NGU 2017 Faculty Service Awards
North Greenville University held a faculty/staff chapel service on Wednesday, April 26 for a time of worship and celebration to honor those faculty members who have reached milestone years of service and retirement. Interim President Dr. Randall J. Pannell 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:
25 Years of Service
Walter Johnson
20 Years of Service
Ralph Johnson
15 Years of Service
Jon Boulet
Shur Gopal
Paul Siebert
Becky Thompson
10 Years of Service
Joyce ArledgeSarah Bailey
Fred Battenfield
Michael Butler
Melissa Cruver
Amanda Eron
Jeffrey French
Haley Gambrell
Roy Garris
Steve Holcombe
Feliccia Smith
Michael Weaver
Five Years of Service
Bill CashionHeidi Dodson
David Entrekin
Jenna Garrett
Adebobola Imeh-Nathaniel
Kerry Ravan
Timothy Ross
Constance Wright
Paul Yandle
In addition, the following faculty and staff members were recognized for their retirement this semester:
Debbie Barefoot - Admissions
Dr. Ken Hemphill - Church Relations
Sue Suomi - Student Life
Lisa Van Riper - Public Affairs / Honors
Not Pictured:
Dr. Deborah DeCiantis, English
Dr. Roy Garris, Accounting
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