Jones, Lockhart, Griffin and Reitz

Five staff members have completed the necessary requirements for the CORE certification offered through the Professional Development Center (PDC). Recipients are: Tammy Griffin, Dean’s Office; Marc Jones, Facilities and Campus Services; Sheila Lockhart, Department of Religion; Jennifer Price, Facilities and Campus Services; Stephanie Reitz, Center for Bioethics, Health, and Society

CORE, which stands for “Cultivating our Organization to Realize Excellence,” was launched in September of 2011 as an outcome of the climate survey to offer more sustained developmental options for faculty and staff on campus. CORE is built around five competencies that are meaningful and relevant to the campus: communication, community, leadership, organizational acumen and personal progression.

The CORE Program allows participants to recognize personal and professional strengths that can be applied to better themselves and the campus community.

Learn more about the CORE curriculum here.

Follow @thepdc for the latest news on professional development at Wake Forest.

See a list of employees joining and leaving the University in October 2013:

Comings

Ackley, Emily Reed; Water Fitness Instructor; Campus Recreation

Bartnikowski, Vicki S.; Group Fitness Instructor; Fitness Center

Beverly, Randall Lee; Service Technician I; Facilities & Campus Services

Bittle, Emily Geraldine; Postdoctoral Research Assoc; Physics

Brasfield, Jon-Michael; Adjunct; Counseling

Chandler, David Oliver; Asst Athletic Trainer; Athletics

DeLisle, Timothy Paul; Tutor; Athletics

Deppen, Katelyn; Turf Technician I; Athletics

Earl, Donte M.; Security Officer; University Police

Hamilton, Joanna Kate; Administrative Assistant; Economics

Hathaway, Stephanie Renee; Research Technician; Biology

Henderson, Diana Lynn; Communications Officer; University Police

Jones, Roslyn Lynnelle; Event Manager; School of Business

Kirkland, Latoya Nicole; Lobby Attendant (Part-Time); Graylyn

Maher, Meghan Elizabeth; Assistant Collections Manager; Reynolda House

McHenry, Whitney Taylar; Server (Part-Time); Graylyn

McNett, Elyse; Asst Dir, Employer Development; School of Business

Messenkopf, Peggy Lantz; Accounting Assistant; Athletics

Newman, George Bryant; Operations & Engineering Mgr; WFDD Radio

Nolan, Elizabeth Burnette; Director, Faculty Affairs; School of Business

O’Brien, Carrie Elizabeth; Intl Std Advisor-Immigration; Int’l Students & Scholars

Pardy, Patrick Paul; Community Liaison/Prog. Coord.; Romance Languages

Scheidt, Joy Truluck; Assist Dir of Law Development; Advancement

Sides, Christian Vaughn; Laundry Attendant; Graylyn

Slater, Kourtney Desiree; Administrative Assistant; University Pky/Polo Road

Sloop, Eric Shane; Service Technician Level 1; Facilities & Campus Services

Smith, John W; Security Officer; University Police

Sparrow, Dane Brian; Videographer, Women’s Basketball; Athletics

Spreng, Richard Alan; Adjunct; School of Business

Terry, Joshua Obrian; Warehouse Assistant; ZSR Library

Thomasson, Darin Kent; Service Technician Level II; Facilities & Campus Services

Thompson, Katie Potts; Adjunct; Counseling

Wang, Yucheng; LL.M Teaching Assistant; School of Law

White, John G.; Director Enroll Mgmt MBA Prog; School of Business

Wilcox, Ashley May; Program Assistant; Graduate School

Young, Craig Alan; Service Technician II; Facilities & Campus Services

Goings

Adams, Ruth Ella; Facilities & Campus Services

Arnette, Gail Elizabeth; Financial & Accounting Service

Brown, Kristy Lauren; Campus Recreation

Buck, Brittany Nicole; Athletics: Administration

Chen, Yonghua; Physics

Jones, Jennifer; Advancement

Smith, Baylee Dawn; Procurement Services

Tindel, Amy Renee; School of Business

VanSice, Joanne; Economics

Vientos, John Graham; Information Systems

White, Edmund Taylor; School of Law

Will Ferguson, assistant director of news and communications, will join the National Association of Science Writers’ (NASW) public information officers committee for 2014. His appointment was voted on at the annual NASW meeting in November.

With more than 2,300 members, the NASW is the largest professional organization for science writers in the world. The 10-member PIO committee is one of three governing bodies in the organization responsible for maintaining standards, best practices and guidelines. Other members on the committee represent national research universities and institutions such as MIT, Duke, Michigan State, and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.

Ferguson, who joined the Office of Communications and External Relations in March, will convene with his peers on the committee for the first time during the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Feb. 14-17 in Chicago.

See a list of employees joining and leaving the University in November 2013:

Comings

• Allen, Lambeth Gray; National Programs Coord., Advancement:Alumni & Donor Services
• Dalton, Ashley Leonard; Protection Officer, Reynolda House
• Denlinger, Laura Corry; Admin. Assistant, Writing Center
• Donahue, Matthew Kevin; Parking Enforcement Officer, Facility & Campus Services
• Goonan, Justin Lee; Personal Trainer, Fitness Center
• Gore, Natasha Nimmons; Asst Dir., MA Enroll. Mgmt., School of Business
• Knight, Roddreka; Housekeeper, Graylyn
• Krause, Mary; Desk Clerk, Graylyn
• Maldonado, Andy E.; Security Officer, University Police
• Matthews, Zachary Scott; Asst. Dir., Ticket Operations, Athletics
• Oliver, Joseph L.; Butler/Concierge, Graylyn
• Pearman, Lukas James; Holder Transportation Assistant, Graylyn
• Powell, Robert William; Program Coord., LGBTQ Center
• Ramsey, Ashlee; Group Fitness Instructor, Fitness Center
• Shelton, Kris Rose; Instructional Designer, School of Business
• Wall, Allie J.; Transportation Assistant, Graylyn
• Whitfield-Smith, Ryan P.; Data Specialist, Advancement
• Wile, Alejandra Gonzalez; Group Fitness Instructor, Fitness Center

Goings

• Coleman, Tonia Nicole; Facilities & Campus Services
• Corley, Sherrece Duncan; Human Resources
• Cranfill, Mary Amber; Procurement Services
• Edwards, Gretchen Elizabeth; Advancement
• Graves, Barbara Evette; Facilities & Campus Services
• Maciag, Ashley Alexandra; Graylyn
• Mandigo, Esteban George; Facilities & Campus Services
• Palmer, Debra Marie; Financial & Accounting Service
• Quesinberry, Amy Susan; Graylyn
• Smith, Ramone Hugh; Graylyn
• Thomason, Roney Dean; Facilities & Campus Services
• Williams, April; Athletics
• Wynn, Kassim; Graylyn
• Yeh, Jia-Wei; School of Business

See a list of employment milestones reached by staff in December 2013: 

One year

Five years

10 years

15 years

25 years

Mauro

Harris

Alta Mauro, director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, and Wesley Harris (’08, MA ’12), assistant director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, recently attended the NASPA Multicultural Institute in Las Vegas.

Mauro and Harris presented “Best Practice in Leadership and Identity Development for Underrepresented Students of Color.” The session focused on Wake Forest’s M4 Initiative: Making Manhood Mean More, a nine-week discussion group for Black males created by the Office of Multicultural Affairs in 2010.

More information about The M4 Initiative is available here.

Khalid Griggs, assistant chaplain at Wake Forest University and imam of the Community Mosque of Winston-Salem, toured the United Kingdom addressing audiences in six cities and at five universities.

The tour was underwritten by Like Media, a Birmingham, England-based company that hosts Muslim speakers from around the world to lecture on a variety of subjects. Dubbed “Reflections,” Griggs’ tour included stops at Bristol, Nottingham Trent and Oxford universities.

Read more in the Winston-Salem Chronicle.

Associate Clinical Professor of Law Steve Virgil has been named executive director of experiential education for the Wake Forest University School of Law.

In his new role, Virgil will both support existing programs, including clinics, internships, externships and practicum extensions, and seek out new opportunities for meaningful experiential education. He will also provide support to faculty who integrate practical training into their doctrinal courses.

The position was created, in part, to help the law school adhere to proposed new standards set by the American Bar Association for oversight of experiential learning.

Virgil has served as founding director of Wake Forest’s Community Law and Business Clinic since 2008 and is also the founding director of the Institute for Public Engagement, a university-wide institute that promotes community based participatory research and engaged teaching.

He has practiced law for more than 20 years with an emphasis on community economic development and the nonprofit sector. His clients include nonprofit organizations of all sizes and scope, from neighborhood associations to major private foundations and he maintains an active pro bono public interest litigation practice.

He teaches courses on community economic development, poverty, evidence and the nonprofit sector.

John Shenette will join Wake Forest University as associate vice president for Facilities & Campus Services. Shenette brings extensive experience in facilities operations, including leadership roles at several institutions of higher education. Most recently, he served as associate vice president for facilities management at Smith College in Northampton, Mass. As a member of the President’s senior staff, Shenette has overseen areas such as Smith College’s construction management and planning, facilities renovations, grounds maintenance and utilities generation/cogeneration. He has earned a number of industry awards for excellence and innovation, and has conducted comprehensive research on opportunities facing the facilities environment.

Shenette will join the University in March.

An op-ed, “Freedom, to live, must be understood,” written by David Coates, Worrell Chair in Anglo-American Studies, generated so much response when it ran in the Greensboro News & Record in December that editorial writer Doug Clark followed up with a column of his own on Jan. 8 about Coates’ ideas and the discussion that followed.

Clark wrote:  “Coates, a professor of Anglo-American Studies at Wake Forest University, used the example of the Affordable Care Act to briefly examine the conflict between “negative” and “positive” freedoms. ‘We enjoy negative freedom when we are free from rules blocking our ability to act,’ Coates wrote. ‘We enjoy positive freedom when we possess enough resources to act as we wish.’”

Read Clark’s full editorial in the Greensboro News & Record. Coates regularly writes about U.S. politics on Huffington Post (see www.davidcoates.net), and is the author of several books.

Gail Bretan has joined the Office of the Chaplain as the University’s Director of Jewish Life.  She began Jan. 6.

Bretan will provide pastoral leadership to Jewish students, staff and faculty including opportunities for worship, prayer, mentoring and counseling.  She will also be a resource for the student group Hillel and offer non-Jewish student opportunities to learn about the Jewish faith.

Bretan also serves as the volunteer coordinator for Jewish Family Services in Greensboro. She has a Ph.D. in educational studies with a concentration in cultural foundations from UNC Greensboro, a master’s degree in counseling from the University of Arizona and a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Northwood University.

Students, faculty and staff are invited to a Welcome Reception in the Hillel lounge in Collins Residence Hall this afternoon, Jan. 17, from 4 – 5:30 p.m.

Yvonne Greenlee, who has been a physician assistant in the Student Health Service for 41 years, retired Jan. 17.

When she was hired in September of 1972, Greenlee was the first physician assistant ever hired on campus.  At the time, she was told she was also the first African-American professional staff member at the University.  She was in the second graduating class of the School of Medicine’s physician assistant program.

“Personally, I still recall the impact she had on my life when I entered Wake Forest in 1976 because she was the first black woman I’d met in the medical field other than those in nursing,” said Barbee Oakes, Wake Forest’s assistant provost for diversity and inclusion. “As a pioneer, her resilience, courage and professionalism influenced my decision to pursue graduate studies.”

Greenlee said being a physician assistant suited her personality. “I have the fun of seeing students and trying to diagnose them.  A lot involved in helping students is reminding them that they are going to get through it.”

On her last day, she said she was rereading some of the letters students have sent her over the years.  “I like knowing I helped someone and that they realize I helped them.”

Williams

Sizemore

Magjuka

Campus life leaders Marianne Magjuka, Shelley Sizemore and Matt Williams, have been recognized as Wake Forest University’s 2014 Martin Luther King Jr. “Building the Dream” award winners.

The award is traditionally presented to a student and a professor or administrator from both Wake Forest and Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) who exemplify King’s qualities and promote diversity within the community. This year, one student and three campus leaders were recognized at Wake Forest.

Magjuka, Sizemore and Williams were recognized for planning and leading a weeklong Alternative Spring Break civil rights tour through Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee. Thirty-three students in eight days visited the National Civil Rights Museum, the National Voting Rights Museum, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and Archives, The Edmund Pettus Bridge and the Southern Poverty Law Center, among other places.

Alta Mauro, director of the Office of Multicultural Affairs, designed the co-curricular initiative with Magjuka and the two worked to develop educational lessons to help the multi-racial, multi-ethnic group of students to reflect on issues of race, gender, power and privilege. As a member of the award-granting body, Mauro chose not to be recognized formally in connection with the award.

Junior Gracie Harrington received the student award.

Faculty, staff and students at Wake Forest submit “Building the Dream” award nominations for their respective universities and a committee of representatives from each school selects winners. The recipients were recognized at an annual banquet celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. held at Wake Forest on Jan. 20.

Read the full story: “Voices for justice“

See a list of employees joining and leaving the University in December 2013:

Comings

Allen, Dajour Rashad; Fitness Center Attendant, Fitness Center

Bari, Chad Matthew; Assist Dir, Sports Perf FB, Athletics

Bishop, Tyler J; Advancement, Data & Reporting Svcs

Capistrano, Katrina M.; Asst Dir, Alum Relations School of Business

Clawson, David Paul; Head Coach, Football, Athletics

Cohen, Dave; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Elko, Michael; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Flowers, Edward Judson; Service Technician II, Athletics

Gaudinez, Kenneth Kyle; Assistant Director, Event Ops; Athletics

Harris, John Bryce Marshall; Student Worker, Donor Experien; Advancement

Higgins, Kevin Fulton; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Hondros, Pamela Eyvonne; Law Exam Monitor, School of Law

Hourigan, Brandon George; Director, Sports Perfor. FB, Athletics

Hunter, John Luther; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Mendez Estrada, Jorge Junior; Intern, Office of Investments

Patella, Matthew ; Server (Part-Time), Graylyn

Petrizzi, Sean; Ticket Sales Consultant, Athletics

Ruggiero, Warren David; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Scheier, Adam J; Assistant Coach, Football, Athletics

Snow, Jordan Leigh; Assistant Dance Coach, Athletics

Goings

Chang, Kengming; Chemistry

Collis, Jeffrey E.; Registrar’s Office

Griffith, Ross Arnold; Institutional Research

Knight, Roddreka; Graylyn: Rooms

Law, Mary Kate; Psychology

Marcial-Noyola, Edu  ; Graylyn

Patterson, Alaina Joy; Graylyn

Peele, Terry Everette; Campus Recreation

Rose, Tyson E.; Athletics

Skinner, Marina Antoinette; Divinity

Swicegood, Judith G.; Physics

Tanner, Cameron David; Residence Life & Housing

Yokeley, Kellen G.; Graylyn

The University’s Staff Advisory Council launched its first electronic newsletter in January, with plans for monthly newsletters to be available to staff and others interested in receiving it.

The SAC’s website offers easy directions for registering to receive the monthly newsletter.  All that is required is providing one’s name and e-mail address.

The newsletter features the SAC’s new logo, developed last fall.

The initial newsletter was sent mostly to SAC members with directions on how they could pass it along to a colleague.  The newsletter also explains how one can register to receive it.

The current newsletter announces that Director of Athletics Ron Wellman will speak at the Jan. 28 SAC meeting in Farrell Hall’s Broyhill Auditorium.  All staff members are welcome to attend the meeting that will run from 9:30 to 11 a.m.

Wellman plans to provide an update on what is happening at Lawrence Joel Veterans Coliseum, explain upcoming changes at the ACC and their impact on Wake Forest, and discuss Wake Forest’s unique position in the ACC.

The newsletter also offers information about the previous SAC meeting, including highlights of a presentation by Penny Rue, vice president for campus life.

The Internal Revenue Service has announced its 403(b) retirement plan limits for 2014. The University is providing this information online, in place of distributing packets, to aid sustainability efforts.  You may click to review the limits and obtain information on viewing and changing your personal contribution.

Individual contribution limits may apply based on age, salary and past contributions. If you have questions about your contribution limit, please contact Human Resources at 336-758-4700 or AskHR@wfu.edu.

Ed Morris, director of the Wake Forest Historical Museum, was recently profiled in the Raleigh News & Observer by Marti Maguire.

“It’s been about 180 years since Wake Forest College was founded on a plot of farmland northeast of Raleigh, giving birth also to the town that still bears its name,” writes Maguire.

“The college, now Wake Forest University, moved to Winston-Salem in 1956. Yet the shared history of town and college is remembered in fond detail at the Wake Forest Historical Museum, where a wreath made from the hair of local residents shares billing with the original Demon Deacon tuxedo. Ed Morris has spent the past eight years breathing new life into the museum. He has helped assemble, in a new building, artifacts collected over more than 50 years to create a coherent tale of both town and college.”

Read the full story here.

See a list of employment milestones reached by staff in January 2014:

One year

Jonathan Seth Barwick; Business, Compliance Specialist; Athletics

Danielle N. Beringer; Biomechanics Lab Coordinator; Health & Exercise Science

Taylor Duane Book; Coordinator, Intramural Sports; Campus Recreation

Sarah Beckwith Dale; Assistant Registrar Online; Registrar’s Office

Alexa Dewyer Edwards; Research Associate; Education

Susan Thomas Geis; Administrative Coordinator; Advancement

George B. Hairston; Applications Administrator; Information Systems

Yuan Li; Senior Research Scientist; Physics

Fiona Christina McCormick; Director of International Programs; School of Law

Paige Leslie Meltzer; Director; Women’s Center

Carol Ann Moore Harris; Administrative Coordinator, Donor Services; Advancement

Sabrina Denise Setaro; Data Collection Asssistant; Biology

Trevor Hunter Spathelf; Assistant Director, Marketing; Athletics

Catherine Steffan; Assistant Director Enroll Mgmt; School of Business

Taylor Evans Stubblefield; Assistant Coach, Football; Athletics

Mark Allen Tirrell; Marketing Manager; School of Business

Pamela Jean Venable; Security Officer; University Police

Five years

William E. Kennard; Groundskeeper; Facilities & Campus Services

10 years

Mary Frances Jefferson; Day Porter; Facilities & Campus Services

15 years

Sharon Cartner Anderson; Director Strategic Initiatives; Financial & Accounting Service

Teresa Atkins Leonard; Accounts Payable Rep.; Financial & Accounting Service

Brian M. Pearce; Associate Director, IT Infrastructure; Information Systems

Donna E. Simmons; Administrative Coordinator; Philosophy

20 years

Christian Joel Burris; Head of Serial Acquisitions; Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Joe Maxwell Floyd; Director; Campus Recreation

Diane Elizabeth Wise; Administrative Coordinator; Procurement Services

25 years

Amy Leach Comer; Associate Director; Research & Sponsored Programs

See a list of faculty and staff milestones in February 2014:

1 year

Melanie C. Bledsoe; Admin Asst, MA Program; WFUSB-Instruction

Amy Bull; Employer Experience Manager; OPCD: Recruiting & Operations

Diego Castaneda; Assistant Coach, Volleyball; Athletics: Volleyball – Women

Barbara B. Collie; Business Mgmt Asst; IS: Administration

Michelle Renee Fender; Data Integrity Specialist; Financial & Accounting Service

Susan Thomas Geis; Administrative Coordinator; Advancement

Deborah Ashe Lafferty; Administrative Secretary; Dean of Wake Forest College

Yuan Li; Senior Research Scientist; Physics

Kenneth Murczek; Head Coach, Volleyball; Athletics: Volleyball – Women

Sarah Elizabeth Rumely; Assistant Coach, Volleyball; Athletics: Volleyball – Women

Ed Eugene Sheridan; Transportation Assistant; Graylyn

Lawrence Fleming Smith; Transportation Assistant; Graylyn

Joshua Brian Strickland; Athletics Asst,Recruting-Media; Athletics: Football

Taylor Evans Stubblefield; Assistant Coach, Football; Athletics: Football

Richard Sutton; Assistant Coach, Field Hockey; Athletics: Field Hockey – Women

5 years

Charles D. Hiatt; Associate Librarian; Z. Smith Reynolds Library (faculty)

Tracy Robin Stegman; Licensure Officer; Education

Fifteen years

Lisa F. Jones; Campus Financial Services Rep; Financial & Accounting Service

Hue An Nguyen; Facilities Assistant; WFUSB-Facilities-WS

Ronald Heath Whitlock; Service Technician; Facilities and Campus Services

Twenty years

Anna B. Harris; Analyst/Programmer, Architect; Information Systems

Patricia A. Starkey; Administrative Assistant; School of Law

Thirty years

Paul E. Sheff; Turf Coordinator/Spec Projects; Facilities and Campus Services

Forty years

Donnie Lee Adams; Manager, Maintenance Services; Facilities and Campus Services

See a list of employees joining and leaving the University in January 2014:

Comings

Ali, Omar H.­; Adjunct­ History­

Allamby, Erwin O’Neal; ­Graylyn

Aycock, Sherrie Lynn­; Adjunct Instructor­, School of Business, Instruction­

Baxter, Kaylan Sheree­; Asst Dir, Office of Diversity & Inclusion­

Bordogna, Martha Carmen­; Law Admissions Fellow, School of Law, LL.M. Program­

Bretan, Gail Helene; ­Program Director, Jewish Life­, Chaplain’s Office­

Briggs, Cynthia Ann; ­Adjunct­ Counseling­

Briscoe, Susan Fuller­; Adjunct School of Business, Instruction

Buffkin, Thomas R.; ­Adjunct­ Counseling­

Cardi, Vincent Paul­; Adjunct­ School of Law, Instruction­

Carter, Max Leon; ­Adjunct,­ School of Divinity

Correa, Silvia; ­Admin. Assist. Inter., Programs­ College Interdisciplinary Studies­

Cruz, Kimberly Ann­Water; Fitness Instructor,­ Campus Recreation­

Dean, James Aaron; ­Adjunct­ School of Law, Instruction­

Decker, Paul Jay­; Adjunct Instructor,­ Counseling­

Dontcheva, Iana-Maria Koleva­; Adjunct Instructor, ­Communication

Dvorscak, Christine; Administrative Coordinator, University Advancement

Eaves, Edward Henry; ­Adjunct Assistant Professor­, Health & Exercise Science­

Eller, Jeffrey Michael; ­Head of Acquistions & Descript, Z. Smith Reynolds Library­

Elliott, Margaret Parks­; Adjunct, ­School of Divinity

Gert, Heather Joy­; Adjunct Faculty­, Philosophy

Giannini, John Joseph; ­Part-Time Prof, Phil ­Instruction and Support­

Hantgan, Roy R; ­Adjunct­ Chemistry­

Harmon, Aaron Richard; ­Adjunct Assistant Professor­, Communication­

Heath, Donald Ray­; Adjunct­ School of Business,Instruction­

Hipp, Travis Newman­; Tutor­ Athletics Student, Athletes Svcs

Jones, Stacy Hope; ­Coordinator of Comm & Public R,­ School of Law, External Affairs­

Kellogg, Audrey Denton­; Library Specialist II, School of Law, Professional Ctr Library­

King, Nancy M.P.­; Adjunct ­School of Law, Instruction­

Lopina, Colleen Pierce;­ Tutor­ Athletics Student, Athletes Svcs­

Lotterhos, Kathleen E.; ­Assistant Professor of Biology­

Martin, Anthony  ­Cook III­; Graylyn, Food Services

Masicampo, Melissa Lynn­; Adjunct ­Psychology­

McCulloch, Michael T.­Tutor­; Athletics: Student Athletes Svcs­

McKee, Rebecca G.­; Student Coordinator­ Physics­

Miziko, Anthony Scott; ­Dean’s Fellow­, School of Law, Instruction­

Morton, Ruth Norcia­; Adjunct­ School of Law, Instruction­

Mulbah, Asil;  ­Director, High School Relation­, Athletics, Football­

Olson, Tara Koeval; ­Adjunct Instructor­ School of Business, Instruction

Pitts, James Herbert­; Part-Time Police Officer,­ University Police­

Robertson, Michael Lee­; Electrician­ Facilities and Campus Services

Rubino, Anna;  ­Adjunct­ English­

Russo, Johnny Mike­; Part-Time Police Officer­, University Police­

Scholl, Mark Boyd­; Associate Prof. of Counseling­

Simmons-Burke, D’Walla;  ­Adjunct ­School of Divinity

Smith, Jack Douglas; ­Tutor ­Athletics: Student Athletes Svcs­

Smith, Teresa R.­; Part-Time Faculty­ Women’s and Gender Studies

Snapp, Melissa Williams; ­Adjunct­ Counseling­

Staton, Monesha Lakesia­; Library Specialist III­, Z. Smith Reynolds Library

Tabacca, Nicholas Paul; ­Assistant Coach, Football­, Athletics

Tomberlin, Allison Clarice; ­Adjunct Professor of Law, ­School of Law, Instruction­

Valles, Damian;  ­HPC Unix SA, Associate­ Information Systems, Infrastructure­

Vestal, Claudia G; ­ Part-Time Instructor ­Romance Languages­

Virgil, Sheila Monen­; Asst. Dean of Dev, Sch of Divinity­

Whitt-Glover, Melicia;  ­Adjunct­ Health & Exercise Science­

Wright, Tomica Yvonne­; Adjunct ­Counseling­

Goings

Baker, John Austin; Facilities and Campus Services

Barefoot, Stuart; WFDD Radio

Beedoe, Archie;  Facilities and Campus Services

Beeson, Patrick S.;  Advancement: Digital Communications

Bennett, Lance E.; School of Business, Enrollment Management

Green, Elizabeth Myers; School of Law, Registrar’s Office

Greenlee, Frances K.Y. Claytor; Student Health Services

Griffin, Geoffrey Randell, Facilities and Campus Services

Hamilton, Tracy Jill; School of Law, Registrar’s Office

Hassler, Tiffany Dawn; Benson Student Center

Hughes, Jimmy Allen; Facilities and Campus Services

Jeter, Shelia Laverne; Facilities and Campus Services

Jones, Cynthia A.; School of Law, Registrar’s Office

Kessler, Janet Faye; School of Law, Registrar’s Office

Kessler, Tim Richard; School of Law, Registrar’s Office

Knorr, Brian K.; Athletics Football

Mock, Sherrod Jamal; Facilities and Campus Services

Morgan, Christy L.; Athletics Field Hockey – Women

Pearman, Lukas James Holder; Graylyn, Guest Services

Rone, Ronald; Facilities and Campus Services

Scott, Davon Edward; Facilities and Campus Services

Smith, Michael Todd; Facilities and Campus Services

Worthy, Chuntcey De’vonta Lamar FACS: Custodial Services