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Carolyn Norton Bowen (BSHE ’39) has written an autobiography titled Heap of Living.

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Carolyn H. Mahar (BSHE ’68, Child Development; MS ’70, Home Economics Education; EDS ’95, Early Childhood Education) was chosen Teacher of the Year at Enota Elementary School in Gainesville.

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Patricia “Vandie” Leak Enloe (BSHE ’77, Child Development; MEd ’79, Early Childhood Education) is a program specialist with Children’s Health Care of Atlanta.

Judy Herrin (BSHE ’72, Clothing and Textiles) is vice president of professional services at The Community Foundation in Jacksonville, Fla.

Cynthia Jones Kozlowski (BSHE ’79, Child Development) is the director of a private pre-kindergarten program in Rochester Hills, Mich., that just received accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children.

Mary Rider (MS ’78, Housing, Home Management and Consumer Economics) is a consumer health policy Extension specialist at the University of Nebraska.

Donna Taylor (BSHE ’79, Home Economics Education) is president of Human Capital Developers in Atlanta.

Deborah Burgess Wise (BSHE ’76, Home Economics Education) is a fifth-grade teacher at Claxton Elementary School. She also is a demonstration teacher at Georgia Southern University.

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Sandra Jane Nix Cantrell (BSHE ’90, Home Economics Education; MS ’91, Housing, Home Management and Consumer Economics) is an independent sales director with The Pampered Chef in Gainesville.

Lisa Hamby Chawla (BSHE ’88, Fashion Merchandising; MEd ’99, Marketing Education) is teaching at a local learning center in Gwinnett County. She also has a 3-year-old son named Julian.

Beadie Davison (BSHE ’82, Clothing and Textiles/Home Economics Education; MEd ’83, Home Economics Education) received the State Distinguished Service Award and the State Public Relations Award at the Family and Consumer Sciences Professional Association state meeting held in September 2000. She is an Extension agent in Augusta-Richmond County.

Michele Jones Ellington (BSHE ’89, Home Economics and Journalism) is in the Continuing Education Department at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta. She plans continuing education conferences for doctors, dentists, and nurses.

N. David Frushtick (BSHE ’89, Consumer Economics and Home Management) is the vice president for Helen Frushtick Furs at the Apparel Mart in Atlanta.

Debbie Redeker Phillips (BSHE ’85, Home Economics and Journalism; MS ’87, Housing, Home Management and Consumer Economics) owns The Quadrillion, a full service marketing, training, and image development firm in Stockbridge.

Elizabeth Hatton Roper (BSHE ’83, Furnishings and Interiors) passed the National Council of Interior Design Qualification Exam. She and her husband have a son named Jacob and live in Las Vegas, Nev. Elizabeth is an interior designer with Boise Cascade Office Products.

Deanna Wood (BSHE ’87, Home Economics Education; MEd ’88, Home Economics Education) married Mark Bowen on June 9, 2001. She teaches Family and Consumer Sciences at Jackson County High School.

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Ashley Carol Arnall (BSFCS ’99, Consumer Economics) married Carle Ashby Felton III on Dec. 2, 2000. She is an account executive with HPCi Publications in Atlanta.
Tim Barrett (BSFCS ’98, Consumer Journalism) is the events manager at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education at the University of Georgia.

Melissa Lee Blankenship (BSFCS ’98, Child and Family Development) recently received her Master of Education degree with an emphasis in educational technology.

Heidi Boynton Butler (BSFCS ’96, Fashion Merchandising) and her husband Brett Lee Butler of Mt. Pleasant, SC, announce the birth of their daughter, Brittany Anna Butler, on Nov. 23, 1999. The grandparents are Anna Blocker Boynton (BSHE ’66, Home Economics Education) and her husband Rooks of Atlanta.

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Kijuana Freeman (BSFCS ’96, Child and Family Development) is a resident services coordinator with the Athens Housing Authority.

Danielle Green (BSFCS ’98, Furnishings and Interiors) is an interior designer for The House, a fine furniture gallery in Alpharetta.

Karen Hayes (BSFCS ’99, Furnishings and Interiors) works for Harrison Design Associates in Atlanta.

Ivy Gentry Hubler (BSFCS ’99, Dietetics) has completed her Master in Public Affairs degree at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Ala.

Cory Lawson (BSFCS ’98, Housing) is a placement specialist with Williamson Staffing Services, Inc. in Marietta.

Laura Elizabeth Linton (BSFCS ’00, Child and Family Development) received her MEd in Family and Consumer Sciences Education from UGA during the August 2001 commencement.

Tara Malone (BSFCS ’96, Furnishings and Interiors) works for Inner Space Design Group, Inc. in Norcross.

Bryan Marquardt (BSFCS ’97, Furnishings and Interiors) is a project designer allied with ASID at EXPO Design Center in Atlanta.

Tiffany McIntyre (BSFCS ’97, Consumer Economics) works for Liebert, Joe Powell and Associates, Inc. in Norcross.

Tracy Chason Nolan (BSFCS ’98, Dietetics; MS ’00, Foods and Nutrition) is employed as a clinical dietitian at Emory Hospital in Atlanta.
Melanie M. Paradise (BSHE ’90, Fashion Merchandising) is an admissions coordinator at Pellissippi State Technical College in Tennessee.

Amy M. Patrick (BSFCS ’99, Consumer Economics) is the office coordinator for Bradley Arant Rose and White LLP in Washington, DC

Stacy Kay Pitchford (BSFCS ’96, Child and Family Development) married Victor Joseph Buffo on July 1, 2001. She is a third-grade teacher at Buford Academy.

Dallas Pride (BSFCS ’99, Consumer Journalism) is a community relations coordinator with Celtics Basketball, L.P. in Boston, Mass.

Marion Martin Ray (BSFCS, ’99, Fashion Merchandising) is a facilitator at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education at the University of Georgia.

Jake M. Wakefield (BSFCS ’93, Hotel and Restaurant Administration) married Allison Ward in March 2001. The couple lives in Macon.

Jennifer Minish Wimberly (BSFCS ’98, Consumer Economics) owns “The Garden Gate” in Five Points. She is married to Rob Wimberly (BSFCS ’98, Consumer Economics), co-owner of Bulldog Waste Services, Inc.

Robin Vance (BSFCS ’99, Consumer Economics) is a real estate assistant with Robert Properties, Inc., in Atlanta.

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Laura Leigh Barton (BSFCS ’00, Clothing and Textiles) is a marketing coordinator at Campbell High School in Cobb County. She received her Master of Education degree in marketing education from UGA at the August 2001 commencement.

Allison Blackshaw (BSFCS ’00, Furnishings and Interiors) is an interior designer for Stephen Fuller, Inc. in Duluth.

Nick Cassini (BSFCS ’01, Consumer Economics) was named to the United States squad for the Walker Cup golf competition.

Robin Fierer (BSFCS ’00, Furnishings and Interiors) works for Harrison Design Associates in Atlanta.

Lane Hodges (BSFCS ’00, Furnishings and Interiors) is an interior designer at Kay Fuller Interiors in Alpharetta.

Ryan A. Posner (BSFCS ’00, Child and Family Development) is director for Posner Consulting in Athens. He specializes in web-site development.

Ellen Strickland (BSFCS ’00, Consumer Economics) is employed as a loan processor for West Coast Bank in Salem, Ore.

Darby D. Thompson (BSFCS ’00, FACS Education) received a Master of Education degree in Family and Consumer Sciences Education from the University of Georgia during the August 2001 commencement.

David James Van Dyke (Ph.D. ’00, Child and Family Development) was awarded the Dissertation Award by the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. His dissertation is titled, “Effectiveness of a Multiple Family Group Therapy Approach: Reducing Recidivism of Juvenile First Offenders.