Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 2002 — Page 6

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The 30 graduates pose on the steps in the entranceway to the new Educational Center. Martin University awards 30 degrees at 1 st graduation in new building

Honorary doctorate goes to Rep. Carson Special to The Recorder Martin University celebrated another milestone last Sunday. For the first time in history, the graduates marched down the aisle in the new Martin University Educational Center's Gathertorium. The Bernice Fraction Performing Arts Center, the site of earlier graduations, had become too small to hold the audiences seeking to attend the ceremonies. Thirty graduates received their degrees in the ceremony presided over by Martin University President Rev. Boniface Hardin, O.S.B., while Sister Jane Schilling, vice president for academic affairs, awarded the degrees. Julia Carson, the U.S. Representative for Indiana's 10th Congressional District, received an honorary doctorate of laws from the University. Carson, a former state representative, state senator, and Center Township Trustee, is serving her third term in the U.S. House. Martin University was founded in 1977 by Father Hardin. To date, more than 1,100 undergraduate and graduate degrees have been awarded. The graduates, their degrees, and special honors and awards are as follows: Bachelor’s degrees Doretha C. Adams, BS, business administration, magna cum laude Janet C. Adams, BS, psychology Linda M. Bellamy, BS, business administration, magna cum laude Collette Bonds, BS, business administration, magna cum laude Vincent Craig Burke, BS, business administration, summa cum laude. President's Award

Doris L. Campbell, BS, humanities Mary Beth Easton, BS, business administration Tina D. Eldridge (Bonner), BA, religious studies Carolyn S. Jackson, BA, early childhood education, summa cum laude Dorothy D. Jenkins, BS, humanities, summa cum laude Cleve Johnson, BA, religious studies, summa cum laude Clementine L. Jones, BS, humanities, magna cum laude Earleen Jones, BS, business administration Bernard C. McFarland, BA, religious studies. Academic Dean’s Award John L. Merriweather, BS, criminal justice Ada M. Montgomery, BS, humanities, cum laude Marian R. Smith, BS, humanities Coleone E. Taylor, BS, psychology Norma Breed Wheeler, BS, humanities Marilyn Williams, BA, religious studies Alice T. Woodford, BS, psychology, cum laude Master’s degrees Hosea Baxter, MA. urban ministry studies Sharon A. Stewart Crenshaw, MA, urban ministry studies Lashaun Rana Garrett. MA. urban ministry studies Paulette Napper Hartfield, MA, urban ministry studies Inger J. McDaniel, MS, community psychology Bridgette E. McLaurin, MA, urban ministry studies Elizabeth E. Staton, MA, urban ministry studies. Human Genome Project Award Beverly L. Park-Watkins, MA, urban ministry studies. Vice President’s Award Nikki Michelle Willis, MS, community psychology

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