This video is part of a series that highlights staff during Staff Appreciation Day event at Elon University that occurs after Commencement in May. The 2008 Staff Appreciation Day video features staff working throughout the year in cultural events, traditions (such as Convocation, Commencement, and College Coffee), athletic events, building and space dedications, and around Elon’s campus. Human Resources created a theme for the Staff Appreciation Day program which included the video. The theme for the 2008 video is “Energy.” In 2007-2008, the video is played during the Staff Appreciation Day program. Some notable names in the Staff Appreciation Day video include: Harold Carr, Deirdre Lea, Rebecca (Becky) Olive-Taylor, Hobert (Hobie) Howe, Curtis Way , Martha Hill, Patrick Murphy, Christopher (Chris) Fulkerson, Jean Paul (JP) Lavoie, Niki Turley, Carl (CC) Cowan, Patricia German, Jermaine Hawkins, Danny Cross, Rhonda Kosusko, Kyle Wills, Richard McBride, Tammy Hill, Ryan Tyler, Joseph Rich, Troy Sayles, Stephanie Hicks, James (Dustin) Crawford, Kyle Wills, Tonya Barlette, Delmas Slade, Faith Shearer, Deborah Long, Carolyn Ent, Robin Plummer, Marshall (Jim) James Donathan, Jr., Emily Ivey, Gloria Thompson, Eric Townsend, Charles (Chuck) Davis, Jane Law, Phyllis Philips, Pamela (Pam) Baker, Susan Klopman, J. (Earl) Danieley, George Rich, Kay Carroll, Wayne Thompson, Fred Melchor, Allen Poe, Melissa (Mel) Byerley, Anthony Bennett, Joyce Pepper, Colt Higgins, Sarah Hinton, Teresa Graves, Joanne Cousin, Derrick Cash, Ray Pruitt, Bobby Sipe, Carolyn Ent, Jo Watts Williams, Rene’ Jackson, Karen Walter, Scott Hildebrand, Bruce Nelson, Chris Troxler, Alan Woodlief, Sharon Gaskin, Teresa Watson-Shaw, Angel Smith, Naomi Ingram, Kitty Parrish, Judith (Judy) Dulberg, Sue Williams, Michelle Woods, Charles (Chuck) Gantos, Sue A. Johnson, Ed Williams, Meg Jordan, Sara Peterson, Ann Wright, Arthur (Art) Fadde, Greg Zaiser, Kurt Moore, Edward (Ed) Watkins, Carolyn Nelson, Sarah Thomas, Paul Holt, Paula Anderson, Eric Hill, Jerry (Jay) Earl Harper, Jr., Jane Deaton, Sheryl (Sheri) Wall, Daniel (Dan) Anderson, David Burnett, Jr., Rena’ Leath, Almeta Degraffendriet, Enetta (Renie) Thompson, Mary Wise, Michael Shepherd, Sylvia E. Munoz, Loura Burnette, Trip Durham, Edith (Edie) Alexander, Lecia Williamson, Sandra Murrow, Brenda Summers, Stanley Greeson, Linda Munn, Sallie B. Hutton, George (Smith) Jackson, Tammy Graves, Barbara Guy, Janet Foust Rauhe, Julie White, Ronda Belton, Angela Hines, Graciela Comejo, Sheldon Carr, Kevin Bigelow, Mary Ector, Gregory (Greg) Marshall, Cathy Marshall, Dan Headen, Marie Murray, Leon Knight, Lillie Mae Slade, Tallulah Shaw, Eva Boone, Darlene Pinnex, Miller Lee, Wayne Brown, David Stephen (Steven) Coleman, Linda Somers, William (Bill) Morningstar, Jeffrey (Jeff) James, John Keegan, Jeffrey (Jeff) Hendricks, Kenneth (Ken) Mullen, Cayce Crenshaw, Kimberly Rippy, Brenda Crutchfield, Dawn Hensley, Robin Riggins, Ed Williams, Linda Springs, Rexford (Rex) Waters, Randall Bowman, Paul Adams, Jack Smith, Chris Benton, Judy Hamler, Betty Garrison, Patrick Rudd, Judith Garcia, Delanor (Dee) Dickerson, Jennifer Rivers, Shaunta Alvarez, Sandra Kilpatrick, Catherine (Katie) Nash, Teofilo (Teo) Matias, Lynn Melchor, Sherley Mae White, Shannon Tennant, Lynne Bisko, Dwight Davis, Syretta Oliver, Thomas (Tom) Flood, Wayne Goke, Mary Ann Inabnit, Marian Teresa (Terry) Buckley, Lisa Layne, Hunter Bowman, Neil Bromilow, Kate Hickey, Rick Earl, Stephanie Poe, Jane (Paige) Vignali, Joyce Pepper, John David Parsons, Paul Geis, Thomas Teapole II, Joseph (Joe) Davis, Christopher (Chris) Adams, Lynette S. Lorenzetti, Carol Oakley, Stephen Forbes, Christopher (Chris) Miles, James (Jimmy) McCall, and Phillip (Phil) Smith. Some notable places and sites on Elon’s campus include: studio lights in Studio A in the School of Communications, Koury Business School, Wallace L. Chandler Fountain, freight train on the railroad tracks, Elon University and North Carolina flags, O’Kelly Monument, Powell building, squirrels on campus, Elder Clock in front of Belk Library, and Fonville Fountain. Some notable musical pieces in the video included: “Fanfare for the Common Man,” “Jaws,” “The Work Song,” “My Wish For You,” and the Alamance bells.
