Top students from 42 academic programs at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith were given accolades for their work when they received Academic Excellence Awards from the university.

 

Recipients of this year’s awards and their fields of study are:

 

Alma: Kailey Anderson, Information Technology; Nichole Dapson, English with Teacher Licensure 7-12; Rebekkah Hodges, Chemistry; Zachery Teague, Electrical Engineering Technology; Molly Tennison, Theatre.

 

Altus: Serena Her, International Business.

 

Arkoma, Okla.: Mary Caroline Fimpel, Early Childhood Education.

 

Charleston: Hannah Caroline Hayes, Nursing; Constance Helton, Computer Graphic Technology; Christian Taggart, Finance; Levi Young, Animation Technology.

 

Clarksville: Layton Pruett, Elementary Education K-6.

 

Cove: Christa Super, Biology.

 

Elkins: Andrea Wilson, Dental Hygiene.

 

Fayetteville: Morgan Strong, Imaging Sciences.

 

Fort Smith: Lissa Brooks, English; Heather Cotner, Legal Studies; Thalita Da Silva, Media Communication; Chasse Daniels, Business Administration; Brittany Fox, Mathematics; Bailey Hanf, Surgical Technology; Angie Navarro Castillo, Mathematics with Teacher Licensure 7-12; Dylon Scheele-Martinez, Psychology; Michelle Schmitz, Middle Childhood Education 4-8; Julia Sexton, Graphic Design; Noah Spear, Mechanical Engineering; Deanna Thompson, Workforce Leadership; Courtney Yandell, Radiography; Viktoria Yilmaz, Criminal Justice.

 

Gentry: Justin Hazard, Music Education – Instrumental.

 

Greenwood: Damon Lee, Organizational Leadership; and Vincent Scott, History.

 

Huntington: Crystal Seratt, Office Management Technology.

 

Natural Dam: Brandon Newton, Rhetoric and Writing.

 

Owings Mills, Md.: Shawn Nguyen, Accounting.

 

Ozark: Marlleneh Zamorano, Spanish with Teacher Licensure K-12.

 

Roland, Okla.: Brandon Dyer, Electrical Engineering.

 

Van Buren: Melinda Lee Colvin, Healthcare Administration; Rhett Kelley, Electronics Technology; Jessica Medeiros, Studio Art; Racheal Simpson, History with Social Studies Teacher Licensure 7-12; Maria Valente, Marketing.

 

Wynne: Layla Stallings, Applied Science.

 

Award recipients were nominated by 91Ãâ·Ñ¸£ÀûÍø faculty members.

 

Date Posted: 
Monday, May 7, 2018
Source URL: 
https://news.uafs.edu/0
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