University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Lionettes Lionettes. Row 1; Jessica Bretherick, Lyndsie Mitchell, head, Melissa Daniel. Row 2; Dee Dee Deason, Joy Tucker, Angle Baird, Ashley McDonald, Lori Givens, Becki-Lynn Parker. Row 3: Shannon Holden, Haley Densmore, Elisha Remus, Sarah Beth Vandiver, Amelia Caden, Grade Bell, Mary Helen Bernauer, Kelly Richardson. Presidential Mentors Presidential Mentors. Row 1 : Stephen Lovejoy, Tyler Maroney, Racher Archer, LaTonya Young, MyKenya Brown, Kaswana Kelly, Nicole Lamberth, Janine Ramos, Tonya Echols, Dr. Ernestine Davis, adviser. Row 2: Van Holden, Angela Scott, Jahwitta Mason, Ashley Thompson, Kakeshia D. Harwitten, Mary Lynn Brown, Darcelle Hall. Row 3: Michael Doughty, James Cooper, Acoyia Duster, Corlandos R. Scott. Darryl C. Hamilton, Kevin Bulluck, Ryan Freeman, Marcus Jones. Presidential Mentors Society strives to further the goal of diversity. The academy supports oppor- tunities for students whose racial group is underrepresented on the campus. The academy also provides living learning experiences for incoming minority freshmen stu- dents while maintaining the admission and acade- mic standards of the uni- versity. Programs com- bine academic success with financial assistance. 17!

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Leadership UNA Leadership UNA is a four-year, comprehensive leadership development program whose partici- pants can expect to gain valuable leadership skills necessary to be a leader both on campus and in the community. The pro- gram combines informal classroom education with experiential learning opportunities to produce an experience from which participants will benefit for a lifetime. ' . Leadership UNA. Row 1: Kendra McLain, Kattie C. Fletcher, Shahonda Patrick, Summer Brool s, Amy Tucker. Row 2: Sheena Dickerson, Christian Carpenter, Bridget Putman, Jahnitta M. Vinson, Christina Watts, Darcelle Hall. Row 3: Emily Lovell, Jennifer Holcomb, Zeb Wallace, Mallory Wooten, Clayton Grider. The Lion Paws Dance Team was formed in early 1999. The Paws perform at various university and community events. In a short time, they have become well-known in the area and established themselves as a popular attraction for any event. Lion Paws. Row 1; Rachel Norton, Dana Norden, captain, Nina Miskelly, co-captaIn, KrIstI Villarreal. Row 2; Sammie GIriffIn, Jessica Black, Kelli Busenlehner, Abbey Rogers, Brandi Watklns. 178

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n PBL service awards: Elishaba Graben, Jonathan Dean, Bradley Taylor. FBL officers: Charlie Watkins, Jerramie Henderson, Diana Pettus, Mike Eyler, Jake Wilson, Lance Thomason, Jason Carr. Phi Beta Lambda is a non- profit educational associa- tion made up of students pursuing careers in business or business education. Its stated purpose is to bring together the business world and academics in a positive working relationship. The national organization offers programs and services that create a forum in which stu- dents, educators and busi- ness people learn about one another. The transition from college to career is enhanced through networking, guest speakers and improved busi- ness skills. 180 Phi Beta Lambda. Row 1: Katie Pettus, Diana Pettus, Donna Yancey, Evelyn Ambrosio, Lisa Zimmerman, Ashley Guinn, Meghan Malone, Mandi Malone. Row 2: Pamela Longshore, Christina Mack, Rachel Weston, Lindsey Fulmer, Derek Uryhrey, Caroline Richardson, Jennifer Lynch, Jennifer Tittle. Row 3: Joan Parris, adviser, Natasha Lindsey, adviser, Jake Wilson, Jonah Faulkner, Kerem Dilraz, Matthew Dolan, Lance Thomoson. Row 4: Matt Beach, Christian Hetrick, Not pic- tured: Langston Lee.