professor of administrative science and director of Clarion University's Small Business Development Center, was recognized for 10 years of service as faculty athletics representative at Clarion . He was presented his award by Associate A.D.
(left) and A.D.
, professor of mathematics, with the “Faculty of the Year” award, as voted on by the Student Athlete Advisory Committee representing all student athletes.
“Dr. Beal has made a great impact on my love for mathematics as well as teaching, and I am lucky that I was able to have him as a professor,” said softball player
. “He deserves this award, and I could not be happier he has won.”
Dot Allio (left), budget director, Student and University Affairs, received the Extra Effort Award from
Dede VanEpps (right).
Dave Katis ('85, '88), athletic director, presented the Carlson Cup Team Award to the women's cross country team. The award goes to the team that shows the biggest overall increase in GPA during the past calendar year. Bob Carlson is a former athletic director at Clarion.
To be named a Clarion University
“Scholar Athlete”, student-athletes must: achieve a cumulative grade point average of 3.2 or higher; have two consecutive semesters of a 3.2 grade point average or higher in the spring and fall terms of 2011; or be a freshman or new transfer who achieved a 3.2 grade point average or higher in the fall 2011 term.
CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WINS CARLSON CUP - Coach
D.J. Bevevino 2nd from right. and AD
Dave Katis - right.
Scholar Athletes For 2012 Include:
Baseball: Josh Beimel, Scott Berkes, Eric Grejda, Eric Hesdon, Nick Maskrey, Jon Roncolato, Billy Ruhland and Jerico Weitzel.
Men's Basketball: Calvin Edwards, Mike Kromka, Mike Nealis, Jeremy Schmader and Drew Vandermeer.
Women's Basketball: Joanna Catalano, Ann Deibert, Courtney Healy, Jennifer Linkchorst, Nicole Miloser and Miranda Payne.
Women's Cross Country/Track & Field: Michelle Brown, Alexis Carter, Katie Chambers, Courtney Gross, Nicolena Guzzi, Kimberly Hanslovan, Kalynn Kohlman, Sarah Loughner, Kristine Mellor, Rachel Munsee, Bethany Naugle, Molly Noctor, Allison Regan, Milea Schall, Ciara Shorts, Megan Toddy, Jessica Vitous, Erin White, Jamie Wyatt and Kellie Wyatt.
Football: Kwaku Asamoah, Bryce Brawley, Nathan Conway, Cameron Cress, Shane Cress, Jared Davis, Tyler Edwards, Mike Felker, Ben Fiscus, Wes Garey, John Hackel, Vincent Heffner, Raymond Klinger, Elijah Morres, Peter Rivera, Eli Rupert, Nate Sipes, Shawn Sopic, Joshua Stegena, Anthony Stimac, Ryan Voisey, Matt Ward and Chris Wilson.
Men's Golf: Brent Bigler, Adam Harrington, Dylan Reinsel, Nathan Sainovich, Zachary Schloemer and William Stover.
Women's Golf: Lisa Kerle, Kayla Lavery, Ashley Longstreth, Jennifer Suffern and Samantha Veights.
Soccer: Lauren Barbour, Katie Chambers, Jordan Daloisio, Stephanie Harrison, Emily Heasley, Alyssa Katz, Kylie Keeney, Megan Lawson, Crytal Miller, Bethany Naugle, Autumn Rosenberg, Lindsay Thill, Kathleen Warner and Erin White.
Softball: Sara Clark, Shawnna Crago, Rebecca Lynch, Lydia Middaugh, Laura Myers, Kacie Nemeth, Taylor Powell, Elizabeth Shiring, Julie Sokol and Chelsea Zola.
Men's Swimming and Diving: Eric Beichner, Brendan Farren, Grant Fetzer and Mark Krchnak.
Women's Swimming and Diving: Kristin Day, Emilee Gysegem, Anna Marie McNurlen, Morgan Oberlander, Paige Quigley, Madison Sewall, Kayla Shull, Kelsey Slayton, Lauren Szoszorek, Jenna Thomas, Ariel Webb and Megan Williams.
Tennis: Megan Bettwy, Brittany Buchheit, Caitlin Clemons, Jaclyn Metzger and Madeline Robinson
Volleyball: Rebecca Beightol, Carlie Bieranowski, Rhianon Brady, Megan Condit, Laura Duncan, Rebecca Ferragonio, Aubree Fry, Hannah Heeter, Lauren Magalski, Corinne Manley, Kayla Rodak, Emily Stewart, Laura Subject and Rebecca Webb.
Wrestling: Tyler Bedelyon, Steven Cressley, Kyle Fluck, Cameron Moran.
