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the Health Sciences. Additionally, she served on the Psi Chi Southeastern Region’s steering committee for the Southeastern Psychology Associa- tion convention in early March in Charleston, SC. Her duties included reviewing undergraduate poster submissions under consideration for research awards and applications for undergraduate travel awards for members of Psi Chi, a psychology honor society. Dobson serves as the faculty advisor for the NGU chapter of Psi Chi.


Te Health Science Department sponsored the annual Health Fair at NGU on March 21, 2018. At the fair, local health organizations and clinicians informed participants of their offerings and services. Te fair was free to all NGU family and friends.


Dr. Lorene Heuvelman-Hutchinson (Psychology Department) worked to achieve her licensed psycho-educational specialist (LPES) and licensed professional counselor (LPC) designations in the state of South Carolina in summer 2017 and early 2018, respectively. Although she had previ- ously practiced in Florida, South Carolina was not reciprocal and re- quired extra coursework. Heuvelman-Hutchinson had been seeing clients for the last two years out of her church, Fellowship Greenville. But in February, she joined the Carolina Center for Counseling and Behavioral Interventions in Simpsonville, SC. In addition to providing faith-based counseling to individuals, couples, and families, Heuvelman-Hutchinson will provide comprehensive autism evaluations in this role.


GRADUATE SCHOOL OF HEALTH SCIENCE


Te Physician Assistant (PA) Medicine Department held its first White Coat Ceremony for graduate students in NGU’s Master of Medical Science program on Dec. 8, 2017. Students gathered for the new, annu- al academic tradition at Suber Road Baptist Church in Greer, SC. Te ceremony celebrated students’ successful


completion of their didactic year in the program; all students received a clinical white coat to commemorate their transition from the didactic to the clinical year.


Members of NGU’s first white coat cohort to enter the recently launched PA medicine degree program are Kathryn Allen, April Beckett, Taylor Bowling, Lauren Broberg, Megan Carson, Loretta Church, Sarai Graves, Sarah Elizabeth Harmon, Jessica Hatcher, Rebecca Hill, Hannah Hodge, Shruhi Modi, Devan Murphy, Jennifer Pedersen, Meghan Reed, Blair Rosemeyer, Hannah Saville, Casey Skinner, M. Christine Stover, and Ainsley Wingard — all expected to graduate in Fall 2018.


GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MUSIC EDUCATION


Dr. Marianne Holland was awarded at the South Caroli- na Music Educators Association’s (SCMEA) In-Service Conference — held in Columbia, SC, in February 2018 — for serving on the SCMEA Executive Board for 50 years. She has served as president of the choral and piano divisions, state president, and editor of “South Carolina Musician” and also held various committee assignments


for SCMEA. At the conference, Holland was also recognized by guest speaker John Clanton, a previous student of hers who earned places in


All-State Chorus and All-State Band and went on to become the director of the U.S. Army Field Band and Chorus.


OFFICE OF CAMPUS SECURITY


Chief Rick Morris was named the 2018 National Association of Campus Safety Administrators’ Chief of the Year in the non-sworn category and one of 10 finalists for the Safety Director of the Year Award by "Campus Safety Magazine."


STUDENT LIFE


Te NGU Garden Club partnered with Miracle Hill’s Christian-based addiction-recovery program during summer 2017. Women in the Re- newal program joined faculty and staff in the on-campus Giving Garden most Friday afternoons to help tend to the garden, plant seeds, and weed. Tey were then able to take the produce back to the Renewal group home and enjoy the fruits of their labor for the upcoming week.


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