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CRC InsiderSPRING 2017Crowley ’s Ridge College100 College Drive Paragould, Arkansas 72450 (870) 236-6901 www.crc.eduReachingindividual ticketpricing:D reamsYourfeaturingSCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISERFRiday,may 19, 2017 15.00 - General Admission& Bleacher SeatingFamily Package 10.00 per ticket(minimum of 4)Group Package 200.00 for 25 tickets 25.00 - Premium Seating Reserved Seating Sectioncarter activities center 100.00 - Preferred Seatingcrowley’s ridge college In Reserved Section (seatingwithin first rows)7:00 PMDr. dennis swanberg“the swan”Dr. Swanberg is a seasoned andsolid communicator whose sly witdelivers life enriching truths to theheart on wings of laughter.So that you may know . . .The GospelAccording toLUKE17th Annual BibleLectureship at CRCApril 9-12, 2017complete schedule on page 5call (870) 236-6901to order your ticketstoday! 1,000, 5,000, 10,000 SponsorshipOpportunities thatinclude privatereception at 6:00 PMwith Dr. Swanberg. Seedetails on page 2.CRC DAY 80,000Sunday, June 11, 2017GOALsee information on back pageCRC Commencement issaturday, may 13, 2017, 11:00 amcarter activities centermore information on page 3
“climbing great hills”“After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb.”The above statement iscredited to Nelson Mandelabut I wish I were the onewho had said it first becauseit is so true about the historyof CRC. CRC has continuedto climb great hills for all ofits 53-year history as it hasrecognized that there aremany more hills to climb. I amKen Hoppeconvinced that understandingPresidentthis concept keeps us focusedin the right direction and challenges our strength anddetermination.It is always an exciting timefor me as our staff develops thecontent that is to be included ineach Insider. There is only so muchinformation that we can providefor you in these 12 pages andsometimes it becomes difficult toshare with you everything that wewant you to know.You will see alot of information contained in thisInsider but I would specifically liketo talk with you about the financialsupport that CRC has receive fromits friends recently.On March 4, 2017, a specialceremony was held on the CRC Campus as wededicated the new Charles R. and Wilma King HonorReachingYourD reamsSCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISERfeaturingHousing facility. This 3,548 square foot structureaccommodates 14 students in an apartment styledwelling. Tom and Cari King, Pocahontas, Arkansas,honored Tom’s parents in the naming of this structureby providing considerable financial support towardthe construction of the building. We were blessedwith perfect weather for our dedication ceremony asCRC Trustees and Administrators joined Tom and CariKing and their friends and family for this historic dayin CRC’s history. Tom and Cari are wonderful friendsof CRC. Having on-campus housing available for 14additional students means so much as CRC movesforward, and stays focused on its mission. The Kingshave provideda wonderfulexamplefor othersto followas CRCTom and CariKing are picturedimproveshere with Richardand expandsJohnson,VP forcampusAdvancementfacilities.and Ken Hoppe,OnPresident at theDecemberspecial dedication12, 2016,of the King HonorHousing.I had thepleasure ofacceptinga financial gift from Jim and Ina Brown, and friends,Jonesboro, Arkansas, that would provide adequatesponsorship opportunities: 1,000 “Friend of CRC” SponsorshipRecognition as sponsor of event in event venue on platform backdrop and program.This level includes two tickets for individuals to event on front row perimeter seatingand admission to the private reception with Dr. Swanberg and professional photographmade with Dr. Swanberg. 5,000 “Patron” SponsorshipRecognition as Sponsor of our “Reaching Your Dreams” Scholarship Fundraiser in eventDr. dennis swanberg venue on platform backdrop and program. This level includes up to ten tickets for“the swan”individuals at event in center section within first five rows and admission to the privateFRiday, may 19, 2017 reception with Dr. Swanberg and professional photograph of sponsorship group withDr. Swanberg.For more details, please callRichard Johnson, VP forAdvancement or Ken Hoppe,President at (870) 236-6901Page 2 10,000 “BenEfactor” Group SponsorshipRecognition as Major Sponsor of our “Reaching Your Dreams” Scholarship Fundraiserin event venue on platform backdrop, venue exterior signage and program. This levelincludes up to twenty tickets for individuals at event in center section within firstthree rows and admission to the private reception with Dr. Swanberg and professionalphotograph of sponsorship group with Dr. Swanberg.
funding to construct a Press Box at CRC’s baseball fieldto the two gifts already mentioned, CRC has receivedlocated in the Pioneer Fields complex. The gift wouldgifts from 1 up to 100,000 and we are so thankfulalso provide funding for a restroom facility located closefor each and every gift. CRC could not continue toby the Press Box. The Press Box has been needed foroffer its high quality Christian collegiate experiencea very long time and will serve CRC athletics well. Jimwithout the special help of donors by making specialBrown was CRC’s basketball and baseball coach fromgifts or supporting campus fundraising events such as the1971 – 1975. He has never lost his interest in CRC andupcoming Reaching Your Dreams Scholarship FundraiserCRC Athletics. Afterscheduledleaving CRC in 1975,for MayJim had a successful19, 2017and diverse coachingfeaturingcareer. A booknationallyhas been writtenrecognizedabout Jim titled, TheChristianLife and Times ofComedian,Jimmie Dale BrownDr. Dennisand is availableSwanberg.from Amazon.CRCPaul McFadden,continuesAthletic Director;to lookErica Ewing,forwardSports Informationto manyDirector; andmore hillsL to R: Paul McFadden, Athletic Director, Brenden Camp, Head Baseball Coach, Jim andBrenden Camp,to climb.Ina Brown, and Ken Hoppe, President accept a gift for the new baseball facilities.Head Baseball CoachAs weaccompanied me as we accepted the gift for CRC. Jimcelebrate the many hills already climbed, we knowand Ina have also provided a wonderful example forthat God has blessed CRC and through Him, all thingsothers to follow as CRC improves and expands itsare possible. Being focused in the right direction as afacilities.Christian College and gladly accepting the challenges,In the two paragraphs above, I have told you aboutmoves us forward and gives us strength and resolve.two specific special gifts. I am so thankful for theseWe continue to solicit your prayers and support, as weindividuals and others who continually support CRCextend an invitation to visit the campus anytime.with financial gifts. Over the last few months, in additionCRC Alumnus, Cecilia Stoll to deliver2017 Commencement AddressCecilia Stoll was a CRC student from the Spring Semester of 1982 through theSpring Semester of 1983. Cecilia is from Sao Paulo, Brazil and made her way toCRC in connection with a local Paragould family with whom she was living.After attending CRC, she attended Oklahoma Christian University from 1983 1986 and earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology. In 1991, she came in contactwith the ARBONNE Company, a beauty products company who markets productsby a network of independent consultants. After 6 years with ARBONNE, shebecame an Executive National VP and has now had that distinction for 26 years.Cecilia is very successful Christian, a national top producer for Arbonne, andhas spoken to large audiences about Goal Setting and How to be Successful inbusiness. We are so thankful that she is willing to come back to CRC and deliverour commencement address on Saturday, May 13, 2017 at 11:00 am in the CarterActivities Center on CRC’s Campus.Page 3
CRC’s Current Funding Needs ListTHESE ARE PRIORITY NEEDS FOR WHICH CRC IS SEEKING IMMEDIATE FUNDING 3,000,000 – Construction cost for 100 to 120 bed female dormitory. 714,000 – To pay the current unfunded portion of Scholarships awarded to CRC students this year. We are thankful toreceive about 126,000 annually in Scholarship donations. These scholarship gifts are a tremendous blessing to our studentsand are awarded for Bible majors, academic achievements, music, drama, athletics and for a variety of specialized areas/needs.This year students will be given approximately 840,000 in Scholarship awards making their cost of attending College moreaffordable. 350,000 – Construction cost for 3,740 square feet educational facility with classrooms, offices, restrooms & storage. 295,000 – 3rd Honor Housing apartment complex, 14 beds for junior/senior year or married students. 200,000 – Adding concrete around CRC’s campus – 1.) Five parking areas in front of cafeteria. 2.) Main campus roadfrom Cafeteria to Johnson Honor Housing to Tennis Courts to Winters Hall. 3.) Road from Maintenance Shop and RV Parkto the Collegiate Baseball/Softball Complex. Total estimated cost of more than 200,000 at 2.38 per square foot. 187,308 – Total cost of Wilson Hall Interior Renovation of the dorm rooms, bathrooms, hallways, ceiling tiles/fixturesand stairway fixtures for both women/men’s wings. 125,000 – Landscape interior of pond, including brick or block next to water and Mary House Project with Bell Towerrenovation with park area also near or connecting to pond. 100,000 – 120 ft x 25 ft addition to Carter Activities Center to house additional Physical Education classrooms,restrooms, offices, and work out area. 100,000 – Infrastructure Replacements; replacing 6-inch main waterlines and fire hydrants. 1st stage from PhysicalSciences Building to Jennie Sue Eubanks Cafeteria is approximately 900 ft @ estimated cost of 35,000. At least two more6-inch main waterline sections will need to be replaced following this 1st Infrastructure Replacement Phase. 87,000 – Complete upgrade of the interior sidewalls and roof ceiling of the Carter Activities Center. 47,428 – Install new 24 gauge metal standing seam roof on Winter’s Hall. 25,000 – Reshaping large gulley between collegiate baseball and softball fields, including adding pipes, smaller tree/brushremoval, and making into a park like setting. 22,279 – Correct roof line and install new 24 gauge metal standing seam roof on Wilson Hall. 15,000 – 3 new Computer Servers with software for overall campus technology needs for students, classrooms, onlinelearning and faculty/staff offices. 12,360 – Replacing old 2x4 ceiling tile inside Cafeteria with new 2x2 ceiling tile and grids. This will greatly improve thelook of kitchen and dining areas and add to the new flooring installed recently. 10,000 – Build 2 new offices in Administration Building. 7,250 – Battle of the Youth Groups: 3 day event for 7th-12th graders to encourage attending college. Expenses for food,activities and event t-shirt. Approximately 150 youth enjoy indoor/outdoorteam building activities, variety of games, plus a night at movies and bowling.If you would like to talk 6,832 – Purchase and install LED lighting for Carter Activities Center.about tax advantageous 6,000 – 20 high-resolution security cameras with 2 dedicated computerways to make a giftservers for overall campus safety.toward these “Current 5,000 – Wilson Dorm Lobby Repainting and Refurnishing Project.Funding Needs” or, 4,000 – 1 (7 ft x12 ft) Concession Trailer for athletic complex and varietyabout how to make aof off campus venues.major gift in your will orestate plan, please call or 4,000 – Furnish 2 new offices in Admin. bldg. including technologyemail Richard Johnson at: requirements.870-236-6901 rjohnson@crc.edu 3,500 – Purchase 2 quality leather sofas and 2 quality leather love seatsfor lounge area of Student Center. (COMPLETED)Mail your gift to: 2,522 – Purchase 0504A Indigo Series Ice-Maker for Student Center/Gym.CROWLEY’S RIDGE COLLEGE 1,969 – Purchase strength and conditioning equipment for new fitness100 College Drive Paragould,room in Carter Activities Center.Arkansas 72450 1,900 – 1 Batter’s Tunnel Net for collegiate baseball batting cage andshare with community.Or donate online through your 1,800 – Purchase 2 HP ProCurve Switches to meet increased computerbank or credit card using CRC’ssecured site at:technology demands throughout campus. 607 – Purchase 28 quality padded chairs for use at desk/dining tables .htmlCharles R. & Wilma King Honor Housing.Page 4 5,335,755 is the total needed to pay for all the items listed.
17th Annual Bible Lectureship at CRCApril 9-12, 2017Sunday, April 9, 2017Tuesday, April 11, 20177:00 p.m.“The Cost of Discipleship”Keynote Session - Spencer Furby9:00 a.m.“Teach Us to Pray”Combined Session - RonNewberryMonday, April 10, 2017So that you may know . . .The GospelAccording toLUKE9:00 a.m.“Introduction to the GospelAccording to Luke”Combined Session - Art Smith10:00 a.m.“Two Amazing People: Simeon andAnna”Class #1 (Women) - Erica Ewing10:00 a.m.“A Portrait of Godly Parents:Zechariah and Elizabeth”Class #1 (Women) - Andrea Johnson“Golgotha’s Grace:The Thief on theCross”Class #2 (Men) - Johnny Hinton“Two Very Different Prayers:ThePharisee and the Tax Collector”Class #2 (Men) - Gerald Fears11:00 a.m.“Why Jesus ate with Sinners:TheLost Sheep,The Lost Coin, and theLost Son”Chapel - Spencer Furby12:00 p.m. - LUNCH1:00 p.m.“The Lord’s Final Appearance”Combined Session - Aaron Baker2:00 p.m.“Where are the Nine?”Combined Session - Chase Almond11:00 a.m.“A 12-year old visits the Temple”Chapel - Jay Lyles12:00 p.m. - LUNCH1:00 p.m.“Questions and Answers on theGospel According to Luke”Combined Session - Earl Edwards2:00 p.m.“Beyond the Grave:The Rich Manand Lazarus”Combined Session - Rob CombsWednesday, April 12, 20179:00 a.m.“A Hometown Boy is Rejected”Combined Session - Jeremy Tucker10:00 a.m.“Mary and Martha”Class #1 (Women) - Amanda Broom“Birth in Bethlehem”Class #2 (Men) - Keith Harris11:00 a.m.“The Conversion of a Tax Collector:The Story of Zaccheus”Chapel - Josh ParnellFor more informationabout CRC’s 17thAnnual Lectureship,call (870) 236-6901.7:00 p.m.“Building Bigger Barns:The FoolishFarmer”Keynote Session - Jeremy Pierce7:00 p.m.“Who is my Neighbor? The GoodSamaritan”Keynote Session - Michael Meredith2nd Annual WCRCPioneer Trail RunFriday, May 5, 20176:00 pmCrowley’s Ridge CollegeRegistration begins at 4:00 pmin front of the Carter Activities CenterCome out for a 2 mile run onthe beautiful CRC campus!Register online at www.RacesonLine.comThe Heritage Yearbook Staff dedicated the 2016-17 yearbookto Mr. Phil Wilkerson in chapel recently. Mr.Wilkerson is in his50th year of teaching at CRC. Pictured (l to r): Co-Advisers,Karen Pillow and Andrea Johnson, Jordan Kaser, Phil Wilkerson,Logan Russell, Maleah Clayton, and Kalynn Douglas.“Run in such a way as to get the prize.” I Cor. 9:24bPage 5
Homecoming 2017Homecoming 2017 Court (pictured above l to r): Freshmen Maids and their Escorts,Emily Harris and Coy Chipman,Tori Hardin and Noah Vandiver, Morgan Moore and MaggieEaker, Baylee Inman and Seth Farmer. Sophomore Maids and their Escorts,Talyn McCoy andTroy Allen,Tarah Barr and Kiefer Ramsey, Hayley Skelton and Trent Jones,Winter Culp andCody Lambright. Upperclassmen and their Escorts, Emily Poynor and Dakota Loggains, EmilyEaker and Chris Siler, Amanda Broom and Austin Plyley, Sarah West and Mark Haddock.Homecoming Queen and Escort (pictured right): Junior Emily Eaker from Neelyville,Missouri was crowned Homecoming Queen on Saturday, February 18, 2017. Emily is amember of the Lady Pioneer Basketball and Softball Teams and a Business AdministrationMajor. She was escorted by Freshman Chris Siler from Puxico, Missouri. He is a member ofthe Pioneer Baseball Team and plans to go into Physical Therapy after his time at CRC.JOHNSON NAMED CRC’S 2017 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUSRichard Johnson stepped onto the campus of Crowley’s Ridge College as a freshmanin the fall of 1982. He graduated with an AA degree in May of 1984. While at CRC,he was involved in many activities. He was a member of Choralaires, Daybreak (asecular, instrumental singing group), and Timothy Club. He served as SGA Presidenthis sophomore year and worked in the Admissions office to help recruit new CRCstudents. He met his wife, Andrea (Carlile) while he was a CRC freshman and she wasa junior at CRA. They married in May, 1985. He went to Harding University immediatelyafter graduating CRC and graduated with a BA in Business Management in 1986.He and Andrea have three children; Brandon, who is married to Lacey, and theirdaughter, Hallie, Bethanie and her fiance, Seth Coleman, and Logan who is a collegefreshman.Richard JohnsonRichard received his masters degree in Nonprofit Management from Regis University in December 2000. Heis currently working on his doctorate degree in Educational Leadership from Abilene Christian University withanticipated graduation in August, 2019.With more than 20 years’ experience in working with nonprofits and churches, Richard became the VicePresident for Advancement for Crowley’s Ridge College in April, 2007. He stays busy writing grants, helpingdonors with planned giving and estate planning, and coordinating CRC’s fundraising programs.He and Andrea are active members of 7th and Mueller Church of Christ, where he has served as an elder sinceOctober, 2014. CRC is very honored and proud to present this year’s Distinguished Alumnus Awardto Richard Johnson.Page 6
LLKEEP UP WITH .A.CRC SPORTSFALL 2017Go to www.crcpioneers.comFor the app on iPhone: go to app storeon Android: go to play storeType in Crowley’s Ridge College orCRC Pioneers to download.CROSSCOUNTRYCRC has plans to offer Men’s & Women’sCross Country in the Fall of 2017. CalebReynolds will be coaching the men andErica Ewing will coach the women. Eachcoach is recruiting toward ten studentathletes. If interested, contact Calebor Erica at (870) 236-6901. AthleticScholarships are available.CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE CRC ATHLETES!MEN’S BASKETBALL:Shaquille Culbreath (right) was named NCCAA Student-Athlete of theWeek in January, 2017. He scored career point 1,000 in a game at Collegeof the Ozarks on January 14, 2017. Culbreath was recently named FirstTeam All Region for the NCCAA Central Region. He averaged 21.5 PPGwith a 49.6 FG%, 41.9 3-PT%, and 83.3 FT%.Cade Niswonger (left) was named Scholar-Athlete for the NCCAAD1. He led his team as a senior point guard on and off the court. He hasmaintained a 3.4 cumulative GPA.WOMEN’S BASKETBALL:Hannah Willard (left) was named First Team All Region for theNCCAA Central Region! She averaged 17.15 PPG and ranked10th in NAIA D1 in Total Scoring.Sarah West (right) was named Scholar-Athlete for theNCCAA D1. West led her team as a senior leader and madegood things happen on the defensive end for the Lady Pioneers.She has maintained at least a 3.4 cumulative GPA.Elly Burrell (bottom) was named NCCAA Student-Athlete ofthe Week in February, 2017. Burrell finished the regular seasonwith 8 double-doubles and averaged 12 points on 47.2 percentshooting, 12.7 rebounds, and 2 assists per game.Special Note: CRC’s Women’s basketball team received an at-large bidto the NCCAA National Tournament in Winona Lake, Indiana.This wasthe first time in the women’s program history!Page 7
Veteran Preachers to be HonoredAn Honors Banquet for “Veteran Preachers of the Gospel” will be held 6:00 p.m., Friday,June 23, 2017 on the campus of Crowley’s Ridge College. It promises to be the largest singlegathering of veteran preachers ever gathered in Northeast Arkansas. The last such meetingwas held over forty years ago. Preachers 70 and older will be honored with banquettickets for them and their spouse, plus other recognitions. Tickets for family and thepublic will be 12.50 each to cover the cost of the meal.The Honors event is intended to show appreciation to those who have served for aremarkable time, to bring brethren together in strength, to add focus on the need for morepreachers, and to share in fellowship with some of the best Bible minds in our region.An added feature of the Preacher’s Banquet will include a museum of early relics from churchesin the region. A sample of items planned for inclusion are: Joe Blue’s pulpit, Monea Bible College clock, the famedCounty Line Bible School bell, hundred year old slatted pews, pulpit chairs imported from France, old sermoncharts, early song books, Bibles, financial records, and more. Please reserve your tickets early.Call 870-236-6901 or contact: Don House, Josh Dement, Seth Parnell, or Art Smith.2016-17 Choralaires(back row, l to r): Daniel Parrish, AustinSchwyhart, Director Rick Hale, LoganRussell, Willie Laughary(middle row, l to r): Krista Scott, ElizabethRush, Savannah Kaminskas, MaggieEaker, Alexis Warnick(front row, l to r): Amanda Broom, KalynnDouglas, Laura Inman, Morgan Duley,Maleah Clatyton2016-17 Ambassadors(back row, l to r): Daniel Parrish, WillieLaughary, Austin Schwyhart;(front row, l to right): Savannah Kaminskas,Kalynn Douglas, Maggie EakerApril 26 - Troy,TNChoralaires/AmbassadorsSchedule as of 3-17-17April 2 - Brandsville, MO - 1:30 pmApril 5 - Hardy, AR C of C - 6:00 pmApril 15-18 - Choralaires Spring Trip to Gulf Shores, ALApril 23 - Downtown C of C - Morrilton, AR - 5:00 pmApril 30 - 7th & Mueller C of C - 5:00 pmMay 3 - Hillcrest C of C - 6:30 pmMay 13 - CRC Commencement - 11:00 amPage 82016-17 Justified Members(back row, l to r): Ted Crigler, Zane Martin,Garison Money, Daniel Parrish; (center):Kiefer Ramsey; (seated front): Laura Inmanand Beth Cable
H onor Rol l of Donor sCrowley’s Ridge College is blessed with a wonderful family of supporters. The next few pages are CRC’s “Honor Roll Listing ofDonors” followed by those giving “Memorial & Honor Gifts” for special friends and loved ones. This listing represents gifts fromSeptember 30, 2016 - March 17, 2017. We feature an Honor Roll of Donors and Memorial & Honor section in each of our futureCRC Insider publications. CRC would not be possible without generous support of those in this listing. Thank you friends formaking this wonderful Christian ministry possible and helping us to bless our students each day.Mrs. Dorothy CampbellMrs. Zola CampbellMr. and Mrs. Jerry CarlileMr. and Mrs. Greg CarmanMrs. Freda CarterSonnie CatoMr. and Mrs. Sonny CatoMr. and Mrs. Jack ChaffinMr. and Mrs. Barry ChapmanMr. and Mrs. Joe ChesserMr. and Mrs. Joe Chesser, JrMr. Coy ChipmanMr. and Mrs. Gary ChipmanAdvance Church of ChristAmagon Church of ChristBakerville Church of ChristBella Vista Church of ChristBernie Church of ChristBirdell Church of ChristBlack Rock Church of ChristCasa Church of ChristCenter Hill Church of ChristCenter Street Church of ChristCommissary Church of ChristDalton Church of ChristDayspring Church of ChristDellhalf Church of ChristDowntown Church of ChristEvening Star Church of ChristFall River Church of ChristFlat River Church of ChristFruitland Church of ChristGermantown Church of ChristGoodman Oaks Church of ChristGrassylead Church of ChristGreenbrier Church of ChristGreenway Church of ChristHardy Church of ChristHarrisburg Church of ChristHarviell Church of ChristHattieville Church of ChristHillcrest Church of ChristHoxie Church of ChristLiberty Church of ChristMammoth Spring Church of ChristManila Church of ChristMartin Church of ChristMonette Church of ChristNorthside Church of ChristOsceola Church of ChristOzark South Side Church of ChristPiedmont Church of ChristPilot Church of ChristPine Knot Church of ChristPleasant Plains Church of ChristPonder Church of ChristRobinson & Center Church of ChristSamford Church of ChristSenath Church of ChristSkaggs Church of ChristSlicer Street Church of ChristSouth Main Church of ChristSouthside Church of ChristSteprock Church of ChristStrawberry Church of ChristTuttle Church of ChristUnion Central Church of ChristUniversity Church of ChristVilonia Church of ChristWard Street Church of ChristWhite’s Ferry Road Church of ChristWinona Church of ChristMr. and Mrs. Phillip ClementsMs. Renella ClemonsMr. and Mrs. Bill ClineDr. and Mrs. Charles CloudMr. and Mrs. John CoatesMr. and Mrs. Dave ColeMr. and Mrs. Jimmy CombsMr. and Mrs. Chuck ConleyMr. and Mrs. Curtis CoxMrs. Bonita CrabtreeMr. Chris CrawfordCRC ChoralairesCRC Special Baseball FundCRC Special Softball FundTerry CullumMr. and Mrs. Matt CurryDallas Fort Worth Water Ski School, Inc.Mr. Jerry DarbyMrs. Mabel DavidsonMr. and Mrs. Donald DawsonMr. Chris DeboerMr. and Mrs. Jim DeSpainMs. Lynda DickinsonMr. and Mrs.Tom DoanMr. and Mrs. Kolton DouglasMr. Mike DoverMr. and Mrs. Richard DukeMr. Brian DumasMr. and Mrs. Rodney EakerMr. Rusty EakerMs. Barbara EasleyEast AR Planning & DevelopmentDistrictMrs. Sharon EdringtonMrs. Mary EdwardsMs. Becky ElderMr. and Mrs. Alfred EllisMs. Kairi ElmoreEstate of Maxine HaunMr. and Mrs. Kevin EubanksMr.Wendell EubanksMs. Grace EvansMs. Melissa EvansMr.Tyler EvansMiss Erica EwingMrs. Joan EwingMr. and Mrs. Kyle FancherMr. and Mrs. Darrell FearsMrs. Mabel Jane FikeFirst Baptist ChurchFirst National BankFirst National Banking Co.Mrs. Karen FletcherMr. and Mrs. Royce FlowersMr. and Mrs. Stan FrankMr. and Mrs. Charles FrenchMr. and Mrs. Don FrickMr. and Mrs. Spencer FurbyMr. Doug GallaharMr. and Mrs. Mitchell GanderMr. and Mrs. Ricky GardnerMr. and Mrs. Max GarnettMs. Loretta GatherMr. Elmer GathrightMr. and Mrs. Scott GatlinMr. and Mrs.Todd GazawayMr. and Mrs. David GibsonMr. Don GibsonGideon Care Center, Inc.Mr. Marvin GlassGlen Sain Motor CompanyMr. and Mrs. David GoffMr. and Mrs. Stanley GordonMr. and Mrs. Michael GoshaMr. and Mrs. Jim GowenGraves Gin CorporationMr. and Mrs. J.W. GreenGreen Bay Packaging Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gary GrimesMr. and Mrs. Chris GunnMr. and Mrs. Pete GunnDr. and Mrs. Randy GuntharpMr. and Mrs. Bradley HagoodMr. and Mrs. Ricky HaleMr. Chrisitan HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Greg HammondMr. Olan HanesMr. and Mrs. Frederick HaneyMr. and Mrs. Neil HaneyMrs. Debbie HannahMr. Don HardinMs. Faye HarrimanMs. Rebecca HartMs. Rhonda HarwellMr. Austin HatchelMr. and Mrs. Hubert HatfieldMr. Jody HebertMr. and Mrs. Jack HelmMr. Lucas HelmMr. and Mrs. Joe HesterMr. and Mrs. Scotty HicksonMr. and Mrs. Arvil HillMr. and Mrs. Mike HillMs. Rachel HiteMrs. Priscilla HobbyMrs. Madyleen HolifieldMs. Liz HollandMr. and Mrs. Ken HoppeHonor Roll of DonorsAgxplore International, Inc.Allen EngineeringMr. and Mrs. G.W. AllisonTerry AltomMs. Sara AlveyMr. Cole AmadorAmazonSmile FoundationAR Community FoundationAR Independent Colleges &UniversitiesMr. and Mrs. Jerry AsbilleMs. Kay AstonMr. and Mrs. Darrell AustinMr. and Mrs. James Avera, Jr.Mr. Kyle AveretteB & S RemodlingMr. and Mrs. Darrell BaileyMr. and Mrs. Rick BalesMr. and Mrs. James BarnettMr. Jimmy BarrMrs. Rovene BarronMr. and Mrs. James BassettMr. and Mrs. Gregory BattlesMr. and Mrs. Joey BecerraMs. Cat BeesonMr. and Mrs. Louis BellMs. Donna BeltMr. Bernie BernsMr. and Mrs.W.T. BibbDr. and Mrs. Larry BillsMrs. Betty BlankenshipMr. Mark BoggessMr. and Mrs. Daniel BoisvertMr. and Mrs. John BoneeMs. Patricia BoydMr. and Mrs. Darrell BrewerMs. Patsy BrewerMr. and Mrs. Michael BriganceDr. and Mrs. Kelley BrigmanMr. and Mrs. Danny BrinkleyMr. and Mrs. Randy BrinkleyMr. and Mrs. James BrittinghamMr. and Mrs. Randall BrittinghamMs. Aynsley BroomMr. and Mrs. Jim BrownMr. and Mrs. Nolan BrownMrs. Pauletta BrownMr. and Mrs. Milton BryantMr. and Mrs. Billy BuckMr. Anthony BunchMr. and Mrs. Russ BurchamMrs. Joanne BurchfieldJ C BurnsGayle BurrellMs. Cathie ButlerMs. Angel BynumDr. and Mrs. Richard ByrdMr. and Mrs. Finis CaldwellMr. and Mrs. Phil CaldwellMr. Ryan CampPage 9
Honor Roll of DonorsMr. and Mrs. Jacob HornMr. Joseph HultquistMr. and Mrs. David InmanMr. and Mrs. Jim InmanMs. Pamela JacksonMr. and Mrs. Gary JamesMr. and Mrs. Jerry JettonMr. and Mrs. Lance JohnsMr. and Mrs. Brandon JohnsonMs. Brittney JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Eugene JohnsonMr. and Mrs. James JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joe JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Larry JohnsonMs. Pamela JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Richard JohnsonJohnson’s Welding ServiceMr. and Mrs. Calvin JonesMr.Trent JonesJonesboro Salons LLCMrs. Nancy JoneshillMr. and Mrs. Mike JustusMr. and Mrs. Dale KennedyMs. Kathleen KenneyMr. and Mrs. Stewart KennonMr. and Mrs. Robert KetchumMs. Fayrene KieffnerMrs. Dorothy KingMr. and Mrs. Jack KingMr. and Mrs.Thomas KingMs. Marcia KinyonDanny Lacewell Sales Co.Mr. and Mrs. Charles LancasterMr. and Mrs. Don LancasterMr. and Mrs. Daniel LanehartMs.Tanya LangstonMr. Eli LeonardMs. Meleia LewisMr. and Mrs. Jamie LogeMs.Virginia LongMr. and Mrs. Bill LoveladyMr.Walter LumpkinMr. Peyton MaddoxMaddox Investments LLCMr. and Mrs. Mike MahannaMs. Marilyn MansfieldMr.Thomas MartinMs. Carol MartinezMr. and Mrs. Eric MasseyMr. and Mrs. Ricky MathesMr. and Mrs. Jonathan MaysMrs. Juanita McCandlessMr. and Mrs. Kevin McClainMr. and Mrs. Dennis McCoyDr. and Mrs. Robert McCroryMr. Kenney McDanielMr. and Mrs. Richard McEuenMr. and Mrs. Jody McFaddenMr. and Mrs. Paul McFaddenMrs.Wendi McFarlandMr.Wyatt McHamMr. and Mrs. J.C. McMinnMr. and Mrs. Mark MeltonMr. Seth MerrickCol. and Mrs. Joseph Methvin, USA(Ret.)Mr. and Mrs. Bill MeyerMidsouth Metal Supply, LLCPage 10Mill Creek Gardens, LLCMr. and Mrs. Kurt MillerMs. Ruby MillerMr. and Mrs. Steve MillikinMr. and Mrs. Bobby MitchellMr. and Mrs. Duke MitchellMr.Travis MitchellMr. and Mrs. Kenneth MonroeMr. and Mrs. Jerry MooreMrs. Jerry O. MooreMr. and Mrs. Larry MooreMr. and Mrs. Lee MooreMr. and Mrs. Michael MooreMr. and Mrs. Jerry MorganMr. and Mrs. Jerry MorganMr. and Mrs. David MorrisonMr. Harold MorrisonMr. Don MoseleyMr. Blake MurphyMr. and Mrs. Gevan MurphyMr. and Mrs.Van MurrayMZ Pallet LLCMs. Arlene NewsomMr. and Mrs. Dan NewsomMr. and Mrs.Tim NixMr. and Mrs.Terry NorthMr. and Mrs. Glenn OlneyMr. and Mrs. Harold OsborneMr. and Mrs. Carl OwenMs. Annetta PageMr. and Mrs. Charles PalmerMr. and Mrs. Louis ParkMr. and Mrs. Charles ParkerMr. and Mrs. John ParkerMr. and Mrs. Robert ParrettMr. Charles PartlowMs. Janis PartlowPayPal Gi
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Counter-Insider Threat Program Director's vision to integrate the social and behavioral sciences into the mission space. As part of a partnership with the PERSEREC Threat Lab, CDSE provides links to their insider threat resources in the Insider Threat toolkit. This promotes the applied use of research outcomes to the insider threat community.
Most debated aspects of insider trading included whether insider trading is rational and whether it should be regulated. The pros can cons of insider trading is also a topic that has been actively discussed in literature on law, economics and finance (Chauhan, Chaturvedula, and Iyer, 7). The existence of insider trading laws and their
The Cost of Insider Threats ObserveIT 2018 Cost of Insider Threats: 159 Global Organizations surveyed Insider Threats caused by: Negligence (64%); 3.81M USD Criminal insider (23%); 2.99M USD Credential Theft (13%): 1.96M USD Average of 73 days to contain an incident 16% contained in 30 days
Tulang Penyusun Sendi Siku .41 2. Tulang Penyusun Sendi Pergelangan Tangan .47 DAFTAR PUSTAKA . Anatomi dan Biomekanika Sendi dan Pergelangan Tangan 6 Al-Muqsith Ligamentum annularis membentuk cincin yang mengelilingi caput radii, melekat pada bagian tepi anterior dan posterior insicura radialis pada ulna. Bagian dari kondensasi annular pada caput radii disebut dengan “annular band .
