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Student-Athlete Academic Successes Saluted

5.10.2012

FARMVILLE, Va. –
Longwood University Faculty Athletic Representative, Dr. Consuelo Alvarez, has announced her annual recognition of Academic Accomplishments achieved by student-athletes for the past academic year (2011-12).  Thirty-nine Lancers earned academic and/or merit-based scholarship awards, were recognized as outstanding seniors within a major and/or concentration, made presentations, or had papers published.  Longwood Athletics is proud to recognize these student-athletes and their respective off-the-field endeavors.  The complete list follows.

Scholarships
Jessica Alley, Women's Cross Country
Grigg, Irons, Martinelli, Nance Honors

Jonathan Bender, Men's Soccer
Provost-Honors

Kyle Bodin, Men's Golf
Jay Christopher DeBoer Memorial Scholarship to a business or economics major that is a member of the men's or women's golf team and exemplifies Chris' commitment to academics and athletics
Siddons/Bailey Scholarship awarded to an outstanding business or economics major with a minimum 3.5 GPA who shows unusual promise and leadership potential

Scott Burkett, Baseball
McCrink-Margiloff

Marci Christian, Softball
Downey Hampton Roads

Darrien Drummond, Men's Cross Country
Citizen Leadership in Communications Studies
McGrath-Lewis

Matt Gwaltney, Baseball
Charles & Andrea Bolding

Paul Hegedus, Men's Soccer
Provost-Honors

Holly Janney, Softball
McGrath-Lewis

Evan Jones, Men's Soccer
Paul & Frances Fox Scholarship awarded to an incoming business or economics student with at least 3.25 high school GPA and a minimum of 1150 on the SAT (or the equivalent on ACT) and it is renewable

Mina Jovanovic, Women's Basketball
Sharon Gingras Excellence in Economics Award presented to the student(s) considered to best represent the Economics program.  The decision is made by the Economics faculty upon the consideration of academic achievement and service to the Economics major, the College of Business & Economics and the Longwood Community”

Ha Lee, Women's Golf
Barbara Smith, Camp Simmons, Provost-Honors

Zack Mahon, Men's Soccer
O'Hara-Waldo

Natalie Massey, Women's Soccer
Camilla C. Tinnell and Helen H, Tinnell Scholarship awarded to two English secondary education majors, who maintains 3.0 overall GPA and a 3.2 GPA in their major

Kelsey McDonald, Women's Soccer
Provost-Honors

Erin Neal, Women's Basketball
Olive T. Iler Award given yearly to a female who is a rising senior majoring in physical education in the teaching option. The student must have been a student at Longwood University for five (5) semesters and must have made plans to complete the degree at Longwood University.

Lindsey Ottavio, Women's Soccer
Eleanor W. Bobbitt Scholarship awarded to a full time-time Physical Education major teaching option that has exhibited outstanding professionalism, been active in service projects, and has a minimum 3.0GPA

Amy Putnam, Softball
Class of 1953, Harold & Annie Cole, Hylah Hope

Cory Ramsey, Baseball
Michael Tucker

Katie Shinrock, Softball
Florence Putnam, Charles & Medora Cocke

Caitlin Smith, Field Hockey
Provost-Honors

Dylan Spicker, Women's Soccer
Elmore-Royall, Irons, Honors

Amanda Steinhagen, Women's Golf
Heintz-O'Neill

Kelsey Trace, Women's Soccer
Provost-Honors

Liz Trainer, Women's Lacrosse
Provost-Honors

Dana Wallace, Women's Soccer
Whitehead

Jenna Weyant, Women's Lacrosse
Provost-Honors

Outstanding Seniors
Soraya Serra, Women's Soccer
Outstanding Internship in Management Award

Dylan Spicker, Women's Soccer
Outstanding Internship in Economics Award

Presentations
Sarah Bietsch and Alison Akers, Field Hockey with Biology student Courtney Amburgey
Simulated Natural Environments Projects Presentation
Collaboration between Modern Art students and Honors Biology class at Longwood's Greenhouse
Title: Eywo.   Colored ribbons recreate a weeping willow and represent life intertwined with the willow's ecosystem.

Kaity Byrum, Field Hockey with Nursing student Anna Elzey
Simulated Natural Environments Projects Presentation
Collaboration between Modern Art students and Honors Biology class at Longwood's Greenhouse
Title: Tri Natural.   The three phases of water are represented in this piece as well as abiotic factors including photosynthesis, seasonal changes, and erosion.

Dylan Spicker, Women's Soccer
Cormier Honors College poster session
Title: Moroccan Hip Hop Music

Kacie Oliver, Women's Soccer with Women's Soccer Team Manager Caitlin Newton
Allied Academics International Conference
Paper presentation on April 3-6, 2012
Title:  Stock Market Efficiency and Earthquake Tohuku in Japan on March 11, 2011

Jessica Alley, Women's Cross Country
Cormier Honors College poster session
Title: Blood-Injection-Injury Phobia

Justin Cooke, Men's Cross Country
Department of Psychology's Senior Seminar
Title: The Effect of a Researcher's Education Level on the Reader's Opinion of a Scientific Article

Ashley Cornell, Softball
Unifying Biological Principles poster session
Title: Increased Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Injuries in Children and Adolescents

Brittney Latka, Softball
Department of Sociology, Senior Seminar Poster Session
Title: How religion affected the participation and interaction between peer groups

Amy Putnam, Softball
Cormier Honors College poster session
Title: LGBT: Would you want to know? LGBT=Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender

Sam Stifler, Women's Lacrosse
Cormier Honors College and Unifying Biological Principles poster sessions
Title: Muscular strength development in lower extremities by Russian current stimulation

Martiz Washington, Men's Basketball
Unifying Biological Principles poster session
Title: The Female Athlete Triad

Papers
Jamie Brentlinger, Women's Lacrosse
Lucas, M.D & Brentlinger, J. (Winter, 2012).  Students with Multiple Sclerosis Participating in Recess.  Journal of The American Academy of Special  Education Professionals, 7 (1)

Others
Katie Carbiener, Women's Lacrosse and Alecia McConnell, Women's Soccer
Photo Exhibition at the Dining Hall for “Bringing Yellowstone home”
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