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PHOTOS: Cleveland State Presents Service Awards

Monday, August 20, 2012

  • The following employees were awarded service awards for five years of service to the college: (Pictured from left to right) John Hannah, Aaron Bryant, David Laman, Allan Gentry, Matt Tolbert, Miranda Cagle, and Bob Uhl. Not pictured: Suzanne Bennett, Susan Birdwell, Gene Howard, and Roger Regenthal.

  • The following employees were awarded a service award for ten years of service to Cleveland State Community College. (Pictured from left to right) Nancy LaBine and Holly Vincent.

  • The following employees were awarded a service award for 15 years of service to Cleveland State Community College. (Pictured from left to right) Dr. Carl Hite, CSCC President, Michelle Jenkins, and Dan Lumpkin.

  • The following employees were awarded a service award for 20 years of service to Cleveland State Community College. (Pictured from left to right): Sam Ofori, Karen Wyrick, Tom Fox, and May Daniel. Not pictured: Glendia Ball and Neil Greenwood.

  • The following employees were awarded a service award for 25 years of service to Cleveland State Community College. (Pictured from left to right): Linda Everett and Wilma Ownby.

  • The following employees were awarded a service award for 30 years of service to Cleveland State Community College. (Pictured from left to right) Joyce Brock and Tony Fox.

  • Sherra Witt was awarded a service award for 35 years of service to Cleveland State Community College.

  • Five CSCC employees were recognized at the fall in-service for receiving degrees. Pictured from left to right: Maureen Baksh-Griffin received her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. Michelle Jenkins received her Master of Science in Education from Arkansas Tech University. Jason Holcomb received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Healthcare Management from Bryan College. Joyce Chapman received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Business Management from Bryan College. Marchelle Wear received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: Business Management from Bryan College. Not pictured: Indumathi Kamma received her Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Alabama A & M.

  • Three CSCC employees were recommended and approved to receive tenure from the Tennessee Board of Regents. (Pictured from left to right): Allan Gentry, Miranda Cagle and Matt Tolbert.

  • The following CSCC employees were recommended and approved to receive a promotion from the Tennessee Board of Regents. (Pictured from left to right): Paul Puckett, Assisant Professor; Jason Holcomb, Assistant Professor; DeVette Carter, Assistant Professor; Molly Augustine, Assistant Professor; Verrill Norwood, Assistant Professor; May Daniel, Assistant Professor; Elizabeth Moseley, Assistant Professor; and Dr. Megen Saez, Assistant Professor. Not pictured: Miranda Cagle, Associate Professor.

  • The following employees were recognized for being hired over the past year at Cleveland State: (Pictured from left to right) Back Row: Maureen Baksh-Griffin, Nursing Instructor; Donna Brogdon, Business Instructor; Sonia Calvin, Accountant 3; Jeff Reep, Senior Designer; Ben Estes, Chemistry Instructor; James Canipe, Economics Instructor. (Pictured from left to right) Front Row: Priscilla Simms, Nursing Instructor; Vickie Still, Title III Nursing Lab Tech; Dawn Sanford, Financial Aid Counselor; Tracey Wright, Director of Special Programs and Community Development; Cynthia Brooks, Business Instructor; Penny Gibbons, Counselor/Coordinator of Advising Services. Not pictured: Ben Collins, Maintenance Utility Worker; Sarah Copeland, Director of Library Services; Andy Cross, Financial Aid Counselor; Jerry Gibson, Custodian; Sherry Holloway, Title III Service-Learning Coordinator; Lisa Janes, Small Business Specialist; Indumathi Kamma, Physics Instructor; Adam Lowe, Director of Institutional Advancement; Sherry Marlow, Title III Activity and Learning Engagement Coordinator; Dorothy Monroe, Nursing Instructor; Jean Moses, Athens Site Evening Coordinator; Mitchell Norwood, Maintenance Utility Worker; David Sexton, Title III PC/Network Tech; Yong Wilson, Title III Curriculum Redesign Specialist; and Serena Young, Custodian.

  • Alejandra Hoffer, Associate Professor of Spanish, was recently recognized as the 2012 Service-Learning Champion at Cleveland State Community College. The Service-Learning Champion Award is a faculty/staff nominated award honoring a fellow member who has demonstrated commitment to the promotion of service-learning. (Pictured from left to right): Susan Webb-Curtis, Director of Service-Learning and Cooperative Education; Sherry Holloway, Service-Learning Coordinator, Hoffer, and Dr. Carl Hite, CSCC President.

  • The CSCC Nursing Department was recently recognized as the winner of the first Service-Learning Champion Team Award. Service-learning is integrated into all nursing classes, and all faculty team members contribute and/or serve as mentors. In addition to leading the charge for service-learning, many of the nursing faculty members give liberally of their time to various community projects. (Pictured from left to right): front row: Joyce Chapman, Dawn Steele, Vickie Still, Judy Norton, and Sonya Franklin. Back row: Sherry Holloway, Service-Learning Coordinator, Susan Webb-Curtis, Director of Service-Learning and Cooperative Education, Nancy LaBine, Nancy Herrig, Victoria Hight, Lisa Ste. Marie, Kelly Ford, Priscilla Simms, and Maureen Baksh-Griffith. Not pictured: Millie Carroll, Jennifer Shearer, and Nancy Thomas.


Cleveland State Community College held an in-service training for faculty and staff. Many employees were honored with service awards at the event.

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