News Release
April 2000

Area adult students to be recognized at Moravian College

Sixty-nine adult students will be honored at a special reception at Moravian College on Thursday, May 11, at 6 p.m. Students in the Division of Continuing and Graduate Studies who have completed elementary or secondary teacher certification, one of the professional studies certificates (Human Resources Administration, Production and Inventory Management, Business Communication, or Not-for-Profit Management), or academic certificates (Art, Economics, and Accounting) will be recognized for their achievement of these special credentials. Hosted by the Moravian College Alumni Association, the reception for honorees and their families will be held in Moravian’s Bahnson Center, 40 Locust Street, Bethlehem.

Piano music will be provided by Moravian music major Gary Stokes of Allentown. Dr. Linda Heindel, Dean of Continuing and Graduate Students, will welcome the group. Dr. William Deeds, Dean for Academic Affairs, will give a talk in honor of the occasion. Kathleen Doyle Dowd, representative from the Alumni Association, will congratulate the students on behalf of the College. Students will be individually acknowledged for their achievements.

Recipients of certificates include (from Bethlehem) Kelli Brady, Amy Cavanaugh, Corinne Connelly, Karen Ferry, Denise Glaros, Danielle Gulick, Kristen Iasiello, Kristina Jennings, Nicola Joeckel, Linda Jolly, Robin Knecht, Stacy Kotze, Barbara Kozero, Robert LeVan, Sheri Majczan, Elizabeth Samuelson, Caronne Taylor-Bloom, Joe Williams, and Jeffrey Young.

From Allentown, Kourtnie Faust, Gary Fenstermaker, Kathryn Long, Marie Nemes, Wanda Sokolowski, and David Staples.

From Easton, Leslie Breger, Keith Kelchner, Molly McGuiness, Deidre Sacco, and Heather Spoll.

From surrounding communities, Joan Bumbulsky, Robert Burt, Audra Calarco, Martha Campano, Kelli Cherry, Patrick Crampsie, Margarita Daly, Nicole Demjan, David Donahue, Erin Duffy, Peter Grau, Douglas Harvey, Wendy Heller, Andrew Holmes, Mary Beth McLean, Christopher Michael, Tresa Minch, Suzanne Nelson, Melissa Orwan, Jennifer Ostile, Denise Polce, Carolyn Raudenbush, Karen Ryan, Lisa Zver, Daniel Arey, Phyllis Busavage, Kelly Ann Cascario, Kim Davis, Victor LaPadula, Sharon Lotwick, Jonathan Mack, Beth Ann Madouse, James McDonald, Robert Mueller, Myra Rosenhaus, Janice Sandt, Rebecca Sokolowski, Donna Teklits, and Robert Valletta.

For more information regarding the Division of Continuing and Graduate Studies at Moravian College, call 610-861-1400 or visit the web site at www.moravian.edu.

Moravian College is a private, coeducational, selective liberal arts college located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Tracing its founding to 1742, it is recognized as America's sixth-oldest college.