University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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♦♦♦ Q Ma StiUohit ♦$ Graduate stu- dents Sharon Mesarick, Craig Rinker, Nancy Cornish, Mary Caroline Bell, Liz DeMuesey and Jill Brady enjoy time to- gether during the holidaysatalocal Christmas party. »»»•••»••»»»■» I Graduate student LeAnna Rensi relaxes with her boyfriend, Scott Casey. After years of experience, these two have learned how to deal with the stress of finals and the many other pressures of life. Jennifer Curran, Laura Stott, and Tina Bryant decide to take a little break on the steps to the Faculty Dining Hall outside Memorial Hall. If only they could eat with the rest of the University ' s distinguished faculty. Graduate Students c 315

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A human resource management major from Elberton, Gabriel Fortson has proven to be a true senior leader with his extracurricular interests, ranging from Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity to the Arch Society. His experiences with such groups as the Afro-American Choral Ensemble and the Society for Human Resource Management have helped him become highly familiar with both the student body and the University itself. These activities gave him a strong background for his experience an orientation leader during the summer of 1995. Citing this experience as his most outstanding leadership position, Gabriel says, ...this was a situation that I had the opportunity to help construct and facilitate one of the most important events that an incoming freshman and their parents would participate in [during] their transition from high school to college. Sci A UaAc 1 ) Hci 44 WCh As a member of such prestigious organizations as Beta Gamma Sigma Business Honor Society, Panhellenic Council and the Georgia Recruitment Team, Melissa Wendt has proven herself to be a student of the highest calibre and dedication. Her commitment to Greek life is evidenced by her experience as a judicial board director and a scholarship committee chairman as well as a rush counselor. As a public relations major, Melissa has learned to overcome social and diversity barriers in order to meet high communication goals, and states that her most meaningful leadership experience comes from serving as a worship leader for the Baptist Student Union. I came into the office knowing that it would be an uphill battle from the start. Our BSU was struggling with declining numbers and a restlessness from our members, due largely to dissatisfaction with our current worship services. Other campus ministries were flourishing, and we were rapidly losing members to those groups. We had to find what it was that we were not doing correctly and change it - quickly! That kind of attitude gives Melissa the right credentials to be a true senior leader. 314 c Seniors Leaders

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V Q MUi yti Aohtt Vonnetta Benjamin Nashville April Benson Hephzibah Raushanah Q. Boney Statesboro Cathryn Bowyer Savannah Chassica Braynen Atlanta Stacy Brock Cairo, CA Alex Bruce Athens Tina C. Bryant Casselberry, FL Courtney Cameron Blue Ridge Dannella Carter Torrance, CA Jennifer Curran Athens Michelle Cutler Orlando, FL Nikkole Davis Athens Jason Domir Marietta Rashay Doubilet Rayle Laura Drake Wayneboro Ronnie Durham Watkinsville Jason Edwards Bogart Richard Eshman Roswell Keli E. Faria Reston, VA Elisabeth Frank New Orleans. LA Jin Gao Athens Bonnie Gillespie Athens Keilie Gillette Roswell Alex Gray Marietta Rick Hanson Forsyth Marchele L. Hawley Stone Mountain Jesse B. Hines Athens Frances Hooper Maysville Mahbubul Islan Athens Jeffrey Johnson Rochelle Melissa Keeney Smyrna 316 c Gruduate Studenl: