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Johnelle (DeBusk) Hunt was featured in the construction and real estate section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business. Hunt was the ÿ�մ�����վ Distinguished Alumni Award recipient in 2003.

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Henry Hawk ’62, ’67 was a 2019 Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame inductee.

Quincy Coleman ’69, ’73, a 36-year educator, retired coach and staff member in the Van Buren School District, was selected to be a 2018 inductee into the Van Buren High School Hall of Honor.

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Dr. Terry Fiddler ’70 was appointed to the ÿ�մ�����վ Board of Trustees. His appointment expires in 2026.

J.B. Pendergraft ’71 was a 2019 Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame inductee.

Fred Bean ’72 was a 2018 Arkansas Insurance Hall of Fame inductee. Bean is the president of Bean Hamilton Corporate Benefits in Little Rock.

Richard “Dick” O’Neal ’72 completed an autobiography titled “Dreaming of the Majors: Living in the Bush” under the name Dick “Lefty” O’Neal. The book is in the Baseball Hall of Fame Library in Cooperstown, New York, and the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Kansas City, Missouri.

Michael “Mike” New ’75 was a 2019 Wampus Cat Sports Hall of Fame inductee.

Dr. A. Wesley Burks ’76 was named dean of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, vice chancellor for Medical Affairs and CEO of UNC Health Care.

Rush F. Harding III ’76 was featured in the banking and finance section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business. Harding was the ÿ�մ�����վ Distinguished Alumni Award recipient in 2007.

Margaret (Roetzel) Sorrows ’77 has been named a Journalism Education Association Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. She was honored at the JEA/NSPA Spring National High School Journalism Convention in Anaheim, California, held April 25-27.

William “Bill” Waddell Jr. ’78 received the Mary and Ira Brumley Award for Religious Education at the 34th annual Steel-Hendrix Awards banquet.

Mary (Moore) Caldwell ’79, ’94 has been named a certified nutrition support clinician by the National Board of Nutrition Support Certification.

Lisa (Freeman) Stephens ’79 was the 2018 Best of Faulkner County winner in the accountant category, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

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LuAnn (Crick) Dwinell ’80 joined Weichert, Realtors – The Griffin Company as a realtor in the Bentonville office.

Dr. Dana L. Fox ’80, ’84 has been selected as the new dean of the Arkansas Tech University Graduate College.

Dr. Michael “Mike” Wood ’83 was the 2018 Best of Faulkner County winner in the OB/GYN category, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

John “Johnny” Adams ’84, ’90 was the 2018 Best of Faulkner County winner in the best boss category, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

Tab Townsell ’84 was the 2018 Dan Nabholz Award recipient, presented at the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) class graduation. The Dan Nabholz Award is presented to a graduate of the leadership program who has exhibited special leadership qualities and dedication to the community.

Lori (Hawkins) Case Melton ’85 has been named the 2018 Best of Faulkner County Person of the Year, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

C.C. “Chip” Culpepper ’86, principal and chief creative officer of Mangan Holcomb Partners/Team SI in Little Rock, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Dr. Billy Reid McBay ’86 has joined Conway Medical Group.

Dr. Collie Shaw Jr. ’86 was the 2018 Best of Faulkner County winner in the audiologist category, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

Janet McPhate ’87 has been hired as a senior operation officer at First Service Bank.

Laura Abbott ’88, ’96, a former cross-country athlete, has been inducted into the Class of 2018 ÿ�մ�����վ Sports Hall of Fame.

Stephen “Marshall” Stewart ’88 was featured in the poultry and agriculture section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Michael “Brad” Hegeman ’89, ’96 was featured in the construction and real estate section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Margaret (Barsocchi) Willis ’89 has been promoted from media planner and buyer to senior media planner and buyer at CJRW in Little Rock.

Vickey Kirkemier was awarded Outstanding Woman in Business at the 2018 Women in Business Luncheon presented by the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Carol (Burke) Fleming ’90, ’91 was named the 2018 recipient of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association Dorothy Dreyer Award for Volunteerism.

Wanda (Adams) King ’90 was promoted to director of federal employee program operations and special projects lead for internal operations at Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Little Rock.

Drew May ’90 has been promoted to chief customer officer at Acxiom Corp.

Dr. Jeff Standridge ’90 was featured in
the industry section of the inaugural
edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published
by Arkansas Business.

Steven Wells ’90 has become a board-certified nurse practitioner and works in the emergency department at Mercy Hospital
Fort Smith.

Ginny Wilson ’90 was hired as director of finance for the Walton Arts Center.

Roger “Todd” Wooten ’90 was named on the Little Rock’s Best Lawyers 2018 list, presented by Little Rock Soiree Magazine.

Suzanne (Faith) Bailey ’91 is the Arkansas Department of Education’s new assistant commissioner for educator effectiveness
and licensure.

Clint Rhoden ’91 has been named executive director of the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System. He previously served as the associate director of operations.

Amy (Vint) Fecher ’92 was featured in the government and policy section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Donna (Sossamon) Townsell ’92 was the Diamond Achievement Award recipient at the 2018 Women in Business luncheon, presented by the Conway Area Chamber of Commerce.

Karen (Wright) Garrett ’93 was featured in the banking and finance section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Marcia Atkinson ’94 has been promoted to president of the CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute.

Doralee (Idelman) Chandler ’94 was named the director of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Division of the Department of Finance by Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

Brad Lacy ’94 was featured in the economic development section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Corey Moline ’95, Arkansas Community Foundation CFO, was a finalist in the nonprofit organization category for the Arkansas Business 2018 CFO of the Year Awards.

Bryan Duke ’96, partner at Friday, Eldredge & Clark, was named on the Little Rock’s Best Lawyers 2018 list, presented by Little Rock Soiree Magazine.

Victoria (Byrd) Lamb ’96, manager of business operations at Arkansas Electric Cooperatives Inc., has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Rosalyn “Denise” (Ealy) Perry ’96, Sandstone Real Estate Group, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Lori (Windle) Quinn ’96, ’16 joined the Faulkner County affiliate of the Arkansas Community Foundation. Her three-year board appointment began July 1, 2018.

William “Bishop” Woosley ’96 was featured in the quality of life section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Shawn Bell ’97 has been named director of the Center for Math and Science Education at the University of Arkansas.

Lori Burrows ’97 was featured in the
industry leaders section of the inaugural
edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published
by Arkansas Business.

Amy (Kimbrell) Denton ’97, ’98 was featured in the education and health care section of the inaugural edition of the Arkansas 250 list, published by Arkansas Business.

Dr. Sarah Robertson ’97 joined the hospitalist staff of Conway Regional Health System on July 13, 2018.

Lorrie (Payne) Trogden ’97 has been chosen by the Arkansas Bankers Association board of directors to lead as its new president and CEO. She is the first woman to have the job.

Shannon Greenway ’98, ’00, Milestones Services Inc., graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Nicole Lovell ’98, JD has been elected to the board of Mitchell Williams Selig Gates & Woodyard in Little Rock.

Michelle (Naron) Phillips ’98, CPA joined the Faulkner County affiliate of the Arkansas Community Foundation. Her three-year board appointment began July 1, 2018.

Dr. Kristen (Glover) Riddle ’98 was officially sworn in to the National Community Pharmacists Association board of directors for a three-year term.

Dr. Matthew Totten ’98 has been awarded a Degree of Fellow from the American Academy of Family Physicians during the academy’s annual meeting in New Orleans.

Jennifer (Martinez) Belt ’99 is the CEO of her nonprofit consulting startup, Martinez Belt Consulting of Little Rock.

Ahna Davis ’99 was named the new principal at Cabot Freshman Academy.

Arrington “Trey” Hooten ’99, Central Arkansas Finance, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Justin Leavell ’99 has been named the new director of IT at Mainstream Technologies in Little Rock. He has worked for Mainstream since 2009.

Ashley Peterson ’99, ’05, Entergy Arkansas, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Chad Rawls was named executive vice president and executive director of credit and loan operations at Simmons Bank.

Lt. Col. Jeremy Sparks has joined Central Arkansas Water as the new chief
innovation officer.

Patty Shipp has been named the new Governor’s Mansion administrator, previously serving as the mansion’s financial officer.

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Graham Gordy ’00 co-wrote, produced and played a supporting role in the comedy screenplay “Antiquities,” which was shot on location in Arkansas. The film landed in select theaters across the country January 2019.

Dr. Vance Lewis ’00, ÿ�մ�����վ assistant professor of management, has been selected as an
ambassador to the Academy of Management’s Management Education and
Development Division.

Kerrie (Fleming) Diaz ’01, vice president of marketing at Snyder Environmental, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Dr. Keegan (David) Nichols ’01, Arkansas Tech University vice president for student services, was among the featured speakers at the 2018 NASPA Region IV-West Conference in Wichita, Kansas.

Mindy (Loveday) Pipkin ’01, ÿ�մ�����վ associate general counsel and compliance officer, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Dana (Maxwell) Wills ’01, CPA graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Stephanie (McNespey) Worthey ’01, principal at Springhill Elementary in Greenbrier, was recognized as a 2018 National Distinguished Principal during the National Association of Elmentary School Principals program Oct. 11-12, 2018, in Washington, D.C.

Jon “Brandon” Barbaree ’02, ’06 has been hired as the head football coach at Fountain Lake Charter High School.

Faulkner County Circuit Court Judge Troy Braswell ’02 was awarded the Outstanding Community Leader Award from the Conway Morning Rotary Club in July 2018.

Chris Carnahan ’02, JD was appointed district court judge in Faulkner and Van Buren counties, Ninth District, Division Two by Gov. Asa Hutchinson.

Clinton “Clint” Mickle ’02 was a participant in the Arkansas Business Executive Leadership Academy 2018 Class.

Shannon (Samples) Newton ’02, Arkansas Trucking Association president, received the American Trucking Association’s President’s Trucking Association Executives Council Leadership Award during the association’s 85th Management Conference and Exhibition.

Matt Schroeder ’02, ‘06 was awarded the 2018 Fisheries Division Mike Freeze Excellence in Fisheries Award, presented by Arkansas Game and Fish Commission.

Tasha (Sossamon) Taylor ’02, partner at Taylor & Taylor Law Firm P.A., was named on the 2018 list of Little Rock’s Best Lawyers, presented by Little Rock Soiree Magazine.

Chris Wilson ’02, Virco Manufacturing Group, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Benjamin “Ben” Carroll ’03, vice president and human resources manager at Arvest Bank, is a part of the 22nd class of Forty
Under 40 honorees, presented by Talk
Business & Politics.

Dr. Shaneil (Fuller) Ealy ’03 has been named associate vice president for the Division of Outreach and Community Engagement at ÿ�մ�����վ. She has worked for the division for the past 15 years.

Dr. Jeremy S. Owoh ’03 has been appointed superintendent of the Pine Bluff School District. Owoh had been assistant commissioner of teacher licensure and effectiveness for the state Department of Education since
July 1, 2017.

Deandriea Bass-Carrigan ’04, Arkansas Rehabilitation Services, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI)
Class of 2018.

Amy (Robbins) Broyles ’04, ’17, APRN joined the Conway Regional Advanced Pain Management Center.

William Cunningham ’04 has been named director of finance for Entergy Arkansas. He began his utility career in 2002 at Entergy Arkansas in Conway as a distribution engineer.

David “Dave” Holland ’04 has been hired as a loan manager at First National Bank of NWA. He previously worked at First Security Bank as a senior vice president.

Elizabeth “Beth” Jimmerson ’04, Conway Corp., graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Tasha (Schoonover) Terry ’04 is a 2008 graduate from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law. She adopted her son in December 2017 and opened her own law firm, Law Office of Tasha Terry PLLC, in July 2018.

Robin (Hudson) Gifford ’05 was the 2018 ÿ�մ�����վ Department of Political Science Distinguished Alum Award winner.

Dr. Lauren (Nash) Hendrix ’05 has joined the Conway Regional Medical Staff. Hendrix, a urologist, is practicing at Arkansas Urology’s offices in Conway.

Amanda (Morgan) Hoelzeman ’05 was named director of media relations at ÿ�մ�����վ.

Dr. Pearl McElfish ’05 has been promoted to vice chancellor for the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Northwest Arkansas campus in Fayetteville. She previously served as the associate vice chancellor.

Paul Bradley ’06, ’10 has joined the
Conway Regional Health Foundation board
of directors.

Michael Chapman ’06 has been promoted to director, Power Supply and Major Accounts at Conway Corp. Chapman began his career at Conway Corp. in 2005 as a land
acquisition coordinator.

Bethany Gulley Pike ’06, JD, attorney at The Elrod Firm, was named on the Little Rock’s Best Lawyers 2018 list, presented by Little Rock Soiree Magazine.

Dustin Seaton ’06, gifted and talented specialist at Northwest Arkansas Education Service Cooperative, is a part of the 22nd class of Forty Under 40 honorees, presented by Talk Business & Politics.

Amy (Bynum) Whitehead ’06, ’08 has been promoted to assistant vice president of community and workforce development in the Division of Outreach and Community Engagement at ÿ�մ�����վ.

Thomas “Tommy” Bittle ’07 graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Tami Burcham-Edwards ’07 was recently named the new principal at Collegeville Elementary School in Bryant. She spent the past six years as an assistant principal at Ida Burns Elementary School in Conway.

Jessica (Carter) Clawson ’07 graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Rebekah (Gardner) Fincher ’07, ÿ�մ�����վ Alumni Association board member, was honored with the Alice C. Huenefueld Award from Delta Zeta National Sorority, an award that recognizes the Outstanding CCD (College Chapter Director) for the biennium.

Tongtong Gong ’07, co-founder and COO
of Amberdata, received a Top Women in Cloud Award at CloudNOW’s seventh annual Top Women Entrepreneurs in Cloud
Innovation Awards.

Chanley Painter ’07, JD has been hired as a legal correspondent for the new Court TV, a cable TV channel that was relaunched by E.W. Scripps Co. in May 2019.

Dr. Mia (Green) Phillips ’07 has been named director of the Multicultural Center in the Division of Student Affairs at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.

Jessica Molinaro ’08 married William “Camren” Abshure ’06, ’10 on Oct. 6, 2018, in Destin, Florida.

Wes Dyson ’08 has joined Williamson Insurance Agency as an account executive.

Adrienne (Morris) Griffis ’08, attorney at Dover Dixon Horne PLLC, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Matthew “Matt” Kelley ’08 has recently joined AgHeritage Farm Credit Services Central Office as a credit analyst trainee.

Nathan Kinard ’08, CFP was a participant in the Arkansas Business Executive Leadership Academy 2018 Class.

Dr. Anthony “Tony” Manning ’08 has joined the medical staff of Conway Regional Health System. He will practice at Surgical Associates of Conway.

Jana “Leigh” (Methvin) Reno ’08, ’10 has been accepted into Harding University’s Physician Assistant School.

Allissa (Curtis) Sims ’08, JD has been elected partner at Kutak Rock’s law office in Fayetteville.

Corey Throneberry ’08 has been hired as a loan officer at First Service Bank.

Sarah Burnett ’09 is the new director of the Arkansas Tech University Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Education Collaborative on the Russellville campus.

Randi (Gottsponer) Chambers ’09, ’10, CPA has been promoted to a senior assurance manager at HoganTaylor LLP.

Katie (Cox) Cooper ’09 has been named the new creative director at Baldwin & Shell Construction Co.

Ryan Evans ’09, Integrity Insurance Group, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Elliott Hartle ’09 has been promoted to bank assistant examiner at Arkansas State Bank Department in Little Rock.

Jarod Matheney ’09 performed the national anthem before a Boston Celtics game in February at the TD Garden, formerly known as Boston Garden. He also sang in November 2017 prior to a New Orleans Pelicans game in New Orleans.

Caleb Norris ’09, JD was elected mayor of the city of Maumelle.

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Ashten Adamson ’10, team lead of consumer marketing for Riceland Foods in Stuttgart, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Chris Bell ’10, ’11, senior accountant for Arkansas Electric Cooperatives Inc. and controller for Today’s Power Inc., was recently named as one of only 41 CPAs honored by the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA) 10th Leadership Academy.

Dr. Brian Bowlin ’10 has joined the Conway Regional Medical Clinic-Vilonia as a family medicine physician.

Dr. Shawn Brummett ’10 has joined Mercy Clinic Primary Care-I Street in Bentonville.

Rebecca Graves ’10, registered nurse and 7B unit supervisor at Baptist Health Medical Center-Little Rock, was recognized as one of “40 Nursing Leaders Under 40,” presented by the Arkansas Center for Nursing.

Dr. Kane Moix ’10, ’13 was the 2018 Best of Faulkner County Winner in the physical therapist category, presented by the Log Cabin Democrat.

Dr. Whitney Philamlee ’10 has joined the medical staff of Conway Regional Health System as a hospitalist.

Matthew “Matt” Schneider ’10, ’12, ’16, CPA has been promoted to senior tax accountant at HoganTaylor LLP.

Dr. John “Caleb” Dickson ’11 has joined Banister-Lieblong Clinic in Conway as a family practice physician.

Aaron Knight ’11, ’16 joined the Faulkner County affiliate of the Arkansas Community Foundation. His three-year board appointment began July 1, 2018.

Anna Lee (Carter) Powell ’11 was named the new director of Institutional Advancement and executive director of the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana (UAHT) Foundation.

Taylor “Ray” Slaton ’11 graduated from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law with his Juris Doctor and passed the Arkansas Bar in 2015. He graduated from the University of Florida Frederic G. Levin School of Law with his LL.M. in taxation in 2016.

Sidney Stewart ’11, family law attorney at Taylor & Taylor Law Firm P.A., was named a top lawyer on the 2018 list of Little Rock’s Best Lawyers, presented by Little Rock
Soiree Magazine.

Sarah (Weinstein) Terry ’11 has been promoted to senior consultant at HoganTaylor LLP.

Dr. Jamie (DeRusse) Trapp ’11 has joined Baptist Health Family Clinic-Conway West as a family medicine physician. She graduated from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Lea Whitlock ’11, director of communications for the Arkansas Community Foundation,
has been selected for Leadership Arkansas Class XIII.

Alexandra “Allie” Brown ’12 has joined Mangan Holcomb Partners/Team SI of Little Rock as a senior public relations executive. She is a former KARK news producer.

Dr. Matthew “Nick” Farr ’12, ’14 is the new choir director at Sylvan Hills Middle School. He completed his doctorate in higher education administration at Grand Canyon University in Phoenix in 2018.

Janson Hightower ’12, Southwestern University men’s basketball head coach, was recently named the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference coach of the year.

Evan Pence ’12, JD graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Jonathan Stalnaker ’12, CFO of Weaver-Bailey Contractors, was named in the 2018 20 in Their 20s list, presented by Arkansas Business.

Jaison Sterling ’12 was awarded first place from the Arkansas Press Association for Single Sports Action Photograph and Single Sports Feature Photograph, both in the Smaller Weeklies category for the North Little Rock Times.

Lisette Washispack ’12, CPA graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Forrestt Allday ’13, former ÿ�մ�����վ baseball player, was recently named the Pacific Coast League’s Player of the Week after posting a .600 batting average, 18 hits, eight extra base hits and 31 total bases.

Dr. Andrew “A.J.” Hickman ’13 is the newest optometrist at Russellville Eye Clinic PA.

Travis Mosler ’13 has been promoted to creative director at Agency501. He completed an intensive summer program in directing at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts in Los Angeles.

Jacob Robinson ’13 has been hired as chief administrative officer of Arkansas Heart Hospital in Little Rock. He previously held the position of assistant vice president/assistant administrator at Baptist Health.

Dr. Sayre (Upton) Sellars ’13, ’16 has joined Conway Regional Therapy Services as the supervisor for the Therapy Center in Greenbrier.

Andrew “Drew” Spurgers ’13, ’17, owner of SHADE Sunless Spa, opened a third location in the Hillcrest area of Little Rock. He also owns Kangabloo Creative in Conway.

Callie (France) Sterling ’13 was awarded the 2018 Ada A. Norton Award given to an alumna serving on a collegiate or national level at the Alpha Sigma Tau National Convention. She also received a first place photo essay award from the Arkansas Press Association.

Brittany Butler ’14, McGhee Insurance Agency, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Dr. Julie (Davis) Eberle ’14 completed her Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of Arkansas in April 2018. She joined the ÿ�մ�����վ chemistry department in fall 2018 to work as a visiting assistant professor.

Jordan Frederking ’14 has been named assistant director of student life at ÿ�մ�����վ.

Clay Murphy ’14 married Taylor Rosel ’14 in Hot Springs on June 16, 2018.
James “Cole” Schanandore ’14, Ott Insurance, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Cody Styers ’14 was accepted into the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service Class of 2020.

Dr. Ann Elise DeCoursey ’15 married Hearld Matthew Cavenar on Oct. 27, 2018, at Goodwin Manor in Little Rock.

Rohan Desai ’15, PA is a graduate of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences physician assistant class of 2018.

Dr. Maddison “Maddie” Maginn ’15 is a licensed chiropractor at Elite Chiropractic in Little Rock. She graduated with a doctor of chiropractic degree from Parker University
in Dallas.

Johnisha Graham ’15 has been accepted into the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service Class of 2020.

Melissa McDowell ’15, ’16 has been promoted to assurance senior at HoganTaylor LLP.

Fabiola (Alvarado) Reyes ’15, Simmons Bank, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Spencer Freyaldenhoven ’16, ’17, CPA has been promoted to senior tax accountant at HoganTaylor LLP.

Dr. Kateryna Ligon ’16 graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Christian Scott ’16 has been accepted into the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service Class of 2020. She is also pursuing a concurrent Juris Doctor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.

Caleb Denton ’17 has been accepted into the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service Class of 2020.

Reese Dollins ’17, a second-year student at the University of Arkansas School of Law, is a summer clerk in the civil department at the Arkansas attorney general’s office.

Katherine (Callahan) Knight ’17, an advanced practice registered nurse specializing in adult primary care and gerontology, has joined Saline Memorial Hospital’s new clinic, Saline Internal Medicine Associates.

Danny Baxter ’18 was awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program grant for the 2018-19 academic year. Baxter served as an English teaching assistant at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Palmira, Colombia.

Jordan (Wright) Burgess ’18, associate general counsel for Delta Dental of Arkansas, has been selected for Leadership Arkansas XIII.

Jordan Sanders ’18 was accepted into the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service Class of 2020.

Allison Susa ’18, ATC accepted a position with the Boston Red Sox Organization as an athletic trainer. She began her new position March 1 at spring training.

Hannah Wren ’18 has been named Texarkana Chamber of Commerce’s director of partner development.

Courtney Bryant, ÿ�մ�����վ director of admissions, graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute (CALI) Class of 2018.

Dr. John C. Bratton has been named an Arkansas Insurance Hall of Fame 2018 class inductee. Bratton was a professor of insurance and risk management and the director of the Center for Insurance and Risk Management Studies at ÿ�մ�����վ (2001-2018).

Dr. Holly (Jumper) Gonzales has joined St. Bernards Medical Center in Jonesboro as a radiologist. She earned her medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock in 2012.

Jerry Stewart, Conway Corp. information security and compliance administrator, has earned his Cybersecurity Fundamentals Certificate.

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