Adult Student Profiles By Major
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ACCOUNTING Qi Xue: In China, college was not an option for him |
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ACCOUNTING Seprina Moragne: A woman on a mission |
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ANTHROPOLOGY Jodi Bennett-Bradshaw: First time college student and proud mother |
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ANTHROPOLOGY/PRE-MED Kristina Harding: She is on her way to medical school |
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ART Janet Oliver: She wanted to do something with her life |
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ART Susan Thompson Grant: It Isn't Necessarily About Getting The Best Job |
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AUDITORY-ORAL/B-K Wendy Baber: You shouldn’t compete with anyone else in your class |
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BIOCHEMISTRY Roger Cook: Triumphed over many setbacks |
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BIOCHEMISTRY Kenny Omoseebi: New country, university, and career |
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BIOLOGY Kineka Hull: She taught herself to be a good student |
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BIOLOGY Michelle Gibson: She wanted to prove she could still do it |
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BIOLOGY/ISOM Diego and Leidy Tibaquira: Pursued college careers together |
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Warren Bailey: Managed a 75-mile round trip commute |
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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Carol Leach: Succeeded despite a poor primary education |
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BUSINESS STUDIES Curtis Cutright: Left the security of his job to pursue his degree |
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CLASSICAL STUDIES Harry LeGette: UNCG's most senior student |
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COMMUNICATION Scot Aitcheson: After 11 years in the Army, he decided to pursue his degree |
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COMMUNICATION STUDIES Willie Mason: Know what works for you. Don’t be pressured. |
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COMMUNITY HEALTH Barbara Wilkerson: An imposed requirement became a personal goal |
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COMPUTER SCIENCE Anthony Bond: Returned to school to advance his career |
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CONSUMER APPAREL AND RETAIL STUDIES Caroline Sulatycki: Having the additional knowledge is always a good thing |
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COUNSELING & EDUCATION Chuck Moritz: Returned to school at age 52 |
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DANCE Meagan Jolliffe: Education key to future |
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DIETETICS Karen Woodruff: Has had a very busy life |
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ECONOMICS Mary Steiner: After a ten year absence, her return has met with success |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Laura Hooten: A celebration is certainly in order |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Beth Hodge: Learned to be flexible |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Geneva Robertson: She wanted to be a sports journalist |
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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Elaine Smith: Loved being a student |
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ENGLISH Marilyn Lauritzen: Always regretted not getting her degree |
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ENGLISH Kathy Hunt: Out of school for almost 30 years |
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ENGLISH John May: First returned to school to learn Spanish |
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ENGLISH Liz Urquhart: Returning to school a transforming experience |
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ENGLISH Ann Steldt: Job uncertainties led to her return to school |
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ENGLISH Arlene Henza: Family support made college possible |
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EXERCISE AND SPORTS SCIENCE Stephanie Newton: Found a home at UNCG |
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FINANCE Baxter Motley: Spent a semester in Monterrey, Mexico |
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FRENCH Elaine Hammer: Travel sparked interest in foreign languages |
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FRENCH/TEACHER CERTIFICATION Susan Wood: Moved from England to the US |
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GEOGRAPHY Anita Henderson: Pursuing her masters in Geography |
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HISTORY Jack Hoffman: It is never too late |
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HISTORY Marguerite Howell: It took over 30 years to complete her degree |
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HISTORY Anne Koch: Familly support made school possible |
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HISTORY Dr. Stephen Robinson: Returned to school at 60 |
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HISTORY Craig Land: Left Nursing and became a history major |
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HISTORY Frank Schneider: A lifelong interest in history |
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HISTORY David Rhoades: Degree was something he needed to finish |
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HUMAN DEV. AND FAMILY STUDIES Eileen Martin: A break from school helped her succeed |
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HUMAN DEV. AND FAMILY STUDIES/PSYCHOLOGY Jacqueline Martin: Achieved her dream |
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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE Edgar Cabrera: His life changed when he came to the U.S. |
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INTERIOR DESIGN Christine Bottom: Award winning student |
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INTERNATIONAL AND GLOBAL STUDIES Issa Gakou: Came to North Carolina in 2003 to continue his education |
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ISOM Howard James: His career at UNCG spanned nine years |
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ISOM AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Sandy Walker: Overcame Formidable Challenges |
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MATH and PHYSICS Matthew Lanctot: Took time off to go sailing |
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MEDIA STUDIES Arnaud Gazelle: Rekindled his love of the French language |
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MEDIA STUDIES Alan Buck: I decided to go for it |
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MIDDLE SCHOOL EDUCATION Dolores Paylor: Pursueing Masters in Conflict Resolution |
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MUSIC Anne Coltrane: Always loved music |
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NURSING Donna Roberts: Wanted to set example for her kids |
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NURSING Cleo Montpellier: Took 12 years to get his degree |
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NURSING Ram Upadhyaya: Realized his dream |
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NURSING Judy Beck-Sieg: Key to success: believe in yourself |
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PHILOSOPHY Carolyn Sanzenbacher: Succeeded despite many interuptions |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE Susan Crotts: Pursuing her degree has helped her career |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE Les Levine: His first degree led to world travel |
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POLITICAL SCIENCE Bernadette Wilson: Course work and life deeply connected |
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PSYCHOLOGY Gene Treants: After a Navy career, returned to school |
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PSYCHOLOGY Mark Fulton: Achieved Phi Beta Kappa |
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PSYCHOLOGY Vicki Hansing: Spent a summer abroad |
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PSYCHOLOGY Teresa Lewis: Learned hard lessons |
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PUBLIC HEALTH Pamela Chandler: Wanted a better future |
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RECREATION PARKS AND TOURISM Hoge Ronemus: Believes you should find what you like to do and do it |
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RELIGION/BIOLOGY MINOR Beth Walton: Returned to school to see what she was missing |
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RELIGION/MEDIA STUDIES Dahron Johnson: Not as young as traditional undergraduates, but not as old as many adults |
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ROMANCE LANGUAGES Debra Weber: Decided to do what she loved |
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ROMANCE LANGUAGES Kathy Morton: Fell in love with language |
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SECONDARY EDUCATION/SCIENCE Diane Sanderson: Long term dedication |
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SOCIAL WORK Joscelyn Nickerson: Coming to UNCG has been a spiritual journey |
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SOCIAL WORK Angie Losey: Sheer determination |
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SOCIAL WORK Annette Estrada: Personal Experience Led to Major in Social Work |
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SOCIAL WORK Teri Ballough: September 11, 2001 inspired a return to school |
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SOCIAL WORK Checago Bright: From Liberian refugee to Columbia Grad School |
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SOCIOLOGY/CRIMINOLGY Steve Sisco: Pursuing Master |
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SPANISH Jim Wroten: Spanish is his fourth degree |
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SPECIAL EDUCATION Carrie Nicolson: Looks forward to teaching |
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SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY Kamilah Davis: I like learning; I always have |
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TRAVEL AND TOURISM Marina Noudga: School has changed her dreams |
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WOMEN AND GENDER STUDIES Anne Silberman: It took 26 years to reach graduation |
Page updated: 06-May-2009
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