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Kelley Erstine 79 recieved the Ken Graves Memorial Award from the Arkansas Society of Association Executives.
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Georgia A. Seward 80 received the Baptist Health Foundation 2024 Power of Purpose Award.
Susan (McKinney) Ertel 86, 91 retired after 38 years of teaching, 25 of which were spent as an associate professor of English at Utah Tech University.
Phyllis Dickerson 88 was inducted into the Class of 2024 Arkansas Black Hall of Fame and was honored at the 30th annual ceremony in October.
Bret Carroll 89, 96 Conway Corp CEO, was named a Cablefax 100 Honoree by Cablefax Magazine.
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Susan (Miller) Davenport 93, 94 was named a 2024 National Philanthropy Day Outstanding Philanthropist Honoree.
Dr. Shawn (Thompson) Bediako 94 was selected to serve a three-year term on the Fulbright Specialist Roster.
Dr. Jarrett Lea 95 was hired at Baptist Health in Bryant.
Erin Burns 97 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
Hatim Smouni 98 obtained the Certified Private Wealth Advisor designation from the Investments & Wealth Institute. Smouni is a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch in Little Rock.
Jennifer (Martinez) Belt 99 was named a 2024 Northwest Arkansas C-Suite honoree at the 10th annual awards ceremony.
Tyan Davis 99 was hired as executive vice president and sales manager of the Residential Mortgage Division at Bank OZK in Little Rock.
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David Dave Tapp 00 joined the advisory board of First Service Bank in Conway.
Starla (Smith) Morgan 01 was promoted to senior director of project management for Walmart Real Estate.
Dr. Amanda (Hearne) Bledsoe 02 joined the advisory board of First Security Bank in Conway.
Steven Person 02 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
William Will Spicer III 02, 04 was hired as account executive at Mainstream Technologies in Little Rock.
Crenisha Wright 02 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
Jeremy Furniss 03, 06 was appointed as vice president of membership development and data science by The American Occupational Therapy Association.
Timothy T.J. Johnston 03 was hired by Colliers Arkansas as vice president of the Conway market.
Dustin Treat 03 was promoted to the rank of Captain with the Springdale Police Department.
Tessie Kentner 04 was named associate general counsel at Southwest Power Pool in Little Rock.
Garrett Morgan 05, 09 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
Jennifer Jenn (Collins) Morehead 06 was named executive director of the Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship Fund.
Amy (Bynum) Whitehead 06, 08 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
John Michael Bynum 07 was recognized as an Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree.
Nichola Nikki (Williams) Driver 07 was recognized as an Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree.
Chanley Painter 07 was named overnight anchor for FOX News Channel (FNC).
Robin (Grumbles) Hackett 08 COO of First Service Bank in Greenbrier, was named Business Executive of the Year by the Conway Chamber of Commerce.
Karyna Johnson 08, 16 was named Little Rock School Districts Elementary Teacher of the Year.
Jennifer (Williams) Ragsdale 08 was recognized as an Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree.
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Amy Fureigh 10 was promoted to director of development for the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) at the University of Central Arkansas.
Macy (Blair) Massey 10 was hired as APRN at Clinton Medical Clinic-Conway Regional in Clinton.
Amelia (Johnson) Nabholz 11 was promoted to director of hospital development at the Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency of Little Rock.
Erica (James) Ruble 11 was promoted to director of operations and finance at the University of Central Arkansas.
Megan (Grantham) Henderson 12, 13 was hired as controller at Generations Bank of Rogers.
Steve Jackson II 12 was recognized as an Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree.
Jonathan Jon Stalnaker 12 was named an Arkansas Construction Hall of Fame inductee for the Emerging Professional Award.
Jaison Sterling 12 was hired by ESPN to photograph the athletes who made it to the WNBA final four.
Osmar Garcia 13 was elected to the board of directors for Arkansas Community Foundation.
Mary DeLoney Logan 13 was named president of the Junior League in Little Rock.
Sally (Hoyt) McDonald 13 was promoted to director of configuration at Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield in Little Rock.
Travis Mosler 13 was selected as a member of the 19th Class of Leadership Arkansas.
Callie (France) Sterling 13 received the All In Impact Award and Order of the Yellow Rose Award at the Alpha Sigma Tau National Convention.
Morgan Drayton 14, 22 was promoted to senior director of development for the College of Health and Behavioral Sciences (CHBS) at the University of Central Arkansas.
Ashley Fulks 14 was hired as psychiatric nurse practitioner at Baptist Health in Little Rock.
Sherita (Richardson) Lee 16 was hired as director of outpatient behavioral health at Levi Hospital in Hot Springs.
Destiney Walker 16 was named director of business operations for patient navigation at Baptist Health. R
eese Dollins 17 was selected to be a part of Northwest Arkansas Business Journals 16th annual Fast 15 class.
Charles Kolby Black 18 was hired as tourism director by the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce.
Jordan (Wright) Burgess 18 joined Baptist Health as vice president of government relations and public affairs.
David Gardner 19 was hired as associate attorney at Quattlebaum, Grooms & Tull PLLC in Little Rock.
Ebony Mitchell 19 was appointed to the Arkansas 250 Commission by Arkansas Gov. Sarah Sanders.
Itzel Velazquez 19 with Kiva Little Rock by Forge Fund, was awarded Outstanding Young Professional at the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce 2024 Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Awards.
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Pansy (Oguinn) Johnson 20, with PJMP Professional Development LLC, was named as a finalist for Outstanding Young Professional at the Little Rock Chamber of Commerce 2024 Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Awards.
Courtney (Mullen) Bryant 21 was recognized as an Arkansas Business 40 Under 40 honoree.
Javier R. Hernandez 21 was named Rising Star by the Arkansas Small Business and Technology Development Center.
Allison Alli Mazzanti 21 was hired as trust officer at Farmers & Merchants Bank in Stuttgart.