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JONESBORO -- The College of Education and Behavioral Science at Arkansas State University recognized 18outstanding graduating students for 2016-17 during a Convocation of Scholars awards ceremony, according to Dr. Mary Jane Bradley, dean of the college. <\/p>\n
The Chancellors Scholar award for highest overall grade point in the college was presented to Jennifer Hacker of Jonesboro and Michaela Supple of Albuquerque, N.M. <\/p>\n
Kathryn Collier of Harrison, Carissa Rogers of Harrison and Kristen Scarlett of Bryant received the 4.0 Graduate Award for completing their degree programs with a perfect grade point average. <\/p>\n
The departmental awards are presented during Convocation of Scholars to the graduate in each degree program who has most excelled in scholarship, leadership and service to the department. <\/p>\n
Those receiving awards and their respective degree programs, by department: <\/p>\n
Department of Educational Leadership, Curriculum and Special Education: <\/p>\n
Julie Roark of Jonesboro, Specialist in Education (Ed.S.), educational leadership; Garrett Andrews of Jonesboro, Bachelor of Science in Education (BSE), special education. <\/p>\n
Department of Health, Physical Education and Sport Sciences: <\/p>\n
Michaela Supple of Albuquerque, Bachelor of Science (BS), exercise science; Rachel Lovell of Springdale, BS, health promotion; Mitchell Weber of Rector, BSE, physical education; Christyal Holloway of Maumelle, BS, sport management; and Dalton Smith of Shirley, BS, athletic training. <\/p>\n
Department of Psychology and Counseling: <\/p>\n
Madison Leigh Brooks of Benton, BS, psychology; Andrew J. Pearson of Maynard, Master of Rehabilitation Counseling; Karen M. Herrell of Marion, MSE, school counseling; Christopher R. Williams of Brookland, Ed.S., school psychology; Joylyn G. Bartlett of Jonesboro, Ed.S., clinical mental health counseling. <\/p>\n
Department of Teacher Education and Leadership: <\/p>\n
Kristen Scarlett of Bryant, BSE, elementary education; Brooke Sheppard of Harviell, Mo., BSE, middle level education; and Dereque Falls of Jonesboro, Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT). <\/p>\n
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