Sterling College

The Kansas Athletic Trainers’ Society has recognized four Sterling College students for their academic achievement in the Kansas Athletic Training Education Program.

Named to the 1st Team is Lindsey Ryan of Wichita, Kan. First team honorees must be at least a junior in academic standing and must have achieved a minimum of a 3.8 cumulative grade point average. The student must also have a clinical performance rating of at least a 4/5 by the nominating Program Director.

Ryan is the daughter of Warren and Karen Ryan.

Named to the 2nd Team is Jason Coles of Meade, Kan. Second team honorees must be at least a sophomore in academic standing and must have achieved a minimum of a 3.6 cumulative grade point average. The student must also have a clinical performance rating of at least a 4/5 by the nominating Program Director.

Coles is the son of Lyn and Lori Coles.

Named to the honorable mention team is Ester Epp of Sayre, Okla. and Edward Joe Streckfus of Lakin, Kan. Honorable mention team honorees must be at least a sophomore in academic standing and must have achieved a minimum of a 3.4 cumulative grade point average. The student must also have a clinical performance rating of at least a 4/5 by the nominating Program Director.

Epp is the daughter of David and Arlene Epp.  Streckfus is the son of Ed and Sandra Streckfus.

From Seattle to Pensacola, the Sterling College Forensics and Debate teams made their presence known as they competed nationwide during the 2007-2008 season. Following in the footsteps of the previous year’s successful season, the team faced the challenge of not only matching their previous success but maintaining excellence throughout the entire season.

Earning more than 150 individual trophies and eight team competition awards, the SC Forensics team dominated the Forensics realm. With various levels of success during the year, the season culminated at the American Forensics Association National Individual Events tournament held at the University of Texas – Austin. To be invited to this event, students must have placed in the top three competitors at least twice during the season. Students qualifying for the competition included Jana Miller, Lyons, Kan., Taylor Libby, Ellinwood, Kan., Andrew Hogan, Lyons, Kan., JD Smith, Lyons, Kan., and Lauren Rivard, Hutchinson, Kan. Kansas State University and Bethel College were the only other schools from Kansas that were invited. JD Smith placed in the top 40 in extemporaneous speaking out of 240 competitors.

On the novice level of forensics, Sterling’s team was able to capture the overall sweepstakes title for schools with small entries at the Pensacola, FL tournament held during spring break. Those making up the National Championship team included Taylor Libby, Charlisa Bailey, Cedar Hill, Tex., and Sarah Cibolski, Concordia, Kan. Libby was named the national champion in Impromptu Speaking. This is the second year a Sterling student has won this title. Libby also placed 3rd in Impromptu Sales and 4th in Persuasive Speaking.

“Out of the 75 first year forensicators in that event…it was really amazing to see that I could win against students from across the country,” Libby said.

In the Debate realm, the Sterling team was ranked in the top 30 in the all-inclusive nationwide ranking system for most of the year by advancing to elimination rounds at each of the tournaments that Sterling attended. Two students, Emily Graham and JD Smith, earned the honor to represent Sterling by traveling to the University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash., where the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence, an exclusive competition that only includes the top 54 schools in the nation, was held.

“It was a shining moment to see SC invited to the National Parliamentary Tournament of Excellence. SC has never received such an honor and was the smallest school to be afforded the honor,” Ken Troyer, coach and director of debate and forensics, said.

Additionally, the Debate team was one of two Kansas schools that attended the NPDA national tournament at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. The duo team of Graham and Smith were again sent to represent Sterling.

This past month, Sterling College, along with Kansas Wesleyan University, hosted a high school debate camp where several members of the SC team served as lab leaders under the direction of Ken Troyer.

Dr. Craig A. Smith, professor of Biblical studies and chair of the religion and philosophy department at Sterling College, has published his third book titled, At the Cross, At the Crossroads: Loving our Enemies in the 21st Century.

“Basically it’s trying to take a holistic approach of loving our enemies,” Smith said, “looking at it in terms of getting a biblical, historical, theological and psychological perspective on it. The goal is to try to see how we’ve looked at our enemies in the past and see where we can make some [improvements].”

Smith uses the text from Matthew 5:43-48 where Jesus commands us to “Love our enemies and pray for those that persecute you” and juxtaposes it with the world’s current political and ethical issues.

Soon after 9-11, Smith was approached by the Avnvil Journal, of which he is a member, and asked for a new book topic. With the issue of loving our enemies being so pertinent today, Smith jumped at the opportunity to write the book and address issues such as how the church should relate to Muslims.

The book is a combined effort of several writers including Sterling’s pro-rata professor, Tom Bronleewe, who wrote a chapter titled, “Loving Our Enemies: Two Military Perspectives.” Smith wrote four of the articles in the book, but was ultimately responsible for the editing of the contributing authors work. Smith purposely let his fellow writers keep their unique thoughts to bring out different positions and explore more than one point of view.
“I think it’s an important topic,” Smith said. “At the end of the day, what I wrote for my dissertation probably isn’t going to change anyone’s life, but this one has immediate implications on our living…I’m not sure we like things that confront us at our core. We need to wake up.”

Smith was also a finalist for the Regional Scholar’s Award presented by the Society of Biblical Literature. His paper was titled “The Development of Style (from the fifth century BC to the second century AD) and the Consequences of Understanding the Style of the New Testament.” In this article he traced through extant rhetorical handbooks to show how writing style has developed. In contrast to many scholars, he was able to show that many part of the New Testament employ a sophisticated style in order to make its message more persuasive and dynamic for the reader.

Sterling College track coach Jack Dillard was recognized as the NAIA Region 4 track coach of the year.

This honor was voted on by the coaches of the region, and was given during the Hall of Fame luncheon at the NAIA national track meet in Edwardsville, Ill.

Dillard is in his fourth year as head coach of the Warriors. During that time he has built the roster from 10 athletes in 2004 to a team of 35 this past season.

He has coached 24 All-Conference performances in track, including five KCAC individual champions, as well as six NAIA national qualifiers and one NAIA All-American.

Dillard said he was surprised and honored by the award, and hopes to continue to build on the successes he has had thus far.

Senior Natalie Gordon finished her track career with a third place finish in the 400-meter hurdles at the NAIA National Track Championships held in Edwardsville, Ill.

Gordon entered the event ranked 13^th overall with a time of 63.85. She ran a personal best time of 62.77 in the quarterfinals and a 62.94 in semifinals. In the finals she set another school record and another personal best with a time of 62.08 good enough for a third place finish.

“ I was really surprised to finish so high,” said Gordon. "When I was getting into my blocks for the finals I just prayed God, I didn’t really expect to get this far, so I guess whatever we do from here is just bonus”.

Gordon finishes her chapter as one of the elite competitors in Sterling track history.

Sophomore Chris Morr also made the trip to nationals and came home with a 13^th place finish in the 110 High Hurdles.

Sterling College has released its Dean’s List for the Spring 2008 semester. Criteria for the Dean’s List include the completion of at least twelve graded credit hours and a cumulative and semester GPA of 3.5 or better. The following area students were named to the list.

Tyler Ball, Great Bend, Kansas
Jeff Baker, Sparks, Nevada
Jean Bosch, Wichita, Kansas
Elizabeth Bowling, Vandelia, Ohio
Paul Brandes, Waukegan, Illinois
Paul Brecht, Manhattan, Kansas
Alysha Brintnall, Bettendorf, Iowa
Danielle Brocato, Stillwater, Oklahoma
Aubri Brock, Grand Prarie, Texas
Constance Bucher, Arkansas City, Kansas
Christina Calhoun, Leavenworth, Kansas
Maria Calhoun, Leavenworth, Kansas
Kyle Chamberlin, Arvada, Colorado
Sarah Cibolski, Concordia, Kansas
Mollie Cline, Pueblo, Colorado
Elizabeth Coombs, Wichita, Kansas
Jason Coles, Meade, Kansas
Jaclyn Coxwell, Orange Park, Florida
Nolan Cox, Weskan, Kansas
Dustin Crespin, Milliken
Edith Cress, Lyons, Kansas
Julie Cunday, Hutchinson, Kansas
Jennie Czuba, Longmont, Colorado
Abby Davidson, Sterling, Kansas
Carlos De Los Reyes, Dallas, Texas
Tyler Degenhardt, Holton, Kansas
Megan Derowitsch, Belleville, Kansas
Rachel Dunham, Green River, Utah
Ashley Earle, Sterling, Kansas
Nicole (Kasl) Edwards, Belleville, Kansas
Matt Ehresman, Wichita, Kansas
Bracey Fischer, Sharon Springs, Kansas
David Fuller, Miltonvale, Kansas
Whitney (Roach) Fuller, Sterling, Kansas
Amanda Fulmer, Newton, Kansas
Elisabeth Gafford, Ft. Worth, Texas
Susan Gates, Anthony, Kansas
Natalie Gordon, Arvada, Colorado
Allison Graham, Centennial, Colorado
Emily Graham, Hutchinson, Kansas
Amy Gray, Olathe, Kansas
Chloe Hall, Lawrence, Kansas
Justin Hejny, Olmitz, Kansas
Scott Helverson, Garland, Texas
Ryan Heughan, Houston, Texas
Christopher Hinshaw, Sterling, Kansas
Jessica Hounshell, Wickliffe, Ohio
Audrey Hoyt, Brewster, Kansas
Danielle Jones, Sharon Springs, Kansas
Jennifer Jones, Grand Island, NE
Sara Kanary, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma
Callen Kincaide, Alvin, Colorado
Ashley Kraft, Ransom, Kansas
Brent Kruger, Hutchinson, Kansas
Adam Langvardt, Hutchinson, Kansas
Kevin Laudermilk, Sterling, Kansas
Murri Lazaroff-Babin, Yankee Hill, California
Karin Lederle, Sterling, Kansas
Kalie Leiker, Lyons, Kansas
Taylor Libby, Great Bend, Kansas
Craig Mans, Osborne, Kansas
Brianna Mayes, Johnstown, Colorado
Lori McLeland, Ellinwood, Kansas
Samantha Meyer, Lawrence, Kansas
Jana Miller, Lyons, Kansas
Jordan Miller, Hutchinson, Kansas
Taren Morse, Sterling, Kansas
Marcus Mull, Great Bend, Kansas
Ernest Newton, Vega, Texas
Kysha Nichols, Winona, Kansas
Mandy Nichols, Lyons, Kansas
Ben Oberle, Chase, Kansas
Joel Orr, Wray, Colorado
Dustin Patee, Osborne, Kansas
Lauren Peck, Poteau, Oklahoma
Nate Prior, Norco, California
Seth Prochaska, Minneapolis, Kansas
Chelsea Rebman, Baldwin City
Israel Redwine, Converse, Texas
Samantha Regier, Halstead, Kansas
Alyssa Renfro, Macksville, Kansas
Kyla Renfro, Macksville, Kansas
Deric Roach, Hutchinson, Kansas
Jeffrey Ropp, Hutchinson, Kansas
Elisabeth Ruble, Barnard, Kansas
Lindsey Ryan, Wichita, Kansas
Shawnheen Sajjadi, Arlington, Texas
Keith Santos, Texas, City, Kansas
Amie Sarver, Sterling, Kansas
Anna Schnetzler, Spring Hill, Kansas
Tessa Schroeder, Olathe, Kansas
Ashlynn Slough, Topeka, Kansas
Brittany Small, Liberal, Kansas
Rebekah Splitter, Sterling, Kansas
Joe Streckfus, Lakin, Kansas
Jessica Stuart, Wichita, Kansas
Molly Sundquist, Hutchinson, Kansas
Rachael Svaty, Ellsworth, Nebraska
Adrienne Swihart, St. Francis, Kansas
Ben Swihart, St. Francis, Kansas
Erin Thiessen, Wichita, Kansas
Amberli Todd, Sterling, Kansas
Wesley Tom, Omaha, Kansas
Alex Underwood, Russell, Kansas
Terrance Volden, Liberal, Kansas
Andrew Wallace, Winchester, Kansas
Brett Westrup, Protectionm Kansas
Stephanie Whitmer, Haysville , Kansas
Katy Wild, Olathe, Kansas
Amy Wiley, Boone, Colorado
Kailyn Willse, Hutchinson, Kansas
Erin Wilson, Clyde, Colorado
Stephen Wilson, Broomfield, Colorado
Bonnie Windle, Luray, Kansas
Ashley Winters, Sterling, Kansas
Andrew Wolfenberger, Newton, California
Sarah Wolff, Kit Carson, Colorado
Zack Yarbrough, Apple Valley, Minnesota
Melissa Yarrow, Clay Center, Kansas
Cassandra Zanone, Norco, California

Sterling College elected a new Chair and new Board member to the Board of Trustees during their Spring meeting.

Tony Thompson, a 1969 graduate of Sterling, was elected Chair of the Board. Thompson has been a member of Board of Trustees since 1998 and has served on the Finance and Investment and Board Development Committee.

"Tony Thompson has been unflagging in his support of Sterling College. His guidance has been matched with tremendous financial support. This man is an exceptional leader and a unique alumnus." Dr. Bruce Douglas, president of Sterling College, said.

Thompson was elected to serve as Chair following the resignation of Dr. Tom Simpson, Sterling physician. Simpson, who will remain a member of the College’s Board, has served as a Trustee since 1987 and was the Chair since fall 2005.

Thompson is Chairman and CEO of Thompson National Properties, Irvine, Calif. and founded Triple Net Properties, LLC in 1998. Triple Net Properties recently merge with Grubb and Ellis Company in 2007. Thompson now serves as Chairman of the Board of Grubb and Ellis.

Talle Voorhies, Irvine, Calif., was elected as a new Board member. Voorhies is the Executive Vice President of Grubb and Ellis Reality and Executive Vice President of Grubb and Ellis Securities.

Scott Rich was recently named Sterling College’s Vice President - Chief Financial Officer and will begin his duties July 1.     
    Rich comes to Sterling College with a strong background in leadership and management. Previously he has worked at Stutzman Greenhouse, Inc., and Foodbrands America, both in Hutchinson. Rich received his associate’s degree from Hutchinson Community College, his bachelor’s degree from The Master’s College in Behavioral Science, and his Masters of Business Administration degree from Liberty University.
     “I see [Sterling College] as an institution that is committed not only to a quality education but also to encouraging selfless service and a committment to the Truth,” said Rich.
    Rich will be responsible for all financing and accounting functions including budgeting, long-range planning, investments and financial analysis.  Additional responsibilities include risk management, supervision of grant funds and human resources.  Rich will serve as a Vice President on the President’s Cabinet.
    “In addition to his professional and educational background, Rich brings a strong Christian commitment as well,” explains Dr. Douglas, president of Sterling College. “As a Christ-centered college that is of great importance.”
    Rich and his wife, Kathy, live in Hutchinson. Kathy is a high school English teacher at Central Christian. They have three children, William, 8, Mason, 9, and Matthew, 12.

      Fifty-six students will be participating in one of seven Sterling College short-term mission trips taking place this summer. Countries being visited include Belize, Brazil, Croatia, Kenya, Nicaragua and two trips to countries in Asia.
      “Our missions program is rapidly growing. We have seven trips going out this summer, which is more than we have ever sent out from Sterling. It is very encouraging to see the tremendous growth our program has experienced over the past six years” said Henry Lederle, director of missions. 
      The team of students heading to Belize, under the leadership of Resident Director Eric Saiz, will be heading to the small city of Sand Hill. They will be working in partnership with Methodist Mission House. The team will be working with four different schools running a program called Sports Quest where they will focus on teaching character principles through sports, games and activities. They also plan on working at an all girls orphanage and interacting with locals at the town’s basketball court participating in various sports.
       This is Sterling’s second mission trip to Belize. They leave on May 24 for two weeks.
Heading south to the Amazon for seventeen days are twelve students and one staff member. While in Brazil, the team will join members of the Presbyterian Church of Manaus, Brazil, in their efforts to reach the thousands of jungle villages in the Amazon Jungle with the Gospel.  With a fully-equipped medical boat, mission trip participants are able to visit villages and offer medical care while providing VBS activities for kids.
       This will be the third trip that Sterling has sent to Brazil. The team is led by David Earle, director of development and church relations. This will be the second trip Earle has led to Brazil. The team will be leaving May 10.
      For the first time, a small team of five students and two faculty members will be heading to Osijek, Croatia.  While there, the team will be assisting an area university. Among their duties, they will be assisting the universities library with cataloging, tutoring students in English, working on campus grounds and giving testimonies at local churches.
      The team is led by Assistant Professor in English, Will Best. Best has previously led a team to Belize last summer. Assistant Professor in Exercise Science Shawn Reed will be assisting. The trip will last for two weeks from May 14 to May 28.
      Team Kenya will be heading to Nairobi, the capital city with 2.5 million inhabitants, where they will be working in partnership with St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. The team will be working with AIDS orphans, at a rehabilitation home for former street children, and assisting with construction work on a church mission project. They will be involved with the local youth group and the worship services of St. Andrew’s Church. This is the fourth team that Sterling has sent to Kenya. 
     The team is being led by Sterling College Adjunct Professor and Pastor of the Sterling United Presbyterian Church, Seth Svaty. The team will be leaving on June 11 and will be returning on June 24.
      A team of 13 students will be heading to a remote town located one hour from the small city of Muy Muy, Nicaragua. There the team will be constructing a church building for an A.C.I.B.E.N. Baptist Church located in the mountainous area of Nicaragua. While there the team will also be hosting a Vacation Bible School program for the local children. Team members will also participate in worship services through dramas, music and the sharing of testimonies.  In preparation for the trip, the teams raised funds for their trip through fundraising letters and various work projects including a babysitting clinic.
       Melissa Yarrow, a senior communications and missions major, will be leading the trip with the assistance of senior Ben Swihart. The team will be gone from July 23 to August 12.
       Sterling also will be sending two teams to countries in Asia. The first work team to Asia will be assisting at a youth sports camp. The team is led by Sterling Coach Brian Fish and his wife, Jodi. The second work team will be teaching English to college students and primary teachers. They will be working at various orphanages and building relationships with the locals. The team is being led by Sterling College Chaplain Jerrod Adair and his wife, Melissa.
 
Team members for Sterling College Summer Missions 2008 include:
Belize:
Cecil Smart
Elisabeth Gafford
Israel Redwine
Joel Orr
Samuel Caines
Zack Goodrich
Tonya Saiz
Eric Saiz, team leader

Brazil:
Amberli Todd
Ashley Earle
Grace Friedman
Hillary Stucky
Kysha Nichols
Kelli LaRosh
Michelle Sumption
Noah Breeden
Sarah Wolff
Nolan Cox
Shekinah Heinritz
Tessa Blackwell
David Earle, team leader

Croatia:
Adrian Ivasic
Courtney Van Ravenswaay
Jennifer Jones
Jessica Hounshell
Katy Wild
Shawn Reed, asst. team leader
Will Best, team leader

Kenya:
Audrey Hoyt
Candice Williams
Danielle Jones
Joanna Hockersmith
Kyle Hixson
Mariah Smith
Shannon Kirby
Seth Svaty, team leader

Nicaragua:
Adam Beutler
Ashley Perrett
Caley Chestnut
Jordan Miller
Katie Sparks
Krisha Harshfield
Scott McCaulley
Stacey Rosenberger
Stuart Parman
Nate Prior
Zack Yarborough
Ben Swihart, asst. team leader
Melissa Yarrow, team leader

Asia 1:
Adam Ray
Andrew Wolfenberger
April Burns
Jacob Kessler
Megan Thomas
Natalie Gordon
Sean Atchinson
Naomi Dugger
Jodi Fish, team leader
Brian Fish, team leader

Asia 2:
Ashley Dowgwillo
Danielle Brocato
Jordan Ziegler
Marcus Mull
Sarah Gardner
Domingo Alonso
Melissa Adair, team leader
Jerrod Adair, team leader

Sterling College recognized scholarship winners and other outstanding students during the annual Awards Convocation held April 11th at 11:00 am in Culbertson Auditorium

Students recognized for individual scholarships were:

Aleta J. Matthews Endowed Scholarship: Melissa Yarrow
Bill Thayer Memorial Scholarship in Theatre: Jean Bosch
Bill Thayer Memorial Scholarship in Business: Elizabeth Bowling
Carol McCullough Brown Endowed Vocal Music Scholarship: Molly Sundquist
Castrodalel Family Endowed Scholarship: Michelle Sumption
Charles and Opal Hall Memorial Chemistry Scholarship: Rachael Svaty                             
Charlie Brown Endowed Football Scholarship: Carlos De Los Reyes
Chrissie Roe Evans and Margerie Roe Faulkner Endowed Scholarship: Deric Roach
Gleason Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Sarah Wolff, Justin Hejny, Stephen Wilson
College of Emporia Alumni Association Scholarship: Scott McCaulley                       
Crosen Science Scholarship: Tessa Schroeder
Debra M. Thomas Memorial Scholarship:  Laci Beck
Edris Welty-Edwards Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Mollie Cline
George Simpson Endowed Memorial Scholarship: Katy Wild
Helen Swackhamer Endowed Scholarship: Candice Williams
Hugh Kelsey Endowed Scholarship in Education: Lori McLeland, Sarah Wolff, Anna Schnetzler                                                                        
Hugh Kelsey Endowed Scholarship in Religion: Samantha Regier
Irwin Family Scholarship: David Fuller
J. Lee Dye Business Scholarship: Christy Carter, Joel Orr, Shannon Kirby, Amberli Todd, Shawn Sajjadi
Jim Mosher Memorial Scholarship in Communications: Christina Calhoun, Jordan Ziegler
John E. Edwards Endowed Memorial Scholarship in Sports:  Nolan Cox
Julie Lynn Ray Memorial Scholarship: Rebecca Splitter
Klon Matthews Education Scholarship: Aaron Crooks
Lucille Lukens Sophomore Scholarship: Katy Wild
Max and Icee Moxley Scholarship in Mass Communications:  Matt Ehresman, Amy Wiley
Maxine Robinson Endowed Scholarship: Samantha Meyer
Maynard A. Peck Memorial Scholarship: Brent Kruger
Mike Zimmerman Memorial Scholarship: Sara Kanary, Stuart Parman
Rev. Alfred R. Bernadt, Jr. Memorial Scholarship: Christal Baker
Robert Earl Tippin Memorial Scholarship: Susan Gates
Roy Ray Endowed Memorial Scholarship in Religion: Matt Ehresman
Roy Ray Endowed Memorial Scholarship in Education:  Jared Eddy
Rupe-Bemis Memorial Scholarship: Rachael Svaty
S. A. Wilson Memorial Scholarship: Sarita Mitchum
Sterling Teacher Education Program (STEP) Scholarship: Maricela Cerenil, Elizabeth Coombs, Jessica Fredericks, Jana Miller
Sterling College Notable Alumni Scholarship: Ashley Perrett
Viola McFarland Wylie Endowed Scholarship: Parker McMillan, Hillary Thomas
William Taylor Gillespie Scholarship: Whitney Roach

Students recognized for individual awards were:

Behavioral Science Department Award: Lora Faust
Chemical Rubber Company Award: Scott McCaulley
Clayton Campbell Forensics Award: Jana Miller
Dr. John Clark Scott & Virginia Huffman Scott Biology Award: Robert Krause, Kysha Nichols
Dr. John Clark Scott &Virginia Huffman Scott English Award:  Alyssa Renfro
Evans Theatre Award: “Actor of the Year”: Seth Prochaska
Evans Theatre Award: “Actress of the Year”: Lauren Peck
Frank William Montgomery Band Award: Joshua Morrison
Leon Akin Choir Award: Whitney Roach
Louie Armstrong Jazz Band Award: Deric Roach
Marc Warren Snyder Memorial Award: Cayla Friedli
New Testament Greek Award:  Nate Prior
Outstanding Pre-Med Student Award: Kysha Nichols
Outstanding Underclassman Award for Biological Sciences: Andrew Drake, Jessica Stewart
Outstanding Senior Female Athlete: Natalie Gordon, Jaymi McAnally
Outstanding Senior Male Athlete: Joey Gilsdorf
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hutcheson Award: Jared Eddy
Symphonic Band Servant Leadership Award: Michelle Sumption
Talmon Bell Mathematics Award: Joseph Olson

Faculty, Staff and Students recognized were:

SGA Service Award –Student: Maria Calhoun
SGA Service Award –Faculty/Staff: Anne Smith
Alpha Chi Service Award:  Sherry Earle
Alpha Chi Teacher of the Year: Dr. Henry Lederle
Faculty Rank Promotions: Gladys Ritterhouse, Cristi Gale

Students recognized as 2007-2008 Kelsey Scholars based on the 2006-2007 school year were:
Jean Bosch
Elizabeth Bowling
Noah Breeden
Alysha Brintnall
Danielle Brocato
Marissa Bruner
Maria Calhoun
Christy Carter
Elizabeth Combs
Nolan Cox
Julie Cunday
Jennifer Czuba
Abby Davidson
Tyler Degenhardt
Megan Derowitsch
Nathaniel Dory
Rachel Dunham
Jared Eddy
Matthew Ehresman
Brett Fairchild
David Fuller
Susan Gates
Amy Gray
Justin Hejny
Chris Hinshaw
Kami Hodson
Jennifer Jones
Sara Kanary
Nicole Kasl
Kimberly Kenton
Ashley Kraft
Elizabeth Lambert
Adam Langvardt
Kevin Laudermilk
Karin Lederle
Craig Mans
Jared McGuire
Kelly LaRosh
Lori McLeland
Jana Miller
Jordon Miller
Mandy Nichols
Jackie Nicholson
Ashley Perrett
Nathan Prior
Seth Prochaska
Stefanie Randall
Samantha Regier
Alyssa Renfro
Whitney Roach
Jeffrey Ropp
Stacey Rosenberger
Lindsey Ryan
Shawn Sajjadi
Anna Schnetzler
Tessa Schroeder
Julie Schuessler
Brittany Small
Mariah Smith
Michelle Sumption
Molly Sundquist
Rachael Svaty
Erin Thiessen
Hilary Thomas
Courtney VanRavenswaay
Terrance Volden
Andrew Wallace
Janna Wendelburg
Katy Wild
Kailyn Willse
Sara Wolff
Melissa Yarrow
Christina Youngers
Jordon Ziegler

Students recognized for the 2007-2008 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges were:
Joshua Allman
Noah Breeden
Constance Bucher
Elizabeth Coombs
Julie Cunday
Abby Davidson
Justin Dawson
Naomi Dugger
Rachel Dunham
Matthew Elliott
Jeremy Emmons
Andrew Fahrenholtz
Brett Fairchild
Lora Faust
April Freudenberg
Amanda Fulmer
Natalie Gordon
Amy Gray
Naiya Hernandez
Christopher Hinshaw
Stephen “John” Hoefer
Nicole Kasl
Murri Lazaroff-Babin
Karin Lederle
Audra Linden
Kyle Mendenhall
Jana Miller
Lauren Peck
Alisha Peters
Seth Prochaska
Stefanie Randall
Israel Redwine
Alyssa Renfro
Jeffrey Richardson
Brittany Small
Mariah Smith
Alex Underwood
Gavin Vavra
Terrance Volden
Danielle Wagner
Wesley Wicklund
Christina Youngers