NGU 2016 Faculty Service Awards
Tigerville SC (April 28, 2016) North Greenville University held a faculty/staff chapel service Wednesday for a time of worship and celebration to honor those faculty members who have reached milestone years of service and retirement. Dr. Randall J. Pannell, Interim President, and Dr. Linwood Hagin, Assistant Vice President for Academics, presented the awards.
The following faculty members were honored for years of service at the chapel service:
Pictured: L to R: Recognized for Twenty Years of Service Dr. Marianne Holland and Fabio Parrini. Not pictured: Cathy Sepko
20 Years of Service
Marianne HollandFabio Parrini
Cathy Sepko
15 Years of Service
Ellen CashionK. Brent Coppenbarger
Curtis K. Horn
Adrian Pater
Rosemary N. Thrasher
James Washick
10 Years of Service
Rebecca DealDeborah S. DeCiantis
Lara L. Eller
Trey Fouche
Tracy Kramer
Alicia Looper
Jeffrey Rankin
Hiewon Shin
Andrew W. Stevens
Lilia S. Stoytcheva
H. Paul Thompson, Jr.
Five Years of Service
Glenda BooneJerry W. Boone
Karyn Campbell
Dorinda Christian
Ronald E. Gregory
Jo Dee Jolliff
H. Lee Mitchell
Lyle Smith
Angelia Turner
In addition, the following faculty & staff members were recognized for their retirement this semester:
Eugene Chaffin, Physics
Ed Culbertson, Chemistry
Jo Dee Jolliff, Education
Larry Mathis, Maintenance
Omar Mirabal, Modern Languages & Linguistics
Pictured: L to R: Ed Culbertson, Jo Dee Jolliff, and Eugene Caffin. Not pictured: Larry Mathis and Omar Mirabal.
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