Parkersburg, W.Va. (August 12, 2022) – Tiana Tauber, West Virginia University at Parkersburg’s Sigma Omega chapter president of Phi Theta Kappa, was recently recognized as the Most Valuable Member at the Ohio Region Honors in Action Conference on August 6. The conference was held at Eastern Gateway Community College in Steubenville, W.Va., and was hosted by the Alpha Omicron Nu chapter.  

Tauber is the first Early College member to serve as a Sigma Omega chapter officer. She spent her time at the conference collaborating with fellow regional members and getting involved with conference activities. The Ohio Regional officer team selected and presented her with the Most Valuable Member pin.  

“I am so proud of Tiana and the excitement she shows for being a member of Phi Theta Kappa. I have watched her grow as her mom (Victoria Poellot-Tauber, Sigma Omega chapter alumni member) brought her to chapter events and became involved with the chapter at a very young age,” said Marie Butler, Sigma Omega chapter advisor. “Tiana has aspirations of becoming an international officer, and I can easily see that happening.”  

Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society that recognizes the academic achievements of college students. The society is represented in nearly 1,300 community colleges across 11 nations. Phi Theta Kappa also helps students grow as scholars and leaders through skill development, scholarships and more.

Membership to Phi Theta Kappa is by invitation only and extended to students meeting specific eligibility criteria. To be eligible for membership, currently enrolled students must have a minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average and have completed at least 12 credit hours of associate degree coursework.

For more information about WVU Parkersburg’s Sigma Omega chapter, contact advisors Marie Butler (mbutler1@wvup.edu) or Andrew Walker (wwalker1@wvup.edu).

Parkersburg, W.Va. (August 5, 2022) – West Virginia University at Parkersburg’s Board of Governors will meet Tuesday, August 16, 2022. The meeting will take place at 3:15 p.m. in the Francis & Nina Phares Board Room (Room 1300).

Visit http://www.wvup.edu/about/board-of-governors/agendas/ to view the complete agenda.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (July 26, 2022) – Artists and performers will fill Downtown Parkersburg on Sept. 9 and 10 as several organizations plan an “Artist takeover with relish.”

Parkersburg Piccalilli is a two-day arts conference and plans to host more than 100 working artists, art educators, college art students and arts organizations. The conference will include workshops by some of the region’s premiere artists, hands-on art making, networking and a reception filled with surprises.

On the evening of Friday, Sept. 9, participants will receive a progressive reception, moving from the Parkersburg Art Center to ArtBeat Studio and Artsbridge. The reception will include food, drinks, music and pop-up exhibits of participating artists’ work.

All registered conference goers may bring up to two pieces of their original art to display at the pop-up exhibit. If participants are musically inclined, they may also bring their instrument of choice to play.

The Arts Collaborative of the Mid-Ohio Valley, Parkersburg Art Center and Tamarack Foundation are co-hosting Parkersburg Piccalilli, which is the first of many conferences for and about artists.

Actors, musicians, theater performers and other artists will also be downtown on Sept. 9 and 10 for the PCG Transformation event and Tony Vincent Master Class. Tony Vincent, one of today’s leading theater actors and musicians, will present with other professionals on the evolution of the music business, elements of a great live show, performance coaching and more.

The PCG Transformation event and Tony Vincent Master Class are free to attend and sponsored by the Ross Foundation, Arts Collaborative of the Mid-Ohio Valley and WVU Parkersburg. The Actors Guild of Parkersburg will also assist with these events.

The two action-packed days will end with a behind-the-scenes tour of Discovery World on Market, a STEAM museum coming soon.

For more information, contact Senta Goudy (sgoudy4@wvup.edu); Jessie Seifert (artstart06@gmail.com) or Domenica Queen (dqueen@tamarackfoundation.org).

Visit wvup.edu/piccalilli to register for the art conference.

Visit wvup.edu/piccalilli to register for the art conference. From now until Aug. 19, registration is being offered at a discounted fee of $95. Beginning Aug. 20, registration is $120. A special rate of $75 is available for art educators and full-time college students.

To sign up for the PCG Transformation and Tony Vincent Master Class, visit wvup.edu/tony-vincent.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (July 18, 2022) – “Agriculture, being one of the largest industries in the world, keeps food on our tables and clothes on our backs. It is essential that we take the proper steps to ensure that our agriculture system is secure for generations to come,” said John Riggs, Agriculture Director at West Virginia University at Parkersburg.

WVU Parkersburg’s Agriculture department is doing its part in broadening the knowledge of interested agricultural professionals through several agriculture workforce trainings.

“After speaking with local producers, it was clear that a trained workforce was needed. WVU Parkersburg’s Agriculture department took the information given by agriculture professionals and developed this plan to help and assist with local operations need for trained help,” Riggs said.

Trainings will run from Aug. 1 to Nov. 4, 2022, at various times and locations. Each training will give participants hands-on experience they can use on their own farms.

“The Agriculture Workforce program was designed to give the students hands-on training from industry professionals in a range of different agricultural fields. Not only will the students leave with a better understanding of a variety of topics, but can also use this new-found knowledge to find a job in agriculture or maximize profits in their current operation,” Riggs said.

Courses will be taught during the following times:

How to Start a Farm
Aug. 1, from 1 – 3 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Workforce and Economic Development Building with WVU Extension Specialist Dr. Dee Singh-Knights

Beef Quality Assurance
Aug. 3, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., at Pleasant View Farm with instructor J.J. Barrett

Agribusiness Marketing
Aug. 8, from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Workforce and Economic Development Building with instructor John Riggs

Beginner Beekeeping
Aug. 9, 16, 23 and 30, from 6 – 8 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Workforce and Economic Development Building with instructors from the Mountaineer Beekeeping Association

Poultry Production and Processing
Aug. 10, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Riverhawk Farm with instructor Dr. Joe Moritz

Turf Management
Aug. 15, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., at Woodridge Golf Course with instructor Don Gibson

Small Ruminant Production
Aug. 29, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg Workforce and Economic Development Building with instructor J.J. Barrett

Irrigation Management
Sept. 7, from 1 – 3 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Riverhawk Farm with instructor Dr. Lewis Jett

Intermediate Beekeeping
Sept. 13, 20, 27 and Oct. 4, from 6 – 8 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Workforce and Economic Development Building with instructors from the Mountaineer Beekeeping Association

Bovine Artificial Insemination
Nov. 1 and 2, from 8 a.m. – 4 p.m., at Haught Farm (Five Star Polled Hereford Smithville, WV) with COBA Sires Reproductive Specialist Dave Watt

Integrated Pest Management
Nov. 4, from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Riverhawk Farm with instructor Dr. Carlos Quesada

Soil Health
Nov. 4, from 1 – 3 p.m., at WVU Parkersburg’s Riverhawk Farm with instructor Dr. Lewis Jett

Students can use the Agriculture Workforce program as a stepping stone to pursuing a degree in Agriculture from WVU Parkersburg. Offering both workforce and academic credits allows degree-seeking students to utilize this program as their “Intro to Agribusiness” class.

“WVU Parkersburg felt that a program of this diversity would be an excellent way to introduce students into the real world of agriculture while also gaining industry certifications in multiple trainings,” Riggs said.

For more information or to register for a course, contact Agriculture Program Coordinator Amy Wilson at 304.420.8618 or Amy.Wilson@wvup.edu.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (July 12, 2022) – This spring, four WVU Parkersburg Early College students have earned their Certificate of Applied Science in Patient Care Technician through a partnership with the Mid-Ohio Valley Technical Institute.

The Early College program allows eligible high school students to take college-level courses on their school’s campus or at a WVU Parkersburg campus for a reduced tuition rate.

“We are thrilled to offer a direct pathway for high school students who are driven to fulfill a career in health care,” said Kathy Frum, WVU Parkersburg Nursing and Health Science dean. “Our goal is to prepare the next generation of caretakers through clinical and technological experience.”

To earn a CAS in Patient Care Technician, a student must successfully complete 31 credit hours from courses in English, health sciences, math and science, with a 2.0 or higher overall GPA.

The Patient Care Technician program prepares students for employment at clinics, hospitals, physician’s offices and more while training them to become phlebotomists and electrocardiogram technicians. At the completion of the program, students may also sit for the National Health Career Association certification exams.

Students earning their CAS in Patient Care Technician are:

Ritchie County High School
Olivia Cress
Presley Johnson

St. Marys High School
Charity Hannah
Caraline Lancaster

To learn more about the WVU Parkersburg Early College program, visit wvup.edu/earlycollege, or contact earlycollege@wvup.edu.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (July 12, 2022) – Over 20 WVU Parkersburg Early College students have earned their Certificate of Applied Science or Associate of Arts in General Education for the Spring 2022 semester.

The Early College program allows eligible high school students to take college-level courses on their school’s campus or at a WVU Parkersburg campus for a reduced tuition rate.

To earn a CAS in General Education, a student must successfully complete 30 credit hours from courses in English, fine arts, math, science and other designated areas of study with a 2.0 or higher overall GPA. To earn an AA in General Education, a student must successfully meet the same requirements but earn 60 credit hours.

“WVU Parkersburg is proud to partner with area high schools and vocational-technical centers to offer a unique opportunity for students to expand their academic horizons and gain a head-start on their career paths,” said WVU Parkersburg Interim President Dr. Torie Jackson. “Early College students can take advantage of earning dual credit while developing the skills needed for future success.”

Students earning their CAS are:

Parkersburg Catholic High School
Audrey Sprout

Parkersburg High School
Yuan Uy

Ritchie County High School
Olivia Cress
Presley Johnson
Lance Nutter
Taylor Osborne

St. Marys High School
Erika Becker
Erica Davis
Hannah Dearth
Mariah Evans
Millicent Kehrer
Caraline Lancaster
Brandon Lawhon
Katie Lemon
Jessica Lipscomb
Josey Moore
Madison Scott
Elyssa West
Logan White

Wirt County High School
Nicholas Bane
Megan Shearlock

Students earning their AA are:

St. Marys High School
Erica Davis
Mariah Evans
Millicent Kehrer
Caraline Lancaster
Brandon Lawhon
Katie Lemon
Jessica Lipscomb
Josey Moore
Madison Scott

WVU Parkersburg’s Early College program is open to all public school districts, private schools and homeschools in the Mid-Ohio Valley. For more information, please visit wvup.edu/earlycollege, or contact earlycollege@wvup.edu.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (July 6, 2022) – High school graduates can apply for two scholarship opportunities sponsored by Chemours Washington Works.

Chemours Company Future of Technical Scholarship Program

Chemours Washington Works is funded to award four qualified students $14,000 each ($3,500 per semester for a two-year associate degree). Applicants must plan to pursue studies in one of the following technical programs at WVU Parkersburg: Advanced Manufacturing Technology, Electrical Reliability and Maintenance, Multi-Craft Technology, Reliability and Maintenance Technology and Welding Technology.

The deadline to apply is July 15, 2022. Click here to learn more and submit an application.

 

WV & OH Chemours 4-Year STEM Scholarship

Chemours Washington Works is funded to award two qualified students $40,000 each ($10,000 per year for a four-year bachelor’s degree). Applicants must reside in Jackson, Pleasants, Ritchie, Wirt or Wood counties in West Virginia or Athens, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan or Noble counties in Ohio. They must also plan to pursue a bachelor’s degree in a STEM program that will support a career in Chemical Manufacturing. Example majors include Biochemistry, Biology, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Computer Information Technology, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Environmental Science, Math, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, Physics and Sustainability.

The deadline to apply is July 15, 2022. Click here to learn more and download an application. Applications and supporting documentation must be submitted to meghan.j.randall@chemours.com.

College wins silver, bronze and merit awards for marketing and advertising work

Parkersburg, W.Va. (June 27, 2022) – The West Virginia University at Parkersburg Marketing and Communications team was honored with five awards in the 37^th annual Educational Advertising Awards competition, sponsored by the Higher Education Marketing Report.

This is the third year the college has been recognized for its marketing efforts by the country’s largest educational advertising awards competition.

WVU Parkersburg earned silver awards in the Digital Video Ad (less than two minutes) and Television Advertising – Single Ad categories. The digital ad “I Am WVU Parkersburg Proud” aired during the 2021 Super Bowl. The single ad “For Whom the Bell Does Tolls” highlights the Metallica Scholars Initiative, which provides scholarships to WVU Parkersburg students in technical programs to take industry-standard certification exams.

The college developed the “By the Numbers” advertisement for print, a rundown of WVU Parkersburg’s affordability, clubs and organizations and graduates, and won the gold award in the Newspaper Advertising – Single category. A silver award was also given for the “Student Viewbook,” a recruiting material highlighting WVU Parkersburg’s degree programs, campus resources and application steps.

Recently, WVU Parkersburg re-branded its Riverhawk mascot logo. The new design won the silver award in the Logo/Letterhead Design category.

“It is so exciting to see national recognition of WVU Parkersburg’s story,” said Dr. Torie Jackson, WVU Parkersburg interim president. “Every time we market and advertise, we have the opportunity to find more members of our college family. Knowing that our students help tell that story is even better.”

This year, the Educational Advertising Awards received more than 2,000 entries from over 1,000 colleges, universities and secondary schools from all 50 states and several foreign countries.

Judges for the awards competition consisted of a national panel of higher education marketers, advertising creative directors and marketing and advertising professionals.

A full list of Educational Advertising Awards winners can be found at educationaladvertisingawards.com.

Parkersburg, W.Va. (June 23, 2022) – West Virginia University at Parkersburg’s Phi Theta Kappa Sigma Omega chapter sponsored an Adopt a Highway cleanup Saturday, June 18, to beautify the campus grounds and surrounding roadways.

“Volunteers picked up litter from the edge of the roadways around campus, including Cedar Grove Road, Swisher Lane, Woodberry Lane, and Nicolette Road,” said Andrew Walker, associate professor and PTK Advisor.

PTK is an invitation only honor society on campus. In order to be eligible, students must have a minimum 3.5 cumulative grade point average and completed at least 12 credit hours of associate degree work.

“One of the hallmarks of PTK is service, and this event provides an opportunity for our chapter to engage in community service. We also open this up to all members of the campus community to take a few hours to give back to the surrounding community,” said Walker.

The Adopt a Highway cleanup event also fills required community service hours for the WV Invests, Ascend, Elementary Education and Nursing programs.

For more information about PTK, contact advisors Marie Butler (mbutler1@wvup.edu), Andrew Rochus (arochus1@wvup.edu) or Andrew Walker (wwalker1@wvup.edu).

Parkersburg, W.Va. (June 21, 2022) – West Virginia University at Parkersburg awarded certificates and associate and bachelor’s degrees to May 2022 graduates.

Graduates who attained a 3.50 to 4.00 grade point average (GPA) earned academic honors, as follows: 3.50-3.749, Cum Laude; 3.75-3.99, Magna Cum Laude; and 4.0, Summa Cum Laude. The May WVU Parkersburg graduates include:

BRAXTON COUNTY – Burnsville: Kaitlyn Stalnaker, CAS, Child Development;

CABELL COUNTY – Huntington: Andrew Gillispie, BS, Nursing; Kayla Leonard, AAS, Child Development; Donnell Reed, RBA;

CALHOUN COUNTY – Arnoldsburg: Mackenzie Holbert, CAS, Child Development;

Creston: Hannah Stephens, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Summa Cum Laude;

Grantsville: Courtney Lewis, AA, General Education, BA, Elementary Education; Kayla Morford, AAS, Nursing; Emily Nichols, AAS, Nursing;

Spencer: Caroline Northedge, AAS, BOG, Summa Cum Laude;

CLAY COUNTY – Clay: Timothy Crum, AAS, Computer Science; Jamie Williams, CAS, AAS, Child Development;

Maysel: Heather Dawson, BS, Nursing, Magna Cum Laude;

GILMER COUNTY – Glenville: Britney Beall, AAS, Computer Information Technology;

HARDY COUNTY – Old Fields: Serena Brafford, BS, Nursing;

HARRISON COUNTY – Clarksburg: Noah Sperry, BAT;

JACKSON COUNTY – Cottageville: Kaylin Butler, AAS, Nursing; Wyatt Cottrill, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Reliability and Maintenance Technology; Anthony Domico, AAS, Business Administration; Cortney Gandee, BS, Nursing; Adam Hoschar, AAS, Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude; Rachel Kerns, BS, Business Administration; Andrew McDowell, BAS, Business Administration; Ada Freshour, BS, Nursing;

Evans: Haley Carson, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Kiley Hersman, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Stella Turner, AAS, Criminal Justice;

Gay: Trevor Price, AAS, Welding Technology, Cum Laude;

Given: Emma-Rae Hartley, AS, General Education;

Kenna: Chase Casto, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Electrical Reliability and Maintenance; Madison Coon, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Megan Pauley, AAS, Child Development, Magna Cum Laude; Savanna Stolper, AS, General Education, Cum Laude;

LeRoy: Alexis Copeland, CAS, Patient Care Technician;

Millwood: Molly McCutcheon, AAS, Nursing, Cum Laude;

Ravenswood: Andrew Anglin, AAS, Drafting; Jacob Bennett, BAS, Business Administration; Julie Coberly, AAS, Digital Communication, Magna Cum Laude; Tiffany Fender, BS, Nursing; Rachel Fisher, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Jacob Graham, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Kenley Hickman, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Electrical and Reliability Maintenance; Fiona Lane, AAS, Nursing, Summa Cum Laude; James Lemaster, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Reliability and Maintenance Technology; Macey Manns, AAS, Nursing; Emily McCommack, BA, Elementary Education; Logan Nelson, BAT; Russell Nichols, RBA; Santana Phillips, RBA; Tate Riley, AAS, Digital Communication; Megan Scarberry, BS, Nursing; Joshua Scritchfield, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Electrical Reliability and Maintenance; Ea Shanholtzer, AAS, Child Development; Jacob Watson, AAS, Welding Technology, Summa Cum Laude; Kinsey Wolfe, CAS, Child Development, Magna Cum Laude;

Ripley: McKenzie Barickman, AAS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Zack Benson, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Reliability and Maintenance Technology; Gavin Blankenship, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Reliability and Maintenance Technology; Victoria Cochran, AAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude; James Coon, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Reliability and Maintenance Technology, Cum Laude; Joely Good, BS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Tyler Harmon, BAS, Supervisory Management; Whitney Harmon, AAS, Business Administration; Miranda Johnson, AAS, Legal Studies, Magna Cum Laude; Megan Kay, AAS, Criminal Justice; Jerry Ranson, AAS, BOG; Micah Ranson, BAS, Business Administration; Kalyn Ring, AS, General Education; Elaina Segsworth, AS, BAS, Business Administration; Katelin Sinclair, AS, Business Administration; Rachel Snyder, BAS, Business Administration;

Sandyville: Natasha Canterbury, BS, Nursing;

KANAWHA COUNTY – Charleston: Sabrina England, AS, General Education; Rebecca Fouts, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Anetria Stewart, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude;

Clendenin: Jennifer Mitchell, CAS, Child Development;

Elkview: Emma White, BS, Nursing;

St. Albans: Molly Caldwell, AAS, Child Development; Lindsay Holbert, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Cheyenne Wageman, CAS, Child Development;

MARION COUNTY – Fairmont: Cori Cianfrocca, BAT;

MASON COUNTY – Leon: Valissa Bailes, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Magna Cum Laude; Jason Bechtle, BAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude;

Letart: Trevor Hunt, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Electrical Reliability and Maintenance; Brittni Kaylor, CAS, Patient Care Technician;

Mason: Lillian Karr, CAS, Business Administration; Payton McFarland, CAS, Child Development;

Mount Alto: Conner Grady, CAS, Child Development;

New Haven: Joshua Petry, BS, Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude;

Point Pleasant: Benjamin Halley, BAS, Criminal Justice, Magna Cum Laude; Hannah Halley, AAS, Child Development, Cum Laude; Lathan Harrison, AAS, Drafting;

West Columbia: Chesnie Brinker, CAS, Child Development, Cum Laude;

MERCER COUNTY – Princeton: Jaime Tooley, CAS, BAS, Criminal Justice;

MINGO COUNTY – Williamson: Keri Lovell-Whitt, BAS, Child Development;

NICHOLAS COUNTY – Craigsville: Amber Frymier, BAS, Business Administration;

OHIO COUNTY – Wheeling: Eva Reid, RBA;

PLEASANTS COUNTY – Belmont: Logan White, CAS, General Education, Summa Cum Laude;

Friendly: Hannah Dearth, CAS, General Education, Cum Laude;

St. Marys: Jenna Barnhart, AAS, Strategic Communication, Cum Laude; Summer Bayless, AAS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Anthony Bowie, BAT, Cum Laude; Sarah Bowie, AAS, Strategic Communication, Magna Cum Laude; Alexis Carder, BAS, Communication and Media Studies-Strategic Communication, Magna Cum Laude; Gabrielle Cunningham, AAS, Nursing; Isabella Davis, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Mara Eisenbarth, AS, BS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Mariah Evans, CAS, General Education, Summa Cum Laude; Rachael Flanagan, BA, Elementary Education; Charity Hannah, CAS, Patient Care Technician, Summa Cum Laude; Caraline Lancaster, CAS, Patient Care Technician, CAS, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Brandon Lawhon, CAS, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Katie Lemon, CAS, AA, General Education, Summa Cum Laude; Jessica Lipscomb, CAS, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Adriana Matson, AAS, Criminal Justice; Josey Moore, CAS, AA, General Education, Summa Cum Laude; Teddi Northrop, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude; Jadon Satterfield, BAT; Justin Scadden, BAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude; Madison Scott, CAS, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Ryleigh Scovill, BAS, Business Administration; Noah Spitzer, AAS, Business Administration; Matthew VanFossen, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Elyssa West, CAS, General Education, Magna Cum Laude;

Waverly: Patricia Miller, BS, Nursing, Magna Cum Laude; Bryson Shingleton, AAS, Electrical Technology;

PUTNAM COUNTY – Eleanor: Phaedra Higgs, BS, Nursing, Magna Cum Laude;

Scott Depot: Erica Rhodes, AAS, Nursing;

RALEIGH COUNTY – Beaver: Kailea Sawyers, BS, Nursing;

RITCHIE COUNTY – Cairo: Alex Hendrickson, AAS, Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude; Andrea Lancaster, AAS, Business Administration; Erik Miehrig, AAS, Computer Science, Magna Cum Laude; Lance Nutter, CAS, General Education, Cum Laude;

Ellenboro: Olivia Cress, CAS, General Education, CAS, Patient Care Technician, Magna Cum Laude; Shannon Reilly, CAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude;

Harrisville: Ashley Cox, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Alexander King, AAS, Computer Science, Magna Cum Laude; Daniel McGinnis, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, Cum Laude; Taylor Osborne, CAS, General Education, Summa Cum Laude;

Pennsboro: Presley Johnson, CAS, General Education, CAS, Patient Care Technician, Summa Cum Laude; Creed Knight, CAS, AAS, Welding Technology, Magna Cum Laude; Hannah Ray, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude;

ROANE COUNTY – Reedy: Madison Marshall, BS, Nursing, Magna Cum Laude;

Spencer: Kolleen Bradley, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice; Preston Metzger, AAS, Computer Science; David Mullins, RBA; Kristen Myers, BA, Elementary Education; Katie Rhodes, RBA; Kaley Sisk, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Magna Cum Laude;

TYLER COUNTY – Friendly: Erica Davis, CAS, AA, General Education, Summa Cum Laude;

Middlebourne: Katlyn Griffey, AAS, Nursing; Zoe Lemasters, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude;

Paden City: Cora Anderson, AS, General Education;

Sistersville: Millicent Kehrer, CAS, AA, General Education, Summa Cum Laude;

WETZEL COUNTY – New Martinsville: Telah King, BAS, Child Development, Cum Laude; Paxton Pierce, CAS, Chemical and Polymer Operator Technology, Cum Laude; Brianna Young, AAS, Nursing;

WIRT COUNTY – Elizabeth: Nicholas Bain, CAS, General Education, Cum Laude; Christian Duskey, AAS, Welding Technology; Autumn McKenna, CAS, Digital Media Production, Summa Cum Laude; Katrina Smarr, BAS, Criminal Justice, Summa Cum Laude; Sydney Woods, AAS, Nursing;

LeRoy: Aarin Cale, CAS, Welding Technology, Summa Cum Laude; Morgan Cale, CAS, Business Administration, Summa Cum Laude;

Palestine: Megan Shearlock, CAS, General Education; Brooklyn Smith, BAS, BS, Business Administration, Magna Cum Laude;

WOOD COUNTY – Belleville: Jenna Mathess, CAS, AAS, Child Development, Magna Cum Laude;

Davisville: Ashleigh Carter, AAS, Nursing; Victoria Delancey, CAS, AAS, BAS, Criminal Justice, Magna Cum Laude;

Mineral Wells: Corey Beverage, AAS, Computer Information Technology; Skyler Boice, AAS, Welding Technology; Hilary Byrd, AAS, Criminal Justice; Zachary Cumpston, AAS, BOG; Kaytlyn Harper, AAS, Business Administration; Logan Penn, BAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Chelsey Yates, CAS, Patient Care Technician;

Parkersburg: Chad Albright, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Multi-Craft Technology; Chase Anderson, BA, Elementary Education; Austin Atkinson, AAS, Computer Information Technology; Katelyn Baker, BS, Nursing; Kali Bell, RBA; Jakeb Bertram, AAS, Multi-Craft Technology; Devon Bertus, AAS, Nursing; Tara Boston, AAS, Business Administration; Joseph Bredon-McFarland III, AS, General Education; Madison Burdette, AAS, Business Administration; Jennifer Burgess, RBA; Lora Butcher, RBA; Toni Cain, BA, Elementary Education, Cum Laude; Maxwell Carnes, AAS, Computer Information Technology; Amy Cass, BAS, Business Administration; Emily Cogar, AAS, Business Administration; Sydney Coler, CAS, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Alanna Cottrill, CAS, AAS, Business Administration; Hunter Coull, AAS, Business Administration; Lanae Dailey, BA, Multi-Disciplinary Studies; Andrew Demeter, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Multi-Craft Technology; Eric Fajardo, AAS, Nursing; Gage Fiore, AAS, BOG, Cum Laude; Stacey Fordyce, AAS, BOG, Cum Laude; Brandon Gill, BAS, Business Administration; Rhylea Graham, CAS, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Kirsten Hester, CAS, Child Development, Cum Laude; Allison Hoover, AAS, BOG; Jacelyn Hyde, CAS, Digital Media Production, Summa Cum Laude; Kristofer Jones, CAS, BAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude; Brenda Leasure, AAS, Business Administration; Joseph Ledsome, AAS, Computer Information Technology; Colten Luther, CAS, Chemical and Polymer Operator Technology, Cum Laude; Taylor Marks, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Brittany Marrone, AAS, Criminal Justice; Brittany Martin, BS, Business Administration; Tyler Martin, AA, General Education, Cum Laude; Cameron Matheny, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance; Curtis Mayo, AAS, Computer Information Technology, Cum Laude; David McNemar, AAS, Nursing; Robert Miller II, AAS, Welding Technology; Aliza Nehls, AAS, Drafting; Grace Newbanks, AAS, Drafting, Cum Laude; Hannah Onesto, AAS, Child Development; Eric Pittaway, BA, Multi-Disciplinary Studies, Cum Laude; Jadon Sandy, AA, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Madison Sayre, BAS, Communication and Media Studies-Strategic Communication, Cum Laude; Andrea Sears, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Benjamin Sharp, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice; Jessica Sharp, AAS, Business Administration; Timothy Sharp, BAS, Business Administration; Kaci Sink, BAS, Criminal Justice, Cum Laude; Zach Silvia, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance, AAS, Multi-Craft Technology; Elliott Smith, AAS, Welding Technology; Justine Smith, BAS, Business Administration; Audrey Sprout, CAS, General Education, Summa Cum Laude; Madison Stewart, AAS, Nursing; Michelle Sturm, BAS, Child Development; Kailynn Taylor, BS, Business Administration; Alexandra Tennant, BA, Elementary Education, Cum Laude; Remy Toncray, BAS, Criminal Justice; Ashleigh Utt, AS, General Education, Magna Cum Laude; Yuan Uy, CAS, General Education, Summa Cum Laude; Emily Valentine, CAS, Child Development, Summa Cum Laude; James Voutour, AS, General Education; Levi Westfall, CAS, Electricity and Instrumentation Technology, CAS, Industrial Maintenance; James White, BAS, Business Administration;

Rockport: Jonathan Winkler, AAS, Business Administration;

Vienna: Allyiah Arnott, CAS, Business Administration; Jessica Casto, AAS, Business Administration; Olivia Casto, AAS, Nursing; Austin Cutlip, BAT, Magna Cum Laude; James Dauphin, CAS, AAS, Welding Technology; Addison Garner, AAS, Nursing; Hannah Grogg, AAS, Nursing; Leah Harvey, BA, Elementary Education, Magna Cum Laude; Charles Helmick III, RBA, Cum Laude; John Justice, AAS, BOG; Clay Morris, AAS, Multi-Craft Technology, Cum Laude; Logan Rake, AAS, Business Administration; Niveah Smith, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice; Sarah Smith, AAS, Nursing; David VanFossen, AS, Business Administration; Michael Williams, AAS, Business Administration;

Walker: Stacy Dowler, CAS, Business Administration; Evan Fleak, AAS, BOG; Anna Haught, BAS, Child Development, Steven Lehew, AAS, Occupational Development; Nathan Stoneking, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Haley Woollard, CAS, Patient Care Technician;

Washington: Abigail Armstrong, CAS, Business Administration; Asia Brady, BAS, Criminal Justice; Chelsea Bunner, BAS, Child Development, Magna Cum Laude; William Cochran, RBA; Drew Corley, AAS, Business Administration; Amy Hays, AAS, Business Administration; Kenzie Johnson, AAS, Business Administration, Cum Laude; Tyler Ketchem, AAS, Nursing; Travis Spears, AAS, Welding Technology;

Waverly: Issac Cutright, CAS, AAS, Welding Technology, Cum Laude; Meredith Davis, BA, Elementary Education, Magna Cum Laude; Whitney Kiger, CAS, Business Administration, RBA, Summa Cum Laude; Jonathan Martin, CAS, AAS, Business Administration;

Williamstown: Andrew Baker, RBA; Emily Dietz, BA, Multi-Disciplinary Studies; Bryce Haer, BAS, Business Administration; Ivy Linger, BS, Nursing, Cum Laude; Breeann Reynolds, RBA; Sara Richards, CAS, AAS, Business Administration; Brandon Roberts, AAS, BOG; Collin Van Horn, CAS, Chemical and Polymer Operator Technology;

ALABAMA – Guntersville: Jennifer Shedd, RBA;

CALIFORNIA – Acton: Dulse Tenorio, BAS, Child Development;

DELAWARE – Camden Wyoming: Cassandra Gold, BS, Nursing;

GEORGIA – Dawsonville: Amy Brookins, AAS, Surgical Technology;

KENTUCKY – Ashland: Jamessa Reese, CAS, AAS, Child Development; Cody Wood, AAS, Occupational Development;

Prestonburg: Daniel Music, AAS, Occupational Development, Summa Cum Laude;

Salyersville: Ryan Newsome, AAS, Occupational Development;

OHIO – Athens: Brooke Grubb, RBA, Magna Cum Laude;

Belpre: Kylee Bethel, CAS, AAS, Criminal Justice, Summa Cum Laude; Kelly Byrne, AAS, Child Development; Nicholas Hampton, AAS, Welding Technology; Chloe Rader, AA, General Education; Carla Rasmussen, RBA; Isabella Williams, AAS, Computer Information Technology;

Cambridge: Marian Kirkbride, BS, Nursing;

Coolville: Melissa Graham, RBA;

Fleming: Jaylee Dye, AAS, Business Administration; Jessica Knadler, RBA; Matthew Stuckert, AAS, Computer Information Technology, Cum Laude;

Hamden: Yvonne Coleman, AAS, BOG, RBA;

Lowell: Dustin Brooks, RBA;

Lower Salem: Kelly Casto, BAS, Child Development;

Marietta: Emily Buchanan, RBA; Racquel Dawson, BS, Nursing; Nathan Hale, AAS, Drafting; Megan McCoy, AAS, Child Development; Brianna Mock, AS, General Education; Jasin Plaugher, BS, Nursing;

Nelsonville: Zachary Leclain, AAS, Drafting;

Powell: Andrew Matson, AAS, Occupational Development, Cum Laude;

Racine: Ryan Parsons, AAS, Welding Technology;

Reedsville: Brandi Durst, AAS, Surgical Technology; Lyndsay Payne, AAS, Nursing;

Vincent: Cameron Bartmess, BAS, Business Administration; Jessica Mosier, CAS, Digital Media Production;

Whipple: Sierra Layson, AAS, Nursing, Cum Laude;

TENNESSEE – Kingsport: Robert Arnold, RBA, Cum Laude;

TEXAS – Lyford: Eleazar Rangel, AAS, Occupational Development, Magna Cum Laude;

VIRGINIA – Nickelsville: Chris Gilmer, AAS, Occupational Development, Summa Cum Laude;

Maurertown: Mary Moats, BS, Nursing.