Mary Frances Early College of Education students receive university-level honors
Several students in the Mary Frances Early College of Education students received university-level honors this spring. Ranging from undergraduate to doctoral, these students are honored for their dedication, hard work, and passion for learning.
First Honor Graduate
- Kaitlyn R. Bjork (B.S.Ed. ’20) in early childhood education
- Kristin D. Crear (B.S.Ed. ’20) in communication sciences and disorders
- Megan E. Crozier (B.S.Ed. ’20) in early childhood education
- Emily Culpepper (B.S.Ed. ’20) in communication sciences and disorders and minor in human development and family science
- Tyler-Curtis Elliott (B.A. and B.S.Ed. ’20) in Spanish and special education (adapted curriculum)
- Makenzie L. Grilliot (B.S.Ed. ’20) in exercise and sport science
- Elaine Liu (B.S.Ed. ’20) in early childhood education
- Stephanie A. Seda (M.Ed. ’21) in early childhood education
Graduate School Excellence in Teaching Award
- Rhia Kilpatrick (Ph.D. ’22) in language and literacy education with an emphasis on world language education
- Rachel Rose Ranschaert (Ph.D. ’22) just finished her third year working toward a Ph.D. in the Department of Educational Theory and Practice
Outstanding Honors Program Student
- Janelle Hampton (B.S.Ed. ’20) in early childhood education major
Student Employee of the Year
- Katie Ebbert (B.S.Ed. ’20) in biological engineering in the College of Engineering, work-study student in the College’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion