Carthage, IL – Memorial Hospital Foundation is pleased to invite the community to the 2025 Anniversary Gala at The Winery in Carthage, IL, on Friday, April 4 th . Tickets are $75 each or $650 for a Premium Table for eight guests. Tickets must be purchased in advance. The evening includes a social hour beginning at 6:00 pm. A short program will begin at 6:45 pm, and dinner will be served at 7:00 pm. The announcement of the silent cake auction winners and the live auction will immediately follow dinner. Matt & Emma Quartet will be providing live entertainment for the duration of the evening. All proceeds from the Anniversary Gala will benefit the “Together We Grow” Endowment Fund. The Foundation continues to grow our endowment for the future of quality local healthcare. As healthcare continues to evolve, endowment funds are important to the growth of our evergrowing organization. Together, we can create a lasting impact for future generations. Growing our endowment fund is a meaningful way to honor a legacy of excellence while also protecting and ensuring our future as an organization and community. Gala tickets can be purchased by contacting the Foundation office at (217)357-8504 or by contacting Greta Wetzel at (309)221-7286.

Hancock County Farm Bureau- Richlyn Hoener 

What is happening in February 2025

 

MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC COLCHESTER INTRODUCES RUNNING CLINIC

WITH PHYSICAL THERAPIST KATIE RUEBUSH

Carthage, IL – Memorial Medical Clinic Colchester is excited to introduce a new Running
Clinic led by Katie Ruebush, PT, DPT, a dedicated physical therapist and experienced runner. This specialized clinic is designed for runners of all levels—whether you're training for your first "Couch to 5K," preparing for race season, or simply looking to run pain-free.

With years of experience in physical therapy and a passion for working with the running
community, Ruebush will provide gait and running analysis, injury prevention strategies, and performance training tailored to individual needs.

This clinic is ideal for:
? Runners experiencing pain or discomfort while training
? Athletes recovering from injury or surgery
? Individuals wanting to improve their running form and efficiency
? Children, youth, and young adults aged 12+ participating in school athletics
How It Works:
For those dealing with pain or injury, this clinic functions like traditional physical
therapy—requiring a provider"s order and billed through insurance. For runners looking to fine-tune mechanics and performance without medical concerns, wellness assessments are available at a cash rate: Initial Running Assessment (60 minutes): $99. Follow-Up Sessions (30 minutes): $49.
"I'm passionate about helping runners stay healthy, optimize movement, and reach their personal goals—whether that" running pain-free, improving performance, or preventing injuries before they happen," said Ruebush.
Choose Memorial & Schedule your Appointment Now:
The Running Clinic will be held at Memorial Medical Clinic Colchester, 110 Market Street,
Colchester, IL. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 309-776-3301.
Memorial Medical Clinic Colchester is part of Memorial Hospital, providing high-quality

SPRING INTO WELLNESS: COOKING FOR DIABETES AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Carthage, IL – Memorial Hospital is excited to announce the Spring Edition of Balanced Bites: Cooking for Diabetes. This event promotes diabetes wellness through healthy cooking. The class will take place on Monday, March 24, at 10:30 AM in the Health and Wellness Teaching Kitchen located at Memorial Hospital at 1454 N. Co. Rd. 2050, Carthage, IL. This event is open to individuals aged 18 and older who are diabetic, pre-diabetic, or who have loved ones with these conditions.

Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. The class will include a delicious meal, along with real-life applications to help participants make healthier choices for themselves and their families. This enriching experience will be led by Ashlyn Housewright, Registered Dietitian and Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, and Kayce Fuhrman, Registered Nurse and Director of Diabetes Services.

Fuhrman is dedicated to helping others improve their health. She believes in meeting people where they are and collaborating to find ways to enhance their well-being. “Managing diabetes can feel overwhelming, but small, intentional changes in how we approach food can make a big difference. This class is about equipping people with practical skills and confidence to make healthier choices every day,” said Fuhrman.
Don’t miss this chance to learn, cook, and eat together with guidance from experts. 

Register now to experience a morning of culinary delight and education. To register, go to MHTLC.ORG.

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL’S HEALTH &  WELLNESS CENTER OFFERS PREP & GO! MEAL WORKSHOP TO HELP FAMILIES SAVE TIME AND EAT WELL

Carthage, IL – Memorial Hospital’s Health & Wellness Center is making mealtime easier with the return of the ever-popular Meals with Memorial: PREP & GO! Workshop. On Thursday, March 27, 2025, from 5:30-6:30 PM at the Teaching Kitchen, located at 1454 N. County Road 2050, Carthage, IL.
With spring schedules filling up fast, meal planning can be overwhelming. This hands-on
workshop, led by Registered Dietitians Ashlyn Housewright, Julie Shoemaker, and Chef Amber Clark, will help participants prepare 10 nutritious and delicious meals to take home, making busy nights stress-free.

What’s Included?

The cost is $5 or less per serving for a total of $200 for 10 meals (each meal serves 4-6 people).
Ready to be cooked and enjoyed at home, the menu features a variety of flavorful options,
including:
1. Beef Ragu*
2. BBQ Pulled Pork
3. Chicken French Dip Sandwiches
4. Fiesta Chicken
5. Meatball Vegetable Soup
6. Tortellini Sausage Skillet
7. Breakfast Burritos**
8. Shrimp Fajitas
9. Chicken Gnocchi Soup**
10. Slow Cooker Pepper Steak
*Beef Ragu will be prepared ahead by Chef Amber
**Prepared ahead by Health & Wellness Team
Limited Spots Available – Register Today! Space is limited to only 15 participants, so early
registration is encouraged. Sign up at MHTLC.ORG or call Memorial Hospital’s Health & 
Wellness Center at 217-357-6540.

Hancock County Retired Teachers will meet on Monday, March 10

Hancock County Retired Teachers will meet on Monday, March 10. The meeting
will be held at the United Methodist Church, 861 Walnut Street, Hamilton at
11:30 am. The ladies have provided a very nice luncheon for us in the past. Please
enter through the parking lot door.
Joy Swearengen and Bob Steinman will be our speakers, and I am sure you will
not want to miss their presentations. Joy will be addressing the 200 th year
celebration of Hancock County. Bob is a member of the Historical Society, and he
will speak about local history as well.
Please call or text your reservation to Ruth Gayton at 217-430-6487 by noon
Friday, March 7. The cost will be $10.

Scholarship Applications Are Now Open – Don’t Miss Out    , Community Foundation 

The Community Foundation offers scholarships to help you achieve your academic goals. Whether you are a high school senior preparing to begin your journey at a community college, a four-year university, or a trade school, or a current student continuing your post-secondary education, we have opportunities for you! With scholarships ranging from $500 to $5,000, we encourage you to explore this program.

Great news! Scholarships are open for students to apply now. Plus, our scholarship application is now online, creating a better user experience for everyone. You can get started with an account by clicking the link below. Applications are due by April 1, 2025.

https://www.mycommunityfoundation.org/scholarships    

 

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U OF I EXTENSION KRISTEN HULS

SUPER SATURDAY EVENT UPCOMING MARCH 22ND BABYSITTING CLINIC FISHING CLINIC                                             AND GARDNER'S PALLETTE EVENTS

 

CHADDOCK LINDSEY MILLER  and SARAH GOODAPPLE

FOSTER AND ADOPTION  SERVICES WITH TRAINING AND AFTERCARE 

 

SANDBURG EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR - DR JODI POSPESCHIL

Sanburg College in Carthage offers Nursing Programs with All Your Training Needs 

 

Closings and Delays for Thursday February 20th 2025

Updated 7:50 pm

LaHarpe Elementary	Closed - Thursday
Macomb	Opening 2 Hrs late

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CELEBRATES 75 YEAR LEGACY OF SERVICE & CARE

Carthage, IL – Memorial Hospital is proud to celebrate its 75th anniversary in 2025, marking a historic milestone in its commitment to providing exceptional healthcare to the residents of Hancock County and beyond. Since 1950, Memorial Hospital has remained steadfast in its mission to deliver compassionate, high-quality care while honoring the legacy of the community that made its founding possible.
Join the Celebration
Throughout 2025, Memorial Hospital invites the community to join in commemorating this
milestone through a series of special events and activities, including:
75th Anniversary Celebration Event –

Mark your calendars for Saturday, September 27, 2025, for a grand celebration honoring the past and looking toward the future. More details about the event will be available soon on MHTLC.ORG.
Historical Photo Series – Follow Memorial Hospital on Instagram @memorial_hospital and
Facebook @MemorialHospitalCarthageIL to explore its rich history through archival photos and historical moments.
Story Collection Series –

Do you have a special memory or story about Memorial Hospital?
Community members are invited to share their experiences—whether it’s a birth, a life-changing treatment, or a memorable event. Submit your stories to info@mhtlc.org to be featured in our anniversary storytelling series.
Commemorative Items –

Special anniversary memorabilia will be available for purchase
throughout the year. Stay tuned for more information available on MHTLC.ORG.
Looking Ahead

 With a continued focus on excellence in patient care, community engagement, and technological advancements, Memorial Hospital looks forward to serving the community for generations to come. For more information on the 75 th anniversary celebration, follow Memorial Hospital onsocial media or visit MHTLC.ORG.

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Pictured: Memorial Hospital in Carthage, Illinois, celebrates its 75 th anniversary in 2025. Photo by Dawn Owren.

MTC COMMUNICATIONS RACHEL KERNS

LOOKING FOR GREAT INTERNET SERVICE IN YOUR AREA DO TO MTC COMMUNICATIONS ONLINE TO CHECK FOR SERVICE IN YOUR AREA

 

Closing and Delays for February 19th 2025

Updated 11:00 PM

LaHarpe Elementary

Closed - Wednesday

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

SCHOLARSHIPS

Carthage, IL – 2/18/2025 – Scholarship monies are available through the Memorial
Hospital/HIA Scholarship Fund and the Memorial Hospital Medical Staff Scholarship for
Hancock County. These scholarships are available to Hancock County residents pursuing or currently enrolled in a healthcare-related program.
Thanks to the generosity of the Hancock County Health Improvement Association, these
funds have been designated to support local students in their journey toward a healthcare career.  Scholarship recipients are not required to repay the funds if they complete their education in a healthcare field and/or career.
How to Apply:
Applications are available online at MHTLC.ORG by hovering over the Careers tab, or they
can be picked up from the Memorial Hospital administrative office in Carthage. The
deadline to apply is Tuesday, April 1, 2025. Applicants must also submit a certified copy of
their student transcript.
For more information or to request an application, please contact David Zanolla at Memorial
Hospital:
Mail: Memorial Hospital, PO Box 160, Carthage, IL
Phone: 217-357-6577
Email: dzanolla@mhtlc.org

 

 

Closings and Delays for February 18th

UpDated 9:30 PM

Hamilton CCSD 328

Closed                                                             Tuesday

Schools

 

LaHarpe Community District 347

Closed                                                  Tuesday

Schools

 

Macomb School District 185

Opening Late Tuesday 2 Hours

Schools

 

Southeastern Community College

Opening Late Tuesday 2 Hours

Schools

 

St. Paul School

Delayed Tuesday 2 Hours

Schools

 

 

 

 

 

 

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO HOST COMMUNITY HEALTH SCREENINGS

Carthage, IL – On Wednesday, March 12, Memorial Hospital will offer community health
screenings at the Carthage Community Center located at 301 Main Street in Carthage.
Screenings will include A1C, lipid panel, hearing, and vision tests at the affordable price of $25.
These screenings are available to the public, but participants must register and pay in advance.
Due to limited availability, early registration is encouraged. Participants should also note that
fasting 10 to 12 hours prior to the lipid panel is required to ensure accurate results.
Choose Memorial to help you prioritize your health this March. Memorial Hospital encourages
the community to take advantage of this opportunity to gain valuable insights into their health.
Interested individuals can register by visiting MHTLC.ORG or by calling 217-357-6540.

Memorial Hospital to host Community Blood Drive with ImpactLife Tuesday, March 18

for local hospitals. The blood drive will be from12:00 pm to 4:30 pm on Tuesday, March 18 at 1454 N Co RD 2050, inside Health & Wellness Conference Rooms

What: Memorial Hospital Community Blood Drive
When: Tuesday, March 18, 12:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Where: Health & Wellness Conference Rooms, 1454 N Co RD 2050, Carthage, IL
Appointments: To donate, please contact Heidi Jo Jones at (217) 430-6403 or visit www.bloodcenter.org and use code
4157 to locate the drive.

3407 Agency Street | Burlington, Iowa | (319) 754-4611

Donor Eligibility Criteria: Poten?al donors must be at least 17 years of age (16 with parental permission form available through www.bloodcenter.org) and weigh more than 110 pounds. A photo I.D. is required to donate. For ques?ons
about eligibility, please call ImpactLife at (800) 747-5401. Donors who last gave blood on or before 1/21/25 are eligible to give at this drive.
About Blood Dona?on: Blood dona?on is a safe, simple procedure that takes about 45 minutes to one hour.
Individuals with diabetes or controlled high blood pressure may be accepted as eligible donors.
About ImpactLife: ImpactLife is a nonprofit community organiza?on providing blood products and services to more than 100 hospitals and emergency medical service providers in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin, as well as researchers and resource sharing partners across the country. For more informa?on on blood inventories, donor
promo?ons, and more, see www.bloodcenter.org and find us @impactlifeblood on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, X and YouTube.

MEMORIAL MEDSPA WELCOMES NURSE PRACTITIONER JENNIFER MYERS

Carthage, IL – Memorial MedSpa is excited to announce the addition of Jennifer Myers,
APRN, FNP-C, to its team of expert providers. With a strong background in patient care and
a passion for wellness, Myers will assist patients with a focus on weight loss management,
hormone replacement therapy, and IV hydration therapy to optimize their health and well-
being.
Myers brings extensive experience to her new role, having worked as a board-certified nurse practitioner since 2017. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and her Master of Science in Nursing from Graceland University, completing practicums at Blessing Health System and Quincy Medical Group. Her career began with 15 years in Critical Care as an RN, followed by experience in Urgent Care, Family Practice, Internal Medicine, and Pulmonology. She later expanded her expertise by working in a medical clinic alongside a chiropractor, where she provided regenerative medicine, trigger point injections, hormone replacement therapy, IV hydration, and weight loss treatments.
Myers is eager to help patients feel their best through personalized treatments that enhance overall health and longevity. She helps patients understand the power of hormone and vitamin optimization to improve energy levels, metabolism, muscle function, focus, sleep, and mood—ultimately supporting disease prevention and long-term wellness.
“I am excited to continue to help people optimize their health and feel better day to day,” said Myers.
Outside of work, Myers enjoys playing music, reading, gardening, and cooking for her husband and two children. She’s also a music enthusiast, having attended more than 20 concerts across various genres.
Memorial MedSpa is thrilled to welcome Jennifer Myers and looks forward to the positive
impact she will bring to clients. For more information or to schedule an appointment, visit
MemorialMedSpa.com or call 217-357-6560.

 

 

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Closings Last Updated at 10:20 pm on 2/11/2025

Astoria	Remote Learning Day - Wednesday
Bushnell-Prairie City	Closed - Wednesday
Camp Point Central	Closed - Wednesday
Carl Sandburg College	Closed - Wednesday
Griggsville-Perry CUSD No. 4	Closed - Wednesday
Hamilton	Closed - Wednesday
JWCC	Closed - Wednesday
Liberty	Closed - Wednesday
Mendon-Unity Unit 4	Closed/No After School Activities - Wed
Payson School District	Closed - Wednesday
Pikeland CUSD No. 10	Closed - Wednesday
Pleasant Hill	Closed - Wednesday
Schuyler-Industry	Closed - Wednesday
Southeastern	Closed
Spoon River College	Closed - Wednesday
St. James Lutheran School	Closed - Wednesday
St. Mary's School Mt. Sterling	Closed - Wednesday
Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic School	Closed - Wednesday
VIT	Remote Learning Day - Wednesday
West Prairie	Closed - Wednesday

Instructors sought for Sandburg Kids on Campus program in Carthage

 

CARTHAGE — Sandburg is seeking enthusiastic and creative instructors to teach classes for its Kids on Campus summer program June 23-27 in Carthage. This event attracts students from throughout the college’s district each year and offers classes in a variety of subjects to children in grades K-6 from 9 a.m.–3 p.m. each day.

 

Instructors are needed in many subject areas and are encouraged to submit proposals for classes they’re interested in teaching. Teaching credentials are not required, but expertise and enthusiasm in a subject are essential.

 

Instructor compensation is $20 per student per class, with $3 per student per class budgeted for supplies. Instructors are asked to consider supply costs in advance and submit their supply list one week before classes start. The target class size is five to 12 students (unless otherwise noted), with three classes taught in the morning and two in the afternoon.

 

Proposals may be submitted until 4 p.m. Feb. 28 and will be considered on a first-come basis. Anyone submitting proposals will receive a response on or before March 7. Background checks are required for first-time Kids on Campus instructors if their course is selected. Forms are available at Sandburg’s Carthage campus, 305 Sandburg Dr.

 

To send proposal forms or for more information, contact Linda Thomas, coordinator of the branch campus, at 217.357.3129 ext. 7243 or lthomas@sandburg.edu.

Sign up for Sandburg’s upcoming Take Charge enrollment events

GALESBURG — It’s time to take charge of your future. Explore opportunities available to you or get registered for classes at Sandburg during one of our upcoming Take Charge enrollment days on the Galesburg campus.

 

Whether you still need to apply or are ready to register for classes, our team of committed staff members can help you take your next step at Sandburg. Tour the campus, learn about our wide selection of programs and more.

 

Sandburg Take Charge enrollment days

• Feb. 13
• March 20
• April 10

Each Take Charge event is from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and starts with you connecting with campus leaders eager to assist you during your time at Sandburg. Activities at each event include:

• Apply for admission with assistance from our Welcome Center staff.
• Class registration appointments.
• Accuplacer testing at 10:30 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. (limited walk-ins available).
• Enjoy light refreshments and explore our Student Services Fair. 
• Take a guided campus tour.
• Attend informational presentations about next steps, complete financial aid, apply for scholarships and more.

 

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30TH ANNUAL HANCOCK COUNTY FAMILY FAIR WAS A STELLAR SUCCESS

Carthage, IL – On Saturday, February 1, the 30th Annual Family Fair, hosted by Memorial
Hospital, Mental Health Centers of Western Illinois, Carthage Public Library, and the Hancock County Health Department, brought many families together for a day of learning and fun.
This years theme"Reach for the Stars – The Sky is the Limit," inspired an engaging and
educational event for families across the surrounding communities. The event had a fantastic turnout with over 250 attendees and over 30 exhibitors providing resources, activities, and interactive experiences for all attendees. Special guests included Celebration School of Dance, who gave an exciting performance, Mike Nobis from the Quincy Astronomy Club who shared his expertise on the wonders of the night sky, Nauvoo Public Library brought a star lab, and a special appearance by Astronaut "Cosmolitta" who gave all the children an astronaut name and passed out moon jewels.  
Organizers are excited to announce that the 31st Annual Family Fair will take place on Saturday, February 7, 2026, with the theme"Outer This World,"promising to be another engaging experience for families filled with exciting exhibitors, hands-on activities, and community  connections. The location for the event is to be determined.

Weather Closings for February 5th 2025

Memorial Medical Clinic Carthage Walk-In Services *WILL NOT* open tonight at 4:30 PM.

Memorial Medical Clinic Carthage (including Behavioral Health) phone lines will be closed at 5:00 PM. 

LaHarpe Schools                                      Dismissing at Noon                                    Schools     

Dallas City                                                  Dismissing  at Noon                                   Schools  

Illini West Schools                                 All Evening Events Cancelled                         Schools 

Illini West Schools                                  Early Dismissal                                                 School                                                             

                                                

 

Abilities- Hannibal	Closed Wednesday	Community
Bushnell-Prairie City CUSD 170	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Canton R-V School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Central Lee Community School District	Closing Early Wednesday 12:00 PMEvening sports canceled	Schools
Clark County R-1 School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
GriefShare Class at the Crossing Church Macomb	Cancelled Wednesday	Churches
Hamilton CCSD 328	Early Dismissal Wednesday 10:15 AMPre-K dismissed at 9:45	Schools
Knox County R-I School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Lewis County C-1 School District	Closed WednesdayAMI Day; evening activities cancelled	Schools
Macomb School District 185	Virtual Learning Wednesday	Schools
North Shelby	Closed Through FridayClosed this week due to student and staff illness	Schools
Palmyra Christian Academy	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Palmyra Head Start	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Palmyra R-I School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Pikeland CUSD 10	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Pleasant Hill CUSD 3	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Scotland County R-1 School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Shelby County R-IV School District	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Southeastern School District 337	Virtual Learning Wednesday	Schools
St. Paul School	Virtual Learning Wednesday	Schools
The Crossing Preschool-Macomb	Closed Wednesday	Schools
Van Buren County CSD	Closed Wednesday	Schools
West Prairie CUSD 103	Virtual Learning Wednesday	Schools

Sandburg announces 2024 fall semester graduates

GALESBURG — Sandburg has announced the names of students who have completed graduation requirements and graduated from the college at the end of the 2024 fall semester.

 

ASSOCIATE DEGREES

ASSOCIATE IN ARTS

Abingdon — Seth Austin, Easten Schisler

Alexis — Benjamin LeGate

East Moline — Chariema Lomax, Chloe Sullivan

Galesburg — Kayleigh Bertram, Natalie Burden, Samuel Carr, Jacilyn Childers, Alexander Galarza, Gabriel Lima, Tumelo Matebesi, Vinicios Sartorello, Diego Soto, Sheri Swan

Gilson — Kaiden Pence

Good Hope — Lauren Powell

Monmouth — Gisel Arteaga, Agathe Bongongo

Normal — Manoah Wemba

Oneida — Carson Miller, Emily Short

Peoria — Madeline Mooney

 

ASSOCIATE IN GENERAL STUDIES

Abingdon — Easten Schisler

East Moline — Chariema Lomax

Galesburg — Blayne Healey, Amanda Hinderliter, Brandy Hossain, Gabriel Lima, Jennifer Rutledge, Diego Soto, Ryne Straker, Sheri Swan, Alexander Sward

Knoxville — Teylar Green

Monmouth — Agathe Bongongo, Melissa Ricca, Danielle Skiver

Normal — Manoah Wemba

Oneida — Emily Short

Peoria — Madeline Mooney

 

ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE

Alexis — Bella Ponce Voss

Carthage — Rodney Housewright

East Moline — Chloe Sullivan

Kewanee — Kirra McLean-Garcia

Oneida — Emily Short

 

ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE

Business Administration

Dahinda — Kathryn Cruise

Galesburg — Ashtyn Morrison

Oneida — Aleesha Jones

 

Welding

Galesburg — Navin Davis

 

CERTIFICATES

Accounting

Galesburg — Shari Davis

 

Advanced Welding

Monmouth — Deven Bushong

 

Basic Welding

Galesburg — Kade Friend, Steven German

Monmouth — Coraima Izquierdo

 

Cisco Network Security

Altona — Nathan Budde

Burlington, Iowa — Fortuna Kitambala

Monmouth — Pablo Arce

 

Computer Numeric Control Operator

Galesburg — Joseph Busch

Kirkwood — James Lauver

 

Computer Support

Blandinsville — Kameron Gregoire

Galesburg — Tyler Sutton

Monmouth — Denver Strange

Roseville — Shawn Greathouse

 

Computer Technician

Gilson — Nicholas McDaneld

Monmouth — Pablo Arce

 

Criminal Justice

Knoxville — Colton Harlan

 

Network Security

Altona — Nathan Budde

Monmouth — Pablo Arce