ECU alum
Randy Grinnell (class of ’76), deputy director for the Indian Health Service, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, delivered this spring’s commencement address, which emphasized the importance of investment, integrity and influence.
Ten English majors were listed in the program as candidates for Bachelor’s degrees: Aaron Courtney Buchanan, Siedra DeAnn Caleb, Christi Joanna Carruth, Destiny Fergueson, Holly Kristine Fipps, Jeff O. Harrison, Raymond Luke Lackey,
Shanon Lynn Norton (see
photo at left, taken by the Ada Evening News), and Michaela Kathrine Worcester.
It was the last ECU commencement ceremony for Drs. John Yozzo (who led the faculty procession) and Wendy Leraas.
Hats off to Rodney Weaverling (left) and Jim Brockman (below) for boxing up 9 boxes of books and shipping them to Better World Books on behalf of Sigma Tau Delta. Thanks, too, to Shanon Norton for getting the ball rolling on this project. Your service is appreciated!
ECU alum Randy Grinnell (class of ’76), deputy director for the Indian Health Service, an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, delivered this spring’s commencement address, which emphasized the importance of investment, integrity and influence.
