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Thank Your Professor Submissions:

Professor's Name	What Individuals are Saying About Them
Professor/Instructor Dr. Elizabeth Barnett Pathak	Over the past year I have been impressed by several aspects of her teaching style. The most impressive is the level of preparation that she clearly puts into each class session. She requires a high level of involvement from her students but this expected level is surpassed by her own involvement and understanding of the material that is covered. This nominee also brings a certain methodical approach to her classes that I appreciate. Her expectations are clearly articulated at the beginning of the course and any changes to these expectations are brought about with a timely warning that displays a level of respect for the student. This teaching style has inspired me to be methodical and motivated me to transcend mediocrity in my own studies and instead mimic the excellence that I observe in this professor.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Stephanie Bryant	Dr. Bryant is truly committed to her students. She cares about their experience and values their input. She is always available to help and consistently works to improve the SOA and provide opportunities for her students. We’re lucky to have her.
Professor/Instructor Steven Sanders	Steve Sanders has made a remarkable impact on my career here at USF. He has not only guided me in the right directions learning through the process of my PhD, but he has been a positive outlet and colleague that I trust and highly respect. This incredibly challenging degree has been an amazing process and I owe much of that to Steve Sanders.
Professor/Instructor Gary Lemons	Professor Lemons does a terrific job of modeling a feminist pedagogical classroom as he teaches the course. His enthusiasiam and dedication are always with us in the classroom and because of him, I will be a better student and teacher.
Professor/Instructor Sara L, Crawley	Dr. Crawley has a unique way of creating a conversation that reinforces ideas and issues both past and present in connection with the conversation in the classroom. She is relaxed and patient in the classroom but sets and holds a high standard for her students.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Laura Runge	I think this is a great idea considering all of the sites used to vent about professors. I just want to thank Dr. Runge for having the guts to stick by potentially marginal students and to give them the support and confidence they need in order to succeed and be positive representations for USF. She has been my inspiration and the reason for my desire to complete the entire program! Thank you.
Professor/Instructor Dorian Vizcain	I have a great deal of trouble analyzing statistics. Dr. Vizcain spent extra time after class to answer addition questions. He would go over material until we were sure we understood a concept. He also demystified statistics and made the class really fun! I also enjoyed the way he made the information applicable to us in our careers.
Professor/Instructor Catherine Chiaradonna	I just wanted to thank you for not only letting us call you by first name, but for your wonderful feedback on our work. You truly inspire me to do better, and I am always looking forward to submitting my work to you because you appreciate it. Thank you for always responding in a timely manner and for your high level of organization! You make graduate school worthwhile.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Linda Evans	Dr. Evans has an incredible passion for education, literacy, and language. I loved being in her class and more importantly she helped guide me and offered me opportunities to grow. Thanks you Ms. Evans for all your support and I will never forget you!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Burt Anderson	Dr. Anderson is one of the best professors in the college of medicine. He knows how to make complex ideas easy to understand and learn. However, more importantly, he is extremely generous with his time and will work with people in his class to facilitate learning. He is passionate about teaching. And although he has to keep a busy schedule in his lab, he gives time to each individual student. It seems for him that he not only wants to teach us, but learn about each individual and help them reach their goals. Thanks Dr. Anderson, you really make a difference.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Alan Balfour	In part, I would like to thank Dr. Balfour for teaching a class that was meant to change one's perspective of how "success" is achieved, and doing just that. Some may not approve of the Socratic method, but it's helpful to all: students prepare more (and therefore have more invested in the discussions) and they contribute more often. Before I attended the first Leadership Perspective class, I read in Dr. Balfour's handouts the phrase "Judge on Inputs" which was a regular theme throughout the course and has been an important concept for me.It is in this class that I learned being a leader is about leading a balanced, productive life that is fulfilling. I'd also like to thank Dr. Balfour for being a living example of his own lessons. I often run into him at the recreation center where he works on the inputs. He's right: when you see someone working hard on the inputs to their own success, you come to expect great things to happen to them. We are all lucky to have Dr. Balfour contributing to our education through this class and through all he does to support the College of Business.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Chris Simmons	Dr. Simmons, I want to thank you for all that you have done for me in my social work education. I have continued to apply the core values of the profession in ALL aspects of my life. I am also inspired by your most recent accomplishment of obtaining your doctorates degree. I know I have lots of hard work ahead of me, but your actions have motivated me to follow in your foot steps.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Stephanie Maatta	Thank you for being such a wonderful professor. It is too bad not every professor can be as inspiring as you!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Iraida Carrion	Dr. Carrion models the the gold standard for social workers. She creates an exceptional environment for learning by providing knowledge and skills. As an individual, she is truly representative the social work's core values.
Professor/Instructor Professor Roger Ariew	I'd like to thank Professor Roger Ariew for many things, but I will mention only a couple here. I'd like to thank him for taking out many many hours of his time to discuss early modern philosophy with me - despite his many duties as chair of the philosophy department, and despite the many contractual obligations for publishing papers he had! The many many hours he spent with me answering my questions and guiding my reading changed the course of my life in what I will be doing my doctorate in and concentrating my studies on for perhaps the rest of my life. As most writers acknowledge in their works, one of the greatest pleasures they experience is the pleasure of being part of a community of similarly interested scholars. I've not only enjoyed this in spades in discussions with him (who is, by the way, an incredibly prolific and world-renowned scholar), but also with one who treats me as if I were intelligent and had important things to say! He also never discouraged my researches and intellectual curiosities, even when they were "out there", but instead encouraged them. I couldn't have asked for a better professor or a happier time in graduate school thanks to him. -- Anthony DeSantis
Professor/Instructor Dr. Ann Riedling	Dear Dr. R., Thank you for your support and encouragement! Even though I never met you in person(yet)I feel an attachment like you are "in my corner". Thanks! This has been a big deal for me to be enrolled in the MLIS program and now have this job as a School Media Specialist. I don't think I would have the courage to perform in this position if it were not for you and your sound guidance along the way. Today I was recognized by my Principal (at the Faculty Staff Meeting) and given an award for starting 2 book clubs, a journalism club, an after-care story telling time, a partnership in education program all within the past 5 weeks. What the teachers were happy about is this: My friend, Tina, has five Australian Sheppards that are trained Reading Therapy dogs registered as "workers' with the Broward County Humane Society. The one dog, MACK came and 75 second graders had the opportunity to read to him. What a big hit! MACK will be returning for more of the grades to participate. The Principal and 99% of the Faculty are canine-lovers...which is so nice. MACK's info is at http://www.havedog.com I sent this to Dr. Riedling and what I wanted to make clear is this: She is the most wonderful, enthusiastic and encouraging professor. I could never be in this position without her guidance, superior coursework she developed, and how much she is willing to help. I am filled with gratitude for the instruction I have received along the entire way at USF. With appreciation, Susan
Professor/Instructor Tony Onwuegbuzie	I learned so much about qualitative and quantitative analysis in a manner that united them instead of the devisive manner that other qualitative classes treat the bifurcation.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Navita James	Dr. James, I would like to thank you for opening my eyes to the ideas of cross-cultural competencies and student academic engagement before I even knew what they were. I was enrolled in your course as an undergraduate and I still remember how you were able to incorporate engagement and interaction in a class of about 200 students in a movie theater... remember the color line? Anyhow, I was honored to present you with recognition a few years back at the USF Ambassador's Apple Polishing event, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to do it again. You deserve it! Keep up the great work and thank you for the positive influence you've had on my educational outlook.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Lenford C. Sutton	Dr. Sutton is a straightforward yet inspirational teacher to future school leaders.
Professor/Instructor Jenny Molloy	Jenny Molloy is a great professor. She is passionate about teaching and growing new nurses. She encourages you and makes you believe in yourself. She has trully inspired me. She is a great asset to the nursing profession.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Stephanie Marhefka	Dr. Marhefka is one of the most engaged instructors that I've ever studied under. She is responsive to students concerns and is fair in her grading methods. Equally important, she conveys the sense that she genuinely enjoys what she is doing, which makes learning enjoyable for her students. Thank you, Dr. Marhefka, for a great semester!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Liliana Rodriguez-Campos	Taking the evaluation courses has been a transformational educational experience. You have been exceptionally supportive and always go above and beyond making each experience exceptional. I feel fortunate to continue acquiring new knowledge from you.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Phyllis Jones	I want to Thank Dr. Jones for supporting my classmates and me through the graduate program requirements and inspiring us to continue to expand our minds.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Phillip Sipiora	Dr. Sipiora has been a constant source of knowledge, support, and patience since my first class with him in fall of 2006. He continues to teach me much about academia, scholarship, and literature, including filmic and theoretical texts. He has been, and will hopefully continue to be, integral to my academic progression from green PhD student to feasible job candidate.
Professor/Instructor Dr. James Mortimer	Thank you Prof. Mortimer for breaking down the monster I was so scared of when embarking on my MPH journey. This is the first time in my academic career that I am actually a) fully grasping Statistics and b) even enjoying the subject!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Heather Vinson	Since taking "Contemporary Thought" with Professor Vinson, I have used the knowledge from her class over and over. Now I feel like I am much better equipped to participate in the world of contemporary art. She went out of her way to make this sometimes challenging material relevant and accessible for studio artists. She also took a vested interest in our work as artists by talking about our work in class and attending our final critiques. Thank you Professor Vinson!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Stephanie Maatta Smith	I am grateful for Professor Maatta's research guidance and scholarly advising. Along with my School's other graduates and distinguished faculty, she taught me well. Last Fall, I was prepared by her to react readily to USF's inaugural ResearchOne Poster Symposium & Competition with a poster entitled "Advocating and promoting the value of public libraries in these hard economic times." This semester, Dr. Maatta continues to guide my research in her LIS 6624 course and I'm one of her students accepted to present my same, competitive poster next month in Knoxville at the University of Tennessee, College of Communication and Information's 31st Annual Research Symposium. Their theme of "Power and Politics: Communication and Information" relates well to what I study at USF's library school and relates daily to leading national news concerning President Obama's economic stimulus package. This legislation will directly support public libraries in many ways in these hard times. The research skills Dr. Maatta teaches are a tremendous credit to our School of Library and Information Science (SLIS), its Director (Dr. John Gathegi), the USF Graduate School and the USF Office of Research and Innovation. As a USF Life Alumnus, I'm also strengthened by Dr. Maatta's advisory role with the SLIS Student Organizations of the Am. Library Assoc., Special Library Assoc., and the Society for Information & Technology. Thank you, Dr. Maatta, for passing a brightly burning torch to your students!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Brad Schafer	Thank you for all of your help on my dissertation!
Professor/Instructor Clyde Gwinn, M.D.	I really like this professor. You can’t imagine how did he help me .He is really a great teacher. He was really kind, and generous with me .To be honest I wouldn’t pass this class without his great help. I can’t find the right way to thank him How can I express my appreciation to this wonderful professor? So through this site I wanted to take this opportunity to thank you personally for all the time you spent with me trying to solve my problem and helping me to overcome this course. . Again, thank you so much. I greatly appreciate your generosity.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Jacob Caflisch	Dr. Caflisch has been a true mentor, in the old school sense of the word. He has taken the time and attention to read my written work and has attached thoughtful, constructive and gentle criticism and comments. Conversations range from music and Russian culture and literature- to his specialty-theoretical linguistics, a dying (even he admits) or perhaps re-emerging scientific field. I truly enjoy the contact and the conversation, the development of collegial trust, and commitment to hard, yet enduring academic work.
Professor/Instructor McMillan, Susan	I would like to thank My Academic Advisor Dr Susan McMillan for her support and her great help. When I started this oncology program I was nervous and afraid. But Dr McMillen was always there for us. Dr McMillan Thank you for taking the time to talk with me and setting trying to solve my problem. I sincerely appreciate the time you spent reviewing my educational goals and recommending strategies for achieving them. Your advice was very helpful and gave me a new perspective on my life. Please let her know I appreciate how comfortable she made me feel not only in her class but in the other classes. She always being supportive to her student, trying to solve their problem. I can’t forget what she did with me in the path physiology class. Without her I couldn’t pass the final exam. Dr McMillan I can't thank you enough for what you are doing to your student. Again, thank you so much for your time, your energy, and for your help. I greatly appreciate the assistance you have provided me.
Professor/Instructor Rebecca Kukla	Dr. Kukla is one of the best teachers I have ever had. She engages with the class in such a way that it provokes new ways of looking at things and challenges our own views. I have personally experienced this with her. She definitely knows her stuff! She assigns a lot of interesting reading material, and it's all worth it! She follows her syllabus to the T, & she's very organized. I wish I could take all my classes with her! Kudos to Dr. Kukla!!!
Professor/Instructor Dr. James White	My work with Dr. White has always been supported and critically evaluated for quality and integrity. Few professors are willing, or even able, to help students to aspire to their highest goals, in all areas of work and research. Dr. White's words and actions are backed by his own example, untiring effort and calm commitment to creative and academically sound work.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Roger Brindley	Another student and friend summed up Dr. Brindley's approach-superbly: " you do as much work or more, you learn everything and more, you work the hardest and more-WITHOUT THE STRESS!" What a gift! Dr. Brindley is truly a gifted teacher and has inspired me to work beyond my limits and abilities. Without his quiet and strong support for my work, there was a time I might not have continued. But knowing he is cheering me on, to work hard and create quality work, I am inspired. I believe his deep respect for the human range of abilities and his insights into human nature have given him a truly value gift in when working with students of all ages.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Joan Kaywell	As soon as I saw this new feature, Dr. Kaywell was the first person I thought of. Although there are many professors who have impacted my learning, Dr. Kaywell's rigorous curriculum each and every time I've had the privilege to be in her class, has prepared me to take on any challenge in any class I have taken. THANKS Dr. K
Professor/Instructor Dr. Linda Whiteford	Dr. Whiteford does so much for so many people. She works on the weekend to catch up with the many requests people, including myself, make of her. I do not know when she rests, but I do know her assistance, feedback and support have been invaluable to me. She allowed me go half way around the world to complete my thesis even though the arrangement means more work for her. I want her to know how much I appreciate all of her efforts and that she is an inspiration to me and many others! Thank you! Bif From: Kep, Cambodia
Professor/Instructor Deanna Michael	Thank you for taking the time to treat me as a student and not just a number in a program. When I was overseas I wasn't quite sure if I would be able to come back to the College Of Education and now I'm less than a year away from my final internship and a Masters Degree and for that I just wanted to say thank you.
Professor/Instructor Boo Kwa	Dr. Kwa is an outstanding professor, advisor, and department chair. He always has time to listen to students, and not only does he listen but he cares about student needs and helps to change the department for the students.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Alan Balfour	Dr. Balfour went above and beyond assisting me in my new position as a manager. Citing books to read and helping to develop my management skills.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Whalen	Dr. Whalen changed the way I view the world and my place in it. He is a wonderful professor who has made an indelible and positive mark, not only on me, but on many students. His passion for human rights is evident from the first day of class. He subtly infuses students with an awareness of political power struggles in such a way that they will no longer view the world without consideration of his teachings. He is a treasure.
Professor/Instructor Amy Stuart	Thank you for a wonderful class. The fall air pollution class has opened my horizon in air pollution. Coming from pure epidemiology and no chemistry for 20 years I thought I will not be able to do this class. You really helped me understand concept of air pollution. Class was intense and full of concept. A very difficult class to teach in one semester, but job well done.
Professor/Instructor Jackie Hinckley, Ph.D. CCC-SLP	I am a TA for one of the best professors I've ever had the opportunity to learn from, Professor Jackie Hinckley. I want to thank my professor for taking time out of her schedule to meet with me every week. During our meetings she first always asks how I've been doing, making our interactions more informal and warm. Next she asks me about assignments in other classes. She offers advice on how to benefit from my other courses and assignments/projects. I know this is not a requirement for her and appreciate her extra support. She then talks with me about the work we need to accomplish in the course in which I am the TA. She uses every assignment in the course as an opportunity to teach me how to become a great professor, clinician, and researcher. I greatly appreciate her! A teacher affects eternity. You never know where their influence stops. -Tuesdays with Morrie
Professor/Instructor Dr. Haichun Sun	Terrfic class! Impressive, informative. Like it.
Professor/Instructor Yicheng Tu	A wonderful class atmosphere and generous on grades
Professor/Instructor Elisabeth Condon	Elisabeth has an energy and enthusiasm that inspires me to go the extra mile...She is sensitive and intuitive to her student's needs.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Chris Ferekides	Dr. Chris Thank you for showing your trust on me. You have shown me the path of hardwork. I am proud to be your student because not only in the engineering, but also in the field of life. You are the BEST!!!!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Mohamed Eddaoudi	He is the smartest person i ever met when it comes to chemistry :) and also he made me realize that chemistry is my passion.
Professor/Instructor Dr. John Jermier	Dr. Jermier is one of my favorite professors. I have taken multiple classes with him at the graduate and undergraduate level. His teaching style is discussion based rather than lecture focused. He provides both recent and relevant articles to build his coursework around. I have found Dr. Jermier to be very accessible outside of the classroom several months after completing his course. I would recommend that all students consider his classes, as you will not be disappointed with the content or the interest of Dr. Jermier.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Frank McKinzie	Dr. McKinzie is genuine through and through. He learns your name within minutes of beginning the class which makes you feel important and not like a number. His approach is down to earth and obtainable. He takes a difficult subject and makes it fun. Thanks!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Glenn Smith	I want to thank Dr Smith for his help and words of encouragement during the M Ed IT program. I had re-entered education after a prolonged absence and his welcoming demeanor, encouragement and guidance were invaluable in making the transition smooth and the program successful. He is a great asset to the Department.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Frank McKinzie	I have learned so much for the classes I have taken with Dr. McKinzie. I feel prepared for the "real world" of educational leadership, something that can very stressful and scary. He always has stories and experiences from his time as an educational leader. He makes sure that we have all mastered the material before we leave his classroom. I owe much of my success to Dr. McKinzie and all that he has taught me. I hope that every student that goes into educational leadership has the opportunity to have Dr. McKinzie as a professor.
Professor/Instructor Jay Hunsberger	You've made me step up my game, and make me feel like I really can do this. You have no idea how much confidence you've given me, both as a person and a tubist. I don't know how you manage to push me while being the most super nice person ever. ;-) I love you Jay! You're the best!
Professor/Instructor Amy Menna	THANK YOU! Your class was the most engaging and influential class of this entire program. I appreciate your experiential teaching methods. You treated us with respect and valued our input. I can't thank you enough for the experience.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Marty Gould	Thank you for being so intellectually rigorous, yet eminently approachable. Many professors are brilliant and challenging, many are encouraging and inspiring, but few are both at once. You demand so much from your students, but make it so exciting and fun that it feels effortless. Thanks!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Brad Diamond	Dr. Diamond has truly improved me as a vocalist, and has taught me lessons that will benefit me for the rest of my life. I now know how to utilize my time practicing in a more efficient manner, my voice has improved, and the lessons will will last me a lifetime. Thank you for teaching me, and for showing me that I have the tools to improve myself.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Ali Yalcin	I appreciate very much the work of Dr Ali Yalcin. He is a very organized, focused and inspiring professor. His classes are challenging, interactive and helped me to integrate the knowledge gained in other courses in a practical and useful way. I want to say “Thank you Dr. Yalcin”.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Wendy Greenidge	Dr. G - Thank you for always being encouraging, for inspiring us to be the best counselors possible, and for your dedication to helping us grow in our careers. I'm so glad you chose to come to USF while I was here...You are truly a bright spot in our program!
Professor/Instructor Dr. C. Victor Fung	Thank you for all your patience, expertise, guidance, diplomacy, wisdom, and everything else that you do! It is very much appreciated!
Professor/Instructor Dr. James Stock	Dr. Stock has extensive knowledge and research experience in marketing, particulary logistics and supply chain management (which are the fields that I am currently focus on). I am very impressed in his contributions (e.g. preparing update presentation materials and concerns for all students (e.g. keep asking whether he is speaking to fast or not because he knows that English is not my first language). He always welcome students to ask questions in his office and give a very quick feedback to all of the e-mails I wrote to him. He always tries to explain as much clear as possible even sometimes it consumes lots of his time. Outside of his responsibility as an instructor of this class, he always acknowledge me about things that will benefits me such as becoming a member of Council of Supply Chain Management Professional and lending me some textbooks (which some of them cannot be bought in the US). Last but not least, I am very pround to be one of his students. He is my role model for being a high quality marketing instructor/researcher.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Hunt Hawkins	Dr. Hawkins teaches through conversation. He allows students to share insights and opinions, to self-moderate and discuss, while ensuring that all students are given the opportunity to listen and to learn. He encourages academic discourse in a way that makes his students better scholars and better teachers.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Elizabeth Shaunessy	Dr. Shaunessy, Thank you for promoting the reflective process in your classes. Because you have made me examine myself under a microscope, I can see a difference in how I am in my own classroom. I thank you and my students thank you!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Anete Vasquez	Dr. Vasquez taught me about English, Education, strategies, teaching ideas, but I ended up learning so much more about the field of education and about myself, as well. She is truly a wonderful professor and person. Thank you for a great semester!!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Robert M. McCormick	Bob McCormick is always there to help anyone who asks for it. He is always doing his best to see that you get what you pay for out of his classes and has been a great teacher. His dedication to his job is truly unmatched!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Stephen Suen	Dr Suen has challenged us to get the best out of us and at the same time made sure that we would meet the challenge; the best depiction of him would be that of an old and wise chinese master committed to his students through his example. Thank very much Dr Suen
Professor/Instructor Dr. Sheila Diecidue	You are an amazing professor. Thanks for everything you did for me.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Nicole Discenza	Dr. Diszenza changed my whole perspective on life and literature. She is brilliant. If I were wealthy, I would donate money to the school to create a medieval chair, and ONLY Dr. Diszena would fit the position. Dr.Diszena- Canady Chair of Medieval studies!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Jungwon Yoon	Dr. Yoon is an outstanding professor. She is passionate about her area of study (especially the indexing of images) and this is conveyed to her students. We learned a great deal, even building (small) thesauri complete with controlled vocabularies, from scratch. Her methods are linear and clear, and her patience is a blessing. I am so happy I was able to take two classes with this dedicated educator. Thank you, Dr. Yoon!
Professor/Instructor Jamie S. Hansen	Jamie Hansen is a godsend to anyone who dreams of being a cataloger. She teaches this class (and another excellent one, Organization of Knowledge II, a/k/a LC Subject Headings & Classification) 'hands-on' -- the only effective way these skills can be taught. Cataloging is an art as well as a science; she taught us this, too. She loves what she is doing, she has true expertise, and we are all the better for it. Thank you!
Professor/Instructor Dr. Shannon Suldo	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Michael Curtis	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Linda Raffaele	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. George Batsche	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Kathy Bradley-Klug	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Rance Harbor	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Julia Ogg	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.
Professor/Instructor Dr. Constance Hines	Your understanding, concern, and guidance have been invaluable to our development as both professionals and young adults. Thank you for always pushing us to improve and challenging us to grow. You have inspired us to make a difference rather than settling for what is. Your efforts are truly appreciated.