuping Meghan Bachelor of Science Speech Pathology and Audiology
Silas Christy Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Simmons Kelly Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Sindy Qimat Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Smith Mary Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Smith Scarlett Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Smith Annalise Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Smith Dorian Bachelor of Science Cardiorespiratory Care Science
Spears Brittani B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Steele Lashondria Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Stem Tabitha Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Stone Christopher Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Stoner Ashley B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Stroh Jessica Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Suffridge Amanda Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Suleyman Fawzya Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Swint Brandon B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Tabibi Shirin B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Talley Lakeisha B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Tanner Desiree Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Taylor Lauren Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Thacker Susanne Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Thompson Laura Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Thornton Toya B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Tole Nichole B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Townsend Alicia Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Troglin Kelly Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Troutt Latamara B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Tucker Kandis B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Tydus Amber Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Ulmer Elizabeth Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Wallace Tesha Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Warren Laura Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Weaver Nikisha Bachelor of Science Health Information Management
Webb Brittany Bachelor of Science Human Performance and Sport Sc
Wells Brittany Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Whiting Candace Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Wilkerson Karina B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Williams Shaquita Bachelor of Science Health Sciences
Williams Kya Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Wilson Kimberly Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Woods Tamara B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Wyatt Mieshia B.S. in Nursing Nursing
Yasin Dilman Associate of Applied Science Dental Hygiene
Yi Angeline Associate of Applied Science Nursing
Zamora Laura B.S. in Nursing Nursing

 

College of Liberal Arts

Adams Jackie Criminal Justice
Agyemang Ernest Political Science
Alverson Thomas History
Amos Amanda Arts and Sciences
Anderson Ashley Criminal Justice
Bailey Yolanda Criminal Justice
Banks Tynecha English
Barnes Domonique Communication
Baxter Shamica Communication
Bell Sabrina Arts and Sciences
Billingsley Mya Arts and Sciences
Black Kristin Communication
Blake Janae Criminal Justice
Brasher Michael Criminal Justice
Brock Rachel English
Brown Ramon Arts and Sciences
Burnett Orterius Art
Cabler MaryAngelica’ Arts and Sciences
Carruthers Rachelle English
Carter Sherman Interdisciplinary Studies
Carver Amy Arts and Sciences
Clark Jacqueline Arts and Sciences
Clay Miranda Communication
Clay Sherderricka Criminal Justice
Clayton Renauld Criminal Justice
Cooley Paul Criminal Justice
Cowan Carrie Arts and Sciences
Crenshaw Abby History
Cyphers Jordan Arts and Sciences
Daugherty Steven Criminal Justice
Davis Jacob History
Davis Brittany Arts and Sciences
Donald Dena Political Science
Dunson Angel Criminal Justice
Dunston Jasmine Political Science
Edwards Linda Interdisciplinary Studies
Evetts Brian Arts and Sciences
Fellman Kayla Arts and Sciences
Fields Jeremy Art
Frye Jeremy Political Science
Fulton Brittany Arts and Sciences
Garmon Jasmin Political Science
Glenn Byron Political Science
Glover Spencer Communication
Gochett Traci Arts and Sciences
Goodwin Amber Criminal Justice
Graham Joshua Criminal Justice
Graham Simone Art
Graham Nicole Art
Gray Valentino Art
Hall Miquel Arts and Sciences
Hardy Fontino Criminal Justice
Harper Jacqueline Arts and Sciences
Hayes Brittaney Political Science
Hayman Erin Arts and Sciences
Hector Nawya Criminal Justice
Henderson Brittany Arts and Sciences
Hicks Shameelah Criminal Justice
Hines Mika Criminal Justice
Hobson Ashley Communication
Holloway Juanita Criminal Justice
Holloway Jasmine Communication
Holloway Geoffrey Political Science
Horton-Smith JoeAnn Arts and Sciences
Howard Jalesa Arts and Sciences
Howard Gerald Arts and Sciences
Hughes Jahlesha Criminal Justice
Hunter Vanisha Criminal Justice
Hunter Nathan Arts and Sciences
Jackson Barbara Communication
Jackson Tanesha Communication
Jamison Saaneah Music
Johnson Aaron Criminal Justice
Johnson Jamall Communication
Jones Cornelia Arts and Sciences
Kern Dale History
Klahn Misty Arts and Sciences
Leake Ebony Arts and Sciences
Leath Jazmine English
Leonard Christy Arts and Sciences
Lewis Joshua Art
Lewis Chaquetta Interdisciplinary Studies
Lilley Blake Political Science
Love Alexander Arts and Sciences
Maddox Suzanne Arts and Sciences
Mallory Brittany Arts and Sciences
Matthews Maya History
McDowell Nathaniel Interdisciplinary Studies
Mcgee Larry Communication
McKinnon Karin Criminal Justice
Miller Keyaiera Criminal Justice
Montgomery Evander Communication
Moody Phillip Communication
Moon Jameia English
Moore Brittany Arts and Sciences
Mosley Stephanie Communication
Navarre Jonathan Art
Nelson Martez Criminal Justice
Oldfield Brian Criminal Justice
Parks Heather Political Science
Patterson Daniel Political Science
Patterson Ashleigh Art
Pendilton Breanna English
Penn Margie Communications
Perkins Audrika Arts and Sciences
Phillips Tiffany Communication
Pierce Jamie Arts and Sciences
Pippin Elizabeth Arts and Sciences
Porter Trevor History
Porter Aleta Arts and Sciences
Roberts Amanda Criminal Justice
Robertson Antonetta Arts and Sciences
Robinson Jasmine Criminal Justice
Rogers Carolyn Arts and Sciences
Russell Chaquata Arts and Sciences
Scales Herman Criminal Justice
Seabron Franqueill English
Shaw Vernon History
Shepherd Marquise Political Science
Shorter Shauntazia English
Siddon Sarita Criminal Justice
Simmons Rose Arts and Sciences
Spears Taylor Arts and Sciences
Stovall Isaac Arts and Sciences
Taylor Ashleigh Communication
Taylor Cameron Political Science
Thomas Melvin Interdisciplinary Studies
Thompson Ladonna Interdisciplinary Studies
Thompson Denay Arts and Sciences
Vinson Brookie Arts and Sciences
Wani Govand Criminal Justice
Washington Lawrence Political Science
Watkins Shaneika Criminal Justice
Webb Jamie Criminal Justice
Whitmore Ashley Arts and Sciences
Williams Khadijah Communication
Willis Richard English
Witherspoon Natasha Criminal Justice
Woods Anthony Interdisciplinary Studies
Woodson McKinley Political Science
Wright Rodriquez English
Wright Erica Criminal Justice
Wright Angel Arts and Sciences
Young Jamese Communication

 

College of Public Service and Urban Affairs

Barksdale Tequila Social Work
Bolden Christian Social Work
Brown Michele Social Work
Brown Shanice Sociology
Crump Yentel Social Work
Esstman Mary Social Work
Gandy Sabrina Sociology
Hicks Gwendolyn Social Work
Hurt Latisha Social Work
Lankford Tacarro Social Work
Lankford Tionna Social Work
Lewis Bradley Sociology
Lewis Kristin Social Work
Massey Zsa Zsa Sociology
McCloud Tiffany Sociology
Moore Christopher Urban Studies
Perkins Mariko Social Work
Robinson Pamela Sociology
Robinson Charles Sociology
Smith Keantra Social Work
Snell Sonya Social Work
Vaughn Stephanie Sociology
Walton Elizabeth Social Work
Westhoff Jessica Social Work
White D’Asia Social Work
Williams Brian Sociology

 

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Motto: Think, Work, Serve
Established: June 19, 1912
Type: Public, HBCU
Endowment: $28,926,133
Chancellor: John Morgan
President: Dr. Portia Shields
Faculty: 431
Undergraduates: 7,105
Postgraduates: 2,060
Location: Nashville, Tennessee, United States
Campus: Urban, 500 acres (2 km²)
Former names: Tennessee A&I State Normal School for Negroes (1912); Tennessee A&I State Normal College (1925); Tennessee A&I State University (1951); Tennessee State University (1968)
Colors: Reflex Blue and White
Nickname: Tigers
Athletics: National Collegiate Athletic Association
Affiliations: Ohio Valley Conference
Web site: www.tnstate.edu
Phone: 615-963-5555

Tennessee State University

Tennessee State University (TSU), a Historically Black College/University (HBCU) and a 1890 land-grant institution, is Nashville’s only urban and comprehensive public University, as well as middle Tennessee’s first public Carnegie doctoral/research institution.

TSU consists of seven colleges: the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Sciences, the College of Business, the College of Education, the College of Engineering, Technology & Computer Science, the College of Health Sciences, the College of Liberal Arts and the College of Public Service & Urban Affairs; and has a School of Graduate Studies and Research.

TSU offers 39 bachelor’s degrees, 23 master’s degrees and awards doctoral degrees in seven areas: biological sciences, computer information systems engineering, psychology, public administration, curriculum and instruction, administration and supervision and physical therapy.

Nearly 430 full‐time faculty and approximately 200 part‐time faculty serve a student population of more than 9,000 drawn from 42 states and 45 countries. More than 70% of the student population is African-American, while 22% is white. A growing number of Latino, Asian, and international students is also present at the University.
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