Evangel University honors student teachers in induction ceremony

April 23, 2009
Contact: Paul K. Logsdon, Director of Public Relations and Publications (417) 865-2815, ext. 7292

Springfield, Mo — The Evangel University education department honored 53 seniors for completing their student teaching requirements on Monday, April 20.

Professors from the education department hosted the induction ceremony, and student teaching supervisors from other departments were invited to attend.

“We are so proud of our student teachers and look forward to having them in the teaching profession,” said Dr. Colleen Hardy, education department chair.

The following students were honored during the induction ceremony (does not include students who have not signed a consent to release form):

Jeanine Bartels, special education major from Springfield, Mo.
Autumn Bennett, senior music education major from Davenport, Iowa
Brooke Blansit, elementary education major from Grain Valley, Mo.
Rachel Bleek, elementary education major from Springfield, Mo.
Rachel Block, music education major from Gillett, Wis.
Kassondra Broihier, Spanish education major from Edwardsville, Ill.
Heather Brown, early childhood education major from St. Peters, Mo.
Leslie Callison, business education major from Rogersville, Mo.
Jordan Chapman, social studies education major from Holts Summit, Mo.
Michael Clark, elementary education major from Wheatfield, Ind.
Jessica Crouch, education major from Martinsville, Ind.
Lindsay Cummings, elementary education major from Canfield, Ohio
Miranda Dement, elementary education major from Centerville, Mo.
Miranda Dilday, elementary education major from Branson West, Mo.
Joni Dixon, mathematics education from Hartville, Mo.
Valerie Duncklee, art education major from Springfield, Mo.
Mark Elliott, elementary education major from Springfield, Mo.
Matthew Falch, social studies education from DeSoto, Mo.
Timothy Falch, education major from DeSoto, Mo.
Anthony Fraticelli, mathematics education from Wheatfield, Ind.
Sarah Gleason, special education major from Trenton, Mich.
Daniel Gutierrez, music education from Mastic, N.Y.
Miranda Hagin, elementary education major from Springfield, Mo.
Lindsey Heaston, early childhood education major from Tulsa, Okla.
Sarah Jones, elementary education major from Ashland, Ala.
Jessica Kesteleyn, special education major from Woodstock, Ill.
Ashley Kinney, elementary and middle school education from Petaluma, Calif.
Jessica Kissner, mathematics education major from Lakeville, Minn.
Brian Knight, English education major from Gladstone, Mo.
Daniel Logsdon, social studies education major from, Cloudcroft, N.M.
Joel Loutzenhiser, elementary education major from O’Neill, Neb.
Lauren Maag, special education major from St. Louis, Mo.
Ashley Magaard, biology education major from St. Cloud, Minn.
Janelle Marengo, early childhood education major from Eastford, Conn.
Bethany Marshall, business education major from Wellsville, Ohio
Charles Reuben Martin, social studies education major from Ozark. Mo.
Anna Maschmeyer, English education major from Fair Grove, Mo.
Kristina Mooney, elementary education major from Rogersville, Mo.
Michael Ogle, special education major from Albia, Iowa
Sharon Owen, early childhood education major from Seneca Falls, N.Y.
Danielle Pagnanella, early childhood education major from Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
Allyson Reno, social studies education major from Long Grove, Iowa
Susannah Roe, elementary education major from Ozark, Mo.
Angelina Rosolino, mathematics education major from Houston, Texas
Jaclyn Rothermich, mathematics education major from Des Peres, Mo.
Jamie Thomas, music education major from Runnells, Iowa
Deborah Titus, senior music education major from Springfield, Mo.
Jennifer Vandersluis, physical education major from Springfield, Mo.
Jennifer Sue Warner, elementary education major from Hayward. Wis.
Heather West, early childhood education major from Dulles, Va.
Deborah Whipple, elementary education major from Easton, Pa.

Each of the student teachers was presented with a small gift.

Education majors must complete a semester of full-time student teaching in order to receive their degrees.

For additional information, contact Diana Hawkins at (417) 865-2815 ext. 8549.