Photos by:  Inga Oberst/Troy University

DOTHAN - Troy University recognized 43 students for their excellence in the classroom during a recent ceremony at Calvary Baptist Church in Dothan. The annual Honors Convocation rewards Dothan Campus students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Education and the Sorrell College of Business.

Dr. Alan Belsches (front - left), associate dean of the Troy University College of Arts and Sciences, presents outstanding student awards to the top Dothan Campus students in the College of Arts and Sciences. Pictured are (front) Miriam Deen of Daleville, CIS Networking; Lupita Mendoza of Enterprise, Dean’s Award; (middle) Sue Hunt of Ozark, Social Science; Lora Amie Hoffman of Dothan, History; Amy Kennamer of Dothan, Chemistry; Jennifer Shelley Johnson of Dothan, Mathematics; Natalie Snell of Slocomb, graduate Mathematics; Hila Hopkins of Dothan, English; Helena Benefield of Daleville, Criminal Justice; William Eric Peel of Ozark, Computer Information Systems; and Interim Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Bob Willis. Not pictured are John L. Crowdis of Blakely, graduate History, and Jennifer Keefer of Enterprise, graduate International Relations.  

Dr. Adair Gilbert (front - left), associate dean of the Troy University Sorrell College of Business, presents outstanding student awards to the top business students on the Dothan Campus. Pictured are (front) Kelly Heath of Fort Rucker, Management; Stephanie Seay of Florala, graduate Dean’s Award; (middle) Sharon Miller of Enterprise, General Business; Amanda Watson of Dothan, Dean’s Award; Interim Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Bob Willis; (back) Fremon Donley of Dothan, graduate Human Resource Management; Christopher Rader of Ozark, Technology Management; Damon Grice of Ozark, Finance; and Donald Duvall of Fort Rucker, graduate Business Administration (Accounting). Not pictured are Laurie K. Adams of Dothan, Accounting; Jessica B. Kelley of Headland, Marketing; and Anita K. Hatfield of Dothan, graduate Business Administration.

Dr. Victoria Morin (left), professor in the Troy University College of Education, presents outstanding student awards to the top education majors on the Dothan Campus. Pictured are Alice Goodwin of Dothan, graduate Educational Leadership (Education Specialist); Adana Baker of Bellwood, graduate Educational Leadership; Kimberly Seay of Geneva, Secondary Education; Emily Peluso of Dothan, graduate School Counseling; Christie Hughes of Slocomb, graduate Early Childhood Education (Alternative Class A); (middle) Greg Yance of Dothan, graduate Dean’s Award; Natalie Snell of Slocomb, graduate Secondary Education (Alternative Class A); Wendy Knowlton of Enterprise, Elementary Education; Charlotte Hartley of Dothan, graduate Elementary Education; Staci Rountree of Enterprise, graduate Secondary Education; Interim Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Bob Willis; (back) Anne Murphy-Flaherty of Daleville, graduate Community Counseling; Emily Scott of Newville, Dean’s Award; Sabine Abate of Fort Rucker, Psychology; Dennis Ezell of Ariton, Collaborative Teacher (K-6); Kristina Westerfield of Headland, graduate Collaborative Teacher (K-6); and Katrina Blount of Abbeville, graduate Gifted Education. Not pictured are Melanie Donop of Dothan, Early Childhood Education; and Lauren Martin of Dothan, graduate Elementary Education (Alternative Class A).

Jamey Cochran (center) of Newton is the recipient of the Troy University Continuing Education Auctioneer School Certification Award. Interim Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Bob Willis (left) and Continuing Education Center Coordinator of Business and Industry Training Mike Tew congratulate Cochran on the honor.

 

 

Donna Windham (center) of Dothan is the recipient of the Troy University Student Service Award. University Relations Coordinator Inga Oberst and Interim Dothan Campus Vice Chancellor Bob Willis congratulate Windham on the honor.