April 23, 2004

A number of Calhoun Community College students were recently recognized on the national level for their academic and leadership accomplishments.  Students from the College received recognition through the National Collegiate Minority Leadership, National Collegiate Education, and All-American Collegiate Scholar awards programs.

To be eligible for the National Collegiate Minority Leadership award, students must be actively involved in student activities at their respective college and have a grade point average of 3.0 or better.  Additionally, they must be dependable, cooperative, responsible, enthusiastic, and good citizens as well as leaders who support their college.  Calhoun students receiving this honor were Reva Dailey and Van-Arc Wright of Huntsville; LaKendra D. Davis, Stephanie C. Davis, and Pamela N. Woodruff of Decatur; Charles E. Hawkins and Jeremy R. Sanderfer of Athens; and Victor E. Taylor of Danville.

This was the first year the College was given the opportunity to nominate students for the National Collegiate Education award, which recognizes students who are pursuing a program of study in education and have completed at least 30 college credits with a minimum GPA of 3.33 or above.  Students honored with this award were Bridgett D. Bailey, Melissa D. Bradley, Lisa H. Fletcher, and Rasaland M. Richardson, Madison; Doris L. Davis and Charles Gholston, Hillsboro; Joyce Garth-Jackson, and Angela H. Patton, Huntsville; Cynthia L. Howard, Hazel Green; Calinda C. Orr, Trinity; Betty M. Stevenson, Athens; and Pamela N. Woodruff, Decatur.

The All-American Collegiate Scholars program recognizes superior students who have a 3.4 or better GPA and have completed at least 30 semester hours.  Calhoun students recognized for this honor were Bridgett B. Bailey, Melissa D. Bradley, TyAngie L. Dortch, Faye D. Johnson, Evelyn Y. Nchako, and Falana C. Skinner, Madison; John H. Bush, Elena C. Harper and Jeremy R. Sanderfer of Athens; Tonya R. Cheek, Bertina L. Duke, Kimberly K. Tibbs, Ellexus A. Wallace, and Marie-Therese N. Yongbang, Huntsville; Kristina R. Randesi, Toney; and Chandra Y. Stonewall and Pamela N. Woodruff, Decatur.

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