Naval Air Station in Kingsville, Texas, and was also presented the Wings of Gold as a memento of his completion of flight training.
Jawan M. Jackson (BS11) is starring as Melvin Franklin, the Temptations bass singer, in “Motown: The Musical.” The show opened on Broadway in April 2013.
Michael L. Straley (MS11) has been named the executive director for the Fulton County, Pa., Medical Center Foundation.
David E. Priskorn (BBA12) has recently accepted the position of sales and marketing specialist for Iljin USA Corporation, a global manufacturer and supplier
of automotive, industrial and aftermarket parts.
Amanda F. Enderlin (BBA12) has been hired as a professional services recruiter for Aerotek, a provider of technical, professional and industrial recruiting and staffing.
Trenton R. Elliott (BS12) was awarded the second place prize in the Educause 5th annual Information Security Awareness Video and Poster contest for his “Phishing: E-Safe Video.”
Tiffany R. Stoddard (BS12) has been hired as a 2nd grade teacher at Global Heights Academy in Dearborn Heights.
major violation was found to have oc- curred in the sport of Women’s Basketball in 2009-10. As a result, the institution is currently under NCAA probation for the 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 academic years due to violations committed by a
NCAA Disclosure P
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ll Class Notes submissions should include your name,
address, e-mail address, phone number, degree(s) and year of graduation.
er NCAA requirements, Eastern Michi- gan University is publicizing that a
prior women’s basketball staff. This pro- bation does not affect EMU’s ability to be selected for post-season championship competition in women’s basketball.
For more detailed information on the infraction please visit:
www.emich.edu/ncaa_violations/
Mail to: Eastern Michigan Univer- sity Office for Alumni Relations, 1349 S. Huron St., Suite 2, Ypsi- lanti, MI 48197, or use our online submission form at
emich.edu/ alumni.
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