Piedmont College announces December graduates

DEMOREST, GA (01/03/2013)(readMedia)-- At its recent December commencement ceremony, Piedmont College in Demorest, Ga., awarded degrees to 400 students. Among the graduates were the following area residents:

Amy Elizabeth Anderson of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Tammy L. Baker of Loganville, earned a Master of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education

Fiona Denise Banton of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Hope Elizabeth Bentley of Grayson, earned an Education Specialist degree

Joann S. Blossomgame of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Melody Lynn Bowers of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Diane Tumlin Fowler of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Alyssa Paige Gmerek of Loganville, earned a Master of Arts degree in Early Childhood Education

Robert Lewis Godfree of Loganville, earned a Master of Arts degree in Middle Grades Education

Ada Claudette Hamlette of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Sherrie Michelle Joiner of Grayson, earned an Education Doctorate degree

Fern Engela LeMaster of Grayson, earned an Education Specialist degree

Leneda Linder of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Andrea Marshall McDaniel of Loganville, earned an Education Doctorate degree

Crystal Diane Milian of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Catherine Shelton Redmond of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Jill Ann Schmidt of Loganville, earned an Education Specialist degree

Piedmont College is an independent liberal arts college of about 2,600 students with campuses located in Demorest and Athens, Ga. Founded in 1897, the college offers undergraduate degrees in 44 major areas and graduate degrees in education and business, including doctoral degrees in education.

This was prepared for Loganville-Grayson Patch by Newswire.