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Having successfully completed the first year of nursing school at Spoon River College, these students are officially halfway to the goal of earning an Associate Degree in Nursing.
Besides the Associate Degree in Nursing, the program also offers a Practical Nurse Certificate and a Nurse Assistant Certificate. Based on NCLEX pass rates, the Spoon River College nursing program has been ranked one of the best in the nation, and the LPN program has been ranked number one in Illinois. Classes are available at both the Canton and Macomb campuses.
For those interested in applying for the fall semester, the last date for TEAS and NACE testing is July 14. Testing for the fall of 2022 will resume in mid-October, with specific dates and times to be announced.
For more information about the program or the testing process, visit www.src.edu or call 309-647-4645.
Pictured are (front, l-r) Taylor Sims, Mackenzie Rhoads, Katy Bucco, Sydnee George, Brook Massingale, Kara Taylor, Emily Connett, Tara Murphy and (back row) Madison Merritt, Mindy Miller, Mary Rose, Alexandrea Neve, Cassidy Locke, Emerald DeWitt, Dana Wesley, and Mary King. Individual pictures of the students can be viewed on the Spoon River College Facebook page.
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The SRC Community Chorus returns to the stage for the first time in two years featuring the original revue The Musical World of Disney. Direction and script are by Carol Davis with musical direction and arrangements by Tony Roberts. The full-length production, with over 45 singers, technicians, and band members, features songs from Disney animated movies, live action films, and Broadway productions.
The Musical World of Disney will be presented in the Taylor Hall theater on the Spoon River College Canton Campus. The four evening performances on August 5-8 begin at 7:30 p.m. with an additional matinee performance on Sunday, August 8, at 2:30 p.m. Seats are $10 per person.
Seating can be reserved by calling (309) 649-6260 Monday through Thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. A confirmation email will be sent once payment has been approved by credit or debit card.
For safety and comfort, reserved seating is limited to 75 per performance. The reserved seating will be arranged in groups guaranteeing that those who order together can sit together. All tickets will be sold in advance and no tickets will be available at the door. Due to the length of the production, the show is not recommended for those under the age of nine.
Performers include Aja Lawson, Cecily Pearson, Carla Bobell, Corrinna Markland, Janet Munson, Lindsey Larson, Melissa Walker, Sara Mathis, Stacy Smith, Susan Juliusson, Tori Albanito, Sue Smith, Tammy Weaver, Charlene Kornoski-Duvall, Andrea Barbknecht, Natalie Orwig, Aaron Haacke, Alex Smith, Bruce Beal, Chad Murphy, Tony Roberts, Clay Klinedinst, John Davis, Mike Varnes, Trygve Meade, Ron Smith. Douglas Okey serves as Master of Ceremonies. Lindsey Larson and Alex Smith serve as assistant directors.
The SRC Community Chorus is a fundraising arm of the SRC Foundation raising funds for SRC student scholarships through the performing arts. The production is partially funded by a grant from the Two Rivers Arts Council, the Illinois Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Posted by ONEFIRE Development on | Comments Off on SRC Community Chorus Presents the Musical World of Disney Revue August 5-8
The SRC Community Chorus returns to the stage for the first time in two years featuring the original revue The Musical World of Disney. Direction and script are by Carol Davis with musical direction and arrangements by Tony Roberts. The full-length production, with over 45 singers, technicians, and band members, features songs from Disney animated movies, live action films, and Broadway productions.
The Musical World of Disney will be presented in the Taylor Hall theater on the Spoon River College Canton Campus. The four evening performances on August 5-8 begin at 7:30 p.m. with an additional matinee performance on Sunday, August 8, at 2:30 p.m. Seats are $10 per person.
Seating can be reserved by calling (309) 649-6260 Monday through Thursday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. A confirmation email will be sent once payment has been approved by credit or debit card.
For safety and comfort, reserved seating is limited to 75 per performance. The reserved seating will be arranged in groups guaranteeing that those who order together can sit together. All tickets will be sold in advance and no tickets will be available at the door. Due to the length of the production, the show is not recommended for those under the age of nine.
Performers include Aja Lawson, Cecily Pearson, Carla Bobell, Corrinna Markland, Janet Munson, Lindsey Larson, Melissa Walker, Sara Mathis, Stacy Smith, Susan Juliusson, Tori Albanito, Sue Smith, Tammy Weaver, Charlene Kornoski-Duvall, Andrea Barbknecht, Natalie Orwig, Aaron Haacke, Alex Smith, Bruce Beal, Chad Murphy, Tony Roberts, Clay Klinedinst, John Davis, Mike Varnes, Trygve Meade, Ron Smith. Douglas Okey serves as Master of Ceremonies. Lindsey Larson and Alex Smith serve as assistant directors.
The SRC Community Chorus is a fundraising arm of the SRC Foundation raising funds for SRC student scholarships through the performing arts. The production is partially funded by a grant from the Two Rivers Arts Council, the Illinois Arts Council, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Spoon River College congratulates the following individuals who completed degrees and/or certificates during the Spring 2021 semester at Spoon River College.
Abingdon: Owen Gray, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Todd R. Thompson, Locomotive Mechanical certificate;
Astoria: Nathan Abernathy, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate; Kyle Burget, Associate in Arts degree; Chad Hunter Cameron, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Matthew Aaron Robinson, Commercial Driver Training certificate; Areal K. Smith, Associate in Applied Science/Small Business Management degree, Business Plan Entrepreneurship, and Small Office Accounting certificates;
Banner: Briar Richardson, Associate in Arts degree;
Bartonville: Caden Shane Davis, Associate in Arts degree;
Bath: Trace J. Fletcher, Associate in Science degree;
Browning: Emme Ann Howell, Associate in Arts degree;
Bryant: Justin Hough, Welding Operator certificate; Baylee Kay Mayberry, Associate in Science degree
Bushnell: Dalice Fawcett, Associate in Science degree; Shanna Hess, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate; Stephen Long, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate; Kristi Lundeen, Associate Degree in Nursing; Madison McCleery, Associate Degree in Nursing;
Cambridge: Cole G. Franks, Associate in Arts degree;
Canton: Lily Abernathy, Associate in Arts degree; Levi Allen, Server Administrator certificate; Hannah R. Atchley, Associate in Arts degree; McKenna Bergstralh, Associate in Science degree; Blake Bloyd, Welding Operator certificate; Garrett Brant, Associate in Arts degree; Daniel Caveglia, Welding Operator certificate; Brady A. Cunnyngham, Associate in Science degree; Kyle Logan Doubet, Associate in Science degree; Caleb Ellis, Welding Operator certificate; Jacob Essex, Associate in Arts degree; Cassidy Fawcett, Associate in Science degree; Ashley Gillette, Associate in Arts degree; Sydney Jolyn Hannam, Associate in Science degree; Bradley E. Hensler, Associate in Science degree; Zachary Jackson, Associate in Arts degree; Angel Jenkins, Associate in Arts degree; EmiLee Johns, Associate in Arts degree; Jermy M. Johnson, Associate in Science degree; Kyle Johnson, Advanced Welding certificate; Aimee Kalb, Associate in General Studies degree; Michelle Marie Lala, Nursing Assistance certificate; Rilea Marshall, Welding Operator certificate; Brandon McGraw, Server Administration certificate; Luke Allen Miller, Associate in Science degree; Michelle M. Murphy, Associate in General Studies degree; Jake Nebergall, Advanced Welding certificate; Bailey Evette Norton, Associate in Science degree; Sophia Oaks, Associate in Science degree; Nattalee Dawn Pierce, Associate in Arts degree; Krysten Marie Powell, Associate Degree in Nursing; Matthew John Stockman, Associate in Arts degree; Felica M. Taylor, Associate in Science degree; Tyler Tedrick, Welding Operator certificate; Sarah Vogel-Patterson, Associate in Arts degree; Gage Wallick, Welding Operator certificate; Rachel N. Walljasper, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer and Network Technician, Computer User Support Specialist, and Enterprise Computer Network Specialist certificates; Page A. Welker, Associate in Arts degree; Sam White, Associate in Arts degree;
Carthage: Cody Robert Wolfe, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Channahon: Kyle M. Stanford, Associate in Arts degree;
Chillicothe: Brady David King, Associate in Arts degree;
Colchester: Rodney L. Schoonover, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate;
Creve Coeur: Denae Marie Doehrman, Associate Degree in Nursing;
Cuba: Brynn Elizabeth Brooks, Associate in Science degree; Brady Richard Eugene Carpenter, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Madison Marie Draughan, Associate in Arts degree, Madison Easley, Associate in Science degree; MaKayla Anne Gilpin, Associate in Arts degree; Dustin Howarter, Dustin Howarter, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Johnathon Mahr, Welding Operator certificate; Zack Mahr, Welding Operator certificate; Zach Settles, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer Forensics, Computer Information Technology, and Computer User Support Specialist certificates; Rusty Walker, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate;
Dunfermline: Atoya Jones, Associate in Arts degree;
Ellisville: Hannah K. Clark, Nursing Assistant certificate; Aja Marie Lawson, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer Information Technology and Server Administrator certificates; Christopher Leo Utsinger, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Elmwood: Courtney Deniell Roudebush, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Jennifer Lyn Slayton, Associate in General Studies degree, Medical Coding, Medical Insurance/Billing, and Medical Records certificates;
Fairburn, Ga: Harvey T. Bland, Jr. Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer Information Technology, Computer and Network Technicianm and Computer User Support Specialist certificates;
Farmington: Aidan M. Crusen, Associate in Arts degree; Brett Oldfield, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Jacob R. Staggs, Associate in Science degree; Meredith Stufflebeam, Associate in Science degree; Taylor Thompson, Associate in Science degree;
Havana: Harrison James Allen-Witt, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer Information Technology, Computer Forensics, and Server Administrator certificates; Melanie Bleem, Medical Insurance/Billing, Medical Records, and Medical Transcription certificates; Teresa L. Cox, Associate in Applied Science/Health Information Management degree; Ben Friedrich, Associate in Science degree; Joy Elizabeth McDaniel, Associate in Applied Science/Health Information Management degree; Medical Coding, Medical Insurance/Billing, and Medical Records certificates; Kristina A. Payton, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer Forensics certificate; Ethan Rampley, Associate in Science degree; Amanda Saylor, Associate in Arts degree; Alex Showalter, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Ethan Rampley, Associate in Science degree; Amanda Saylor, Associate in Arts degree; Alex Showalter, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Natalie Clare Wood, Associate in Science degree;
Industry: Jason B. Eskridge, Associate in Applied Science/Agricultural Business Management, Agricultural Precision Technology certificate; Peyton Lyons, Nursing Assistant certificate; Jaylen Lee Lyttaker, Associate in Arts degree;
Jacksonville, FL: Isabella Jade Clary, Associate in Arts degree;
Joliet: Dean Procarione, Associate in Arts degree;
Knoxville: Richard William Clay, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate; Grant D. Hise, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Greg Putman, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate;
Lewistown: Samuel Arnett, Welding Operator certificate; Kadee M. Bainter, Associate in Arts degree; Clint Barker, Basic Commercial Driver Training certificate; Caleb B.M. Ellis, Welding Operator certificate; Kyle A. Gravitt, Associate in Arts degree; Micki S. Henderson, Associate in Applied Science/Small Business Management degree, Business Plan Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship, and Small Office Accounting certificates; Dorinda Lange, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, and Server Administrator certificates; Luke Lange, Computer Forensics, Cyber Security, and Server Administrator certificates; Ethan Dwayne Mikulich, Associate in Science degree; Kirsten Nicole Shawgo, Associate in Science degree; Kyle Smith, Welding Operator certificate; Kaitlyn Michelle Van Pelt, Associate in Arts degree;
Liverpool: Dustin T. Knowles, Associate in Applied Science/Computer Information Systems degree, Computer User Support Specialist certificate;
Macomb: Jacob Armstrong, Associate in Arts degree; Chloe R. Barnes, Associate in Arts degree; Emily Lynn Bartlett, Associate in Arts degree; Ebony E. Berry, Associate in Arts degree; Seth T. Brown, Associate in Arts degree; John Crawford, Associate in Arts degree; Kia Jo Davis, Associate in Science degree; Nicholas G. Dranes, Associate in Arts degree; Tori Marie Foskyck, Associate in Applied Science/Small Business Management degree, Business Plan Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurship, and Small Office Accounting certificates; Briana Nichole Gasparovich, Associate Degree in Nursing; Valerie Hale, Nursing Assistant certificate; Mary Elizabeth Howard, Associate in Arts degree; Elijah Steven Keck, Associate in General Studies degree; Travaughn L. Miller, Associate in Arts degree; Claudia Ngati, Medical Assistant certificate; Mykenzi Pemble, Associate in Arts degree; Timothy Pollock, Computer Information Technology, Cyber Security, and Server Administrator certificates; Breanna Leigh Rhoades, Associate in Arts degree; Kasarah Riden, Associate in Applied Science/Health Information Management degree; Megan Clarice Schoaff, Associate Degree in Nursing; Brooklyn Smith, Nursing Assistant certificate; Terry J. Thorman, Nursing Assistant certificate; William F. Uppinghouse, Associate in Arts degree; Cassandra Rose Wade, Associate Degree in Nursing; Nathaniel Wilson, Advanced Welding certificate; Shaui Zhao, Associate in Arts degree;
New Holland: Mark E. Maaks, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Pittsburg: Sydney Raé Lynn Billington, Associate in Science degree;
Pittsfield: Nic McConnell, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Prairie City: Cayden D. Mahr, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Princeville: Tyrus Robert Kielion, Advanced Welding certificate;
Ramsey: Moriah Aderman, Associate Degree in Nursing;
Roseville: Lorrie Schisler, Associate Degree in Nursing;
Rushville: Cacey Benton, Nursing Assistant certificate; Andrea Busby, Nursing Assistant certificate; Destiny Campbell, Nursing Assistant certificate, Alonna Davis, Nursing Assistant certificate; Phillip R. Fitzjarrald III, Welding Operator certificate; Macaela Grace Goodrich, Associate in Arts degree; Emily Gossage, Nursing Assistant certificate; Austin J. Hamby, Welding Operator certificate; Holly M. Hardy, Nursing Assistant; Paul Michael Malcomson, Welding Operator certificate; Trevor Jacob Seal, Nursing Assistant certificate; Dalton E. Smith, Associate Degree in Nursing; Louisa Zhu, Nursing Assistant certificate;
Smithfield: Andrew Scott Cousins, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree; Hannah Hildenbrand Associate Degree in Nursing; Rachel Marie Slater, Associate in Arts degree; Ethan Yaste, Advanced Welding certificate;
St. David: Nicole A. McCombs, Associate in Arts degree; Raegan Woods, Associate in Science degree;
St. Louis, MO: Benjamin Mark Kurkowski, Associate in Arts degree; Alexander George Schmidt, Locomotive Mechanical Certificate;
Table Grove: Lance Boggs, Welding Operator certificate; Devon Chipman, Welding Operator certificate; Trenton Gale, Welding Operator Certificate; Adam Edward Payne, Basic Commercial Driving Training certificate; Renden Reimolds, Welding Operator certificate;
Tucson, AZ: Luka Ry Gelb, Associate in General Studies degree;
Vermont: Kianna Gilson, Small Office Accounting certificate; Gaven Hite, Welding Operator certificate; Jonathon Taylor Miller, Welding Operator certificate; Justin Parks, Associate in Applied Science/Natural Resources and Conservation degree;
Washington: Noelle Hobbs, Associate in Science degree;
Wilmington: Justin Colwell, Associate in Applied Science/Diesel and Power Systems Technology degree;
Posted by ONEFIRE Development on | Comments Off on Nominations Sought for SRC Alumni Awards Reception/Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner Nov. 6
The Spoon River College Alumni Association has announced that its annual alumni awards dinner and reception will be held Saturday, November 6 at 5 p.m. at the SRC Canton Campus. While the exact location on campus is to be determined, a dinner will be provided prior to the awards ceremony.
The event will be held in conjunction with the induction of the 1964 Canton Community College Baseball Team to the SRC Athletic Hall of Fame.
“We really missed having this event last year due to the pandemic, but with the state of Illinois moving into Phase 5, we’re excited to again host one of our favorite events of the year,” said Colin Davis, Executive Director of the Spoon River College Foundation. “The Alumni Association’s awards reception is a great event that allows SRC to both reconnect with and honor Canton Community College and SRC alumni for their achievements and their service to their communities. We are incredibly proud of what our alumni have gone on to do after SRC, and we look forward to honoring some of their achievements in November.”
Traditionally, awards such as the Alumni Achievement Award, the Outstanding Service Award, the Distinguished Retiree Award, the Distinguished Friend of SRC Award, and the Distinguished Alumni Award have been given at the reception. While last year’s event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, 2019 award recipients included Amanda Atchley, Karen Cotton, Ramon Escapa, Karen Fisher, Eric Phillips, and Mike Walters. Lance Zedric was inducted into the SRC Athletic Hall of Fame.
The committee is seeking nominations for deserving CCC/SRC alumni to be honored with the Alumni Achievement Award that evening. The Alumni Achievement Award is given to alumni as they progress up the “success” ladder and should be someone who has earned area-wide recognition, though other qualifications or service will certainly be considered.
Anyone who has attended classes at CCC/SRC can be nominated, and the nominee does not need to be a graduate. Nomination forms are available on the SRC Alumni Association website (www.src.edu/alumni) or by calling (309) 649-6260. Completed nominations are due by July 31.
The event is free and open to the public – especially Canton Community College and SRC alumni. Donations to the Spoon River College Foundation will be accepted and appreciated. For more information about the SRC Foundation and the Alumni Association, or to submit a nomination form, please visit www.src.edu/alumni.
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Spoon River College nursing educator Sarah Strode was the 2021 recipient of the H. Truman Standard Award for teaching excellence. The award was announced during employee appreciation receptions held in the spring.
Even though Strode says she never thought of herself as an educator, she often found herself in teaching positions either formally or informally throughout her years as a nurse. When the teaching position at Spoon River College came open, she decided to make it official. “I wanted to shape health care by giving back to the nursing community, and what better way than through educating student nurses! Working with the students renewed my love for nursing and allowed me to share my passion for compassionate and quality healthcare.”
Strode began teaching at Spoon River College part-time in the nursing skills lab in the fall of 2018 before becoming a full-time educator in the spring of 2019, but her career in health care began in 2002 when she enrolled in Graham Hospital School of Nursing. While attending school she worked at both Graham and Proctor hospitals. She graduated in 2005 with her Diploma in Nursing from Graham SON and with her Associate in General Studies from Spoon River College. She continued working at Proctor after completing her nursing degree, giving her a wide range of hands-on experience in various departments, including extended care, surgery, Home Health, Med/Surg, and Quality. She completed her MSN in 2016 from Walden University.
Numerous students submitted nominations for Strode, and key words appeared repeatedly – advocate, respect, supportive, honest, and humorous. “She advocates for each and every student, helps us work through problems with support and honesty, and offers a comfortable feeling that encourages honesty from her students. She also encourages us to perform self-care techniques, reminding us that we need to take care of ourselves so we can better take care of our patients. Sarah is a true asset to the nursing program.”
In the classroom or at a clinical, Strode’s goal is always to maintain a safe, student-centered environment that allows students to comfortably engage with the content and others through class participation, discussion, simulation, and personal experience. “Active learning happens through a team effort based on mutual respect and dignity. No question or idea is wrong, and we as a team investigate to find the most appropriate and safest option for the patient and their family.”
That doesn’t mean being serious all the time. “Learning needs to be engaging and fun. There is always a time and place for students to relax and have a laugh or two.”
“My mentors at SRC and our students provide feedback, views, and opinions that requires me to continually assess and improve my teaching methods to share my knowledge and love more effectively for the nursing profession. Nurses are encouraged to be life-long learners, and I am always learning something new because my students push me to improve just as much as I push them. I owe them the thanks for this award.”
Strode is currently working on her certification as a Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) and (CNE-CL), and was recently selected to serve on the Accreditation Commission of Education in Nursing (ACEN) review team for ACEN Standards and Criteria. She is also a member of the NEA (National Education Association), AORN (Association of periOperative Registered Nurses), NLN (National League for Nursing) and ANA (American Nurses Association). She lives in Canton with her husband Brian and their two daughters, Natalie and Payton.
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It’s summer time, which means it’s also athletic camp time at Spoon River College. A variety of camps for all ages covering softball, volleyball, boys and girls basketball, and eSports are being offered.
A girls basketball camp for those in grades 2-8 will be held June 22-24 from 1-4 p.m. A second camp will be held for those in grades 9-12 on August 8 from 1-5 p.m. Participants in these camps should bring their own basketballs.
A boys basketball camp will be held June 24-26 for those in grades 3-5 from 9-10:15 a.m. and for those in grades 6-8 from 10:30-11:45 a.m. This camp will focus on offensive skill development and game knowledge.
Elite prospect softball camps will be held June 21 and July 19 from 1-4 p.m. for students graduating in 2022, 2023, and 2024, with a wait list for those graduating in 2025. This is a total skills camp that covers all aspects of the game.
A volleyball will be held July 7 for those in grades 4-8 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., and on July 14 for those in grades 9-12 from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. This camp is geared towards all skills.
A softball camp will be held July 21 for those ages 7-18. This camp will cover all skills and pitching.
Baseball camps will be held July 12 and August 5 for those ages 8-18. The hitting camp will be from 9-11 a.m. and the pitching camp from 11-noon.
An eSport camp will be held July 12 and 13 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. for those aged 10 who are interested in participating in eSports in the future. This will be held in Lower Centers on the Canton Campus.
The ball camps will be held on the Canton Campus at the ball fields or the Multi-Purpose building.
For more details, cost, and to register, visit www.src.edu or the Spoon River College Athletics Facebook page.
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Spoon River College congratulates the following full-time students who were named to the President’s List in recognition of their academic achievement in completing 12 credit hours or more of college-level classes and earning a grade point average of 3.6 – 4.0 during the Spring 2021 semester.
Astoria: Noah A. Gorsuch, Breckon K. McKinney, Areal K. Smith, Trinity L. Taylor, Justice M. Westlake
Bartonville: Caden S. Davis
Bath: Gabrielle K. Carlock
Blandinsville: Audrey Kennelly, Joshua L. Miller
Bowling Green, KY: Trevor A. Dennis
Browning: Jacob R. Miller
Bryant: Baylee K. Mayberry, Emily S. Wise
Bushnell: Jamie S. Edwards, Dalice R. Fawcett, Jalyn K. Fayhee, Lillian K. Powell
Cambridge: Cade V. Franks, Cole G. Franks
Camden: Collin E. Shelts
Canton: Breanna K. Amerine, Jacob C. Barnard, Paula A. Baughman, Anthony A. Becker, Garrett W. Brant, Skylar T. Burgard, Bradyn A. Cunnyngham, Maggie A. Eveland, Cassidy R. Fawcett, Regina L. Featherston, Kaitlyn R. Geltmacher, Chelsea L. Jansen, Aimee J. Kalb, Jason M. Licklider, Sam Mason, Grace E. Mayall, Brandon R. McGraw, Allison R. Mortland, Sydney K. Munson, Bailey Norton, Anna K. O’Brien, Sophia C. Oaks, Lauren E. Oldfield, Nattalee D. Pierce, Isabelle M. Raymer, Brenen P. Seward, Hannah G. Snook, Brady M. Sprout, Collin A. Suddeth, Josiah C. Theobald, Owen P. Watson, Page A. Welker, Claire Wheelwright, Sam R. White, Nathan A. Williams, Haley D. Woodcock
Cantrall: Gracie L. Henrikson
Channahon: Jacob M. Allgeyer
Chillicothe: Jansan L. Davis, Brady D. King
Colchester: Kyah J. Beck
Cuba: Hannah N. Burdess, Brady R. Carpenter, Madison M. Draughn, Madison P. Easley, Makayla A. Gilpin, Sloan L. Miller, Zach J. Settles, Addyson N. Williams
Danville: Emma M. Bogen
Ellisville: Aja M. Lawson
Fairview: Caitlyn R. Collier, Nathaniel J. Jennings, Ian J. Lister, Chelsea D. Steck, Luke A. Stuckey
Farmington: Aidan M. Crusen, Austin M. Marinich, Andrea G. Pollitt, Brennan Potter, Jessica M. Reynolds, Merdith K Stufflebeam,
Griggsville: Tucker A. Kunzeman
Havana: Alana G. Boggs, Tyler S. Fornoff, Benjamin Friedrich, Reggan R. Hall, Matthew A. Schaad, Gage K. Shawgo, Colin D. Sullivan, Tory R. Wickman,
Industry: Jason B. Eskridge
Joliet: Dean C. Procarione
Las Vegas, NV: McKenzy R. Wheeler
Lewistown: Kadee M. Bainter, Kruze D. Chasteen, Lydia Cripe, Dorinda B. Lange, Luke C. Lange, Zoe L. Lutes, Ethan D. Mikulich, Kirsten N. Shawgo, Avery E. Smith, Jainee M. Sours, Tysin E. Stone, Kaitlyn M. VanPelt, Curtis H. Watson
Littleton: Alex Triplett
London Mills: Audrey S. Tarochione
Macomb: Nicole L. Ackley, Chloe Barnes, Kia J. Davis, Emma J. Gilliand, Jordan R. Graham, Daniel K. Hammond, Sierra L. Keeffer, Kelsie J. Larson, Travaughn L. Miller, Marc O. Musser, Timothy J. Polllock, Breanna L. Rhoads, Tessa J. Sargeant, Kevin R. Shelton, Luke S. Silberer, Lunden H. Skaggs, Grace A. Stufflebean, Casey L. Sutton, Shuai Zhao
Maquon: Grace A. Bridson
Marietta: Renda S. Milleson
Memphis, TN: Chancey D. Jackson
Mount Pulaski: Benjamin C. Frike
Mount Sterling: Andrew A. Hughes
Oak Forest: Bradley S. Miller
Peoria: Blake R. Fengel
Rushville: Jacob A. Berrier, Ashley N. Bollinger, Macaela G. Goodrich, Fletcher Higgins, Michael E. Hillyer, Remi K. Irwin, Matthew A. Little
St. David: Caleb M. Keithley, Logan R. Owens
Shorewood: Noah M. Johnson
Smithfield: Peter Howerter
Springfield: Kira E. Brown
St. Louis, MO: Alex G. Schmidt
Tucson, AZ: Luka Gelb
Vermont: Kianna B. Gilson, Rodge D. Heaton, Justin S. Parks
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Spoon River College congratulates the following part-time students who were named to the President’s List in recognition of their academic achievement in completing at least 12 credit hours of college level courses at SRC and who were enrolled in six to eleven credit hours and earning a GPA of 3.6 or higher during the Spring 2021 semester.
Bath: Anissa Blakeley
Blandinsville: Stefanie A. Miller
Browning: Emma A. Howell
Bushnell: Makyna J. Ebbert
Camden: Whitley J. Cooper
Canton: Isabella J. Alig, Halle Bair, Brooke E. Brown, Trista N. Buskirk, Elizabeth A. Crowhurst, Emily Dailey, Abbigale A. DeRenzy, Alexander J. Dornberger, Sada Eveland, Sabrina R. Geier, Ashley H. Gillette, Erin N. Gosnell, Jace W. Gudzinskas, Sylvia R. Hecox, Olivia C. Hinds, Angel Jenkins, Harvey Johnson III, Isabella G. Kees, Jake D. Nebergall, Chloe Nelson, Emma D. Orwig, Bethany M. Pankratz, Addison L. Postin, Elizabeth R. Rosich, Olivia Spahn, Andrew T. Tarvin, Alexa Varvitsiotis, Gage J. Wallick, Derek B. Wilcoxen, Connor J. Willcoxen, Edward D. Wise,
Chandlerville: Sarah A. Dyson
Colchester: Alix A. Potter
Cuba: Abigail G. Corsaw, Carmen C. Pratt
Elmwood: Courtney D. Roudebush
Fairview: Kendra C. Hartstin, Jacob A. Schleich
Farmington: Jill R. Ifft, Keith H. Ifft
Germantown Hills: Ainsly L. Garren
Havana: Brant E. Bastien, Macie L. Froman, Olivia F. Herbst, Krista R. Koke, Sydnie Linder, Kaley R. Meyer, Brooklyn M. Richardson, Ellie Roat, Taylor F. Stockham
Kilbourne: Kristen Nall
Lewistown: Clay A. Beekman, Brenna L. Clark, Kate L. Heffren, Kerrigan R. Lane, Robert W. Micklus, Kaylynn J. Prater, Elizabeth A. Reed, Alyssa R. Rose, Kennedy E. Sidwell, Evan J. Spotloe, Katelyn R. Wickert
Littleton: Marguerite R. Higgins
London Mills: Samuel A. Howard
Macomb: Joshua M. Behary, Harvey T. Bland, Jr., Brennan C. Brady, Riley L. Creasey, Braeden G. Duncan, Kaitlyn R. Ellis, Valerie C. Hale, Diana M. Hanks, Leighton N. Holthaus, Serenidy L. Howard, Jennie R. Ismail, Elijah S. Keck, Tatumn E. Lantz, Makenna R. LeFebvre, Caleb A. Lorenzen, Christina L. McElhiney, Ellen L. Meixner, Aaron D. Meunier, Madison M. Overstreet, Elizabeth Polley, Jennifer S. Reedy, Jackson R. Rhoades, Jacob L. Rouse, Laine E. Torrance, Ainsley M. Walter
Plymouth: Audrey R. Shelor, Wesley J. Shelor
Roseville: Sean I. McIntyre, Sr.
Rushville: Taylor J. Crook, Isabel M. Escapa, Austin J. Hamby, Henry N. Mordiva, Jared R. Pearce, Joseph W. Phillips, Madisyn P. Quinn, Sabrina R. Vining, Abigail G. Wright
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Spoon River College congratulates the following full-time students who have been named to the Dean’s List by achieving a 3.0 – 3.5 grade point average for 12 credit hours or more of college-level classes during the Spring 2021 semester.
Astoria: Chad H. Cameron, Emily A. Cox
Bardolph: Ethan C. Stambuagh
Bath: Jacob D. Blakeley
Blandinsville: Savannah K. Jackson
Bushnell: Bradley J. Promisson
Canton: Elizabeth M. Adami, Irene L. Adami, Levi D. Allen, Hannah R. Atchley, Kelsey L. Bentzinger, McKenna N. Bergstralh, Mykaela A. Billington, Faith M. Demler, Allie Diefendorf, Kyle L. Doubet, Stephen D. Eskridge, Jacob W. Essex, Cheyann R. Eyman, Faith M. Haley, Corrine V. Hamill, Tara B. Haynes, Bradley E. Henseler, Mackenzie J. Hess, Alize N. Hoffman, Bobbi A. Jamison, Johnathon C. Jorgensen, Mason J. Keets, Kailey E. Link, Joseph S. Matthews, Luke A. Miller, Damian L. Minder, Jayden A. Montana, Machaela N. Morse, Kaleb J. Owens, Lydia G. Painter, Trey M. Passmore, Khloe R. Piles I, Carson J. Powers, Sienna E. Rader, Alanna R. Siepel, Erik W. Sivertsen, Alexander E. Smith, Zachary A. Stremmel, Sarah E. Vogel-Patterson
Chicago: Joshua X. De Leon
Collinsville: Carson A. Richardson
Cuba: Quentin D. Gilpin, Dustin A. Howarter
Essex: Nathan J. Smith
Fairview: Abigail P. Clemons
Farmington: Dash P. Anderson, Kurstin N. Bohanan, Colby V. Evans, Leslie A. Martin, Jonathon D. Starnes, Taylor S. Thompson, Mary R. Toothaker
Fiatt: Alonza W. Bradley
Galesburg: Matthew R. Cox
Gary, IN: DaKei D. Hines
Greenup: Michael P. Flier
Havana: Harrison J. Allen-Witt, Jacob A. Haarman, Kristina A. Payton, Alexander J. Showalter, Erin C. Smith
Holly Hill, SC: Traveon M. Davis
Industry: Jaylen L. Lyttaker
Jefferson, SD: Pedro J. Marinez
Kingfisher, OK: Logan H. Rutledge
Knoxville: Grant D. Hise
Las Vegas, NV: Rachelle A. Bickel
Lewistown: Kyle A. Gravitt, Amy Shaeffer, Kyle L. Simpson
London Mills: Maelee R. Hanks
Macomb: Jacob T. Armstrong, Rachel A. Bosworth, Abigail L. Cebuhar, John R. Crawford, Trenton R. Ford, Sarah A. Hood, Jennifer L. Kirksey, Jacob T. Kreps, Michael F. Mitchell, Ryleigh K. Patnode I, Jacob Pritchard, Willaim F. Uppinghouse, Trevon T. Wells, Miah A. Zarello
Millstadt: Jack M. Toenjes
Minooka: Zachary W. Petrinos
Morris: Cole M. Laurie
New Holland: Mark E. Maaks
Oakland, KY: Micale B. Mee
Orleans, IN: Sydney L. Owens
Peoria: Joy E. McDaniel
Pittsfield: Nicholas A. McConnell
Plainfield: Dylan T. Miller
Prairie City: Henry E. Kliffmiller-Fowler
Rushville: Alexandria J. Lamm, Tanner S. Lewis, Austin M. Lindsey
