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JUDITH ANN RUSH RELEASES SECOND BOOK, “MY TESTIMONY OF GOD’S LOVE AND MERCY: GOD SPEAKS TO ME THROUGH POETRY”
Judith Ann Rush, who earned a bach- elor’s degree in secretarial science in 1981 recently wrote and published her second self-help book titled, “My Tes- timony of God’s Love and Mercy: God Speaks To Me Through Poetry.”
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TIMOTHY QUEEN SELECTED TO LEAD HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING SQUAD IN ATLANTA
Timothy Queen, who earned a bache- lor’s degree in mass communications is 2005, and a master’s degree in guid- ance education in 2012 is South At- lanta High School’s new cheerleading head coach.
WILLIAM LUSE EARNS DOCTORATE FROM THE UNI- VERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO
William Luse, who earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2011, recently received a Doctorate of Philosophy in management and or- ganization studies from the College of Business at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
ASU FOUNDATION FINANCE MANAGER RECEIVES CERTIFICATE IN NON-PROFIT MANAGEMENT
Casey Mock, the nance and account- ing manager for the ASU Foundation, Inc., received a certi cate in nonpro t management through the University of Texas at Austin. Mock received his bachelors in Accounting in 2013 and a MBA in 2015.
KALVIN ROBINSON ‘95 SELECTED TO JOIN NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION’ BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Kalvin Robinson, who serves as asso- ciate superintendent for the Madison County School District, was appoint- ed to the National Federation of State High School Association (NFHS) board of directors Thursday, Aug. 1.
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