…Windmiller, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award presented to Herman D. “Boone” and Sally Swain. A Doctor of Literary Letters (honoris causa) was presented to Michael Jon Spalding, M.D. Cumberland also…
…communities with limited seating. As a young college student at Tennessee State University, Dr. Patton courageously joined the Civil Rights movement as a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee…
…is self-employed through her company, Alice Sullivan Literary, LLC, where she is a non-fiction ghostwriter, writing coach, and developmental editor. Alice helps her clients write memoirs, business leadership, and self-help…
Charlene Notgrass, a 1973 Cumberland College alum, grew up in Ashland City, TN. She and her family created Notgrass History, a homeschooling curriculum company. Charlene oversees curriculum development and is…
…student at Tennessee State University, Dr. Patton courageously joined the Civil Rights movement as a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) in Nashville, Tenn. and became a Freedom…
…1961. She taught music for nearly 30 years in Lebanon and taught music as an adjunct professor for Cumberland. “It’s an amazing feeling to see mine and Bert’s students so…
…an emphasis in Sports Medicine. Currently, he serves as the vice president and co-owner of Urban Physical Therapy, Inc. in Lebanon, TN where he is also a physical therapist. What…
…first-generation college students to get involved in their communities. The program asked students to take on a social action project, to identify something in their community that they wanted to…
…made up the Red and Blue Armies, and trained for the war under combat conditions. During this time the Red and Blue “armies” faced each other in complex and realistic…