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C L AS S N OTES
Chelsea N. Young ’14 has been
named Teacher of the Year
at Journey Middle School in
Madison.
Leigh Ann Laney ’14 has been
promoted to director of the
Guntersville Public Library.
Sebastian Jaramillo LLM ’12
has joined Zumpano Patricios as
an income partner in the firm’s
Miami headquarters.
Alicia A. Sanders ’12 has been
named Teacher of the Year at
West Madison First Class PreKindergarten Center.
Matthew “Cade” Warner ’12,
MBA ’22, has been named
to the Alabama School of
Healthcare Sciences Foundation
board of directors.
David F. Bailey ’13 has been
appointed CEO of Kindly MD.
Dr. Shirley J. Farrell ’16 has
received Troy University’s
Wallace D. Malone Jr.
Distinguished Faculty Award.
Sharonda C. Fancher JD ’13 has
been named to Momentum’s
Executive Leadership Class.
Katherine “Katie” K.
Hazelwood ’13 has been
promoted to director of
programs at the Scarlett Family
Foundation.
Dr. Ashley F. Walls EdS ’13,
EdD ’22, has been appointed
superintendent for Boaz City
Schools.
Jason T. Michaels ’14 has been
promoted to director of athletics
for the Geneva City School
District.
Caroline Gazzara-McKenzie,
’16, ’19 MA, marketing and
digital media manager for
Alabama Heritage magazine,
has been honored by the Awards
for Publication Excellence for
her work on the redesign of the
magazine’s website.
Troy “Alan” Smith ’14 has been
appointed president of Gadsden
State Community College.
Taylor L. Mullen ’16 has joined
Black Bay Partners as a senior
associate.
Alexandra “Alley” B. Adcock
’15 has joined the U.S. Treasury
Department as secretary for
legislative affairs, appropriation
and management.
Dr. Courtney B. Worley PhD ’12
has published The Nightmare
and Sleep Disorder Toolkit: A
Workbook to Help You Get Some
Rest Using Imagery Rehearsal
Therapy and Other EvidenceBased Approaches. She has
also recently joined Upward
Behavioral Health, where
she provides evidence-based
psychotherapy in Alabama and
virtually to 42 states.
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Lori M. Carlisle ’15 was recently
named assistant principal of
Dadeville High School.
Philip Dockery ’14 has
completed his ophthalmology
residency at the University of
Arkansas for Medical Sciences
and has joined Parker Cornea in
Birmingham as a fellow.
Tyler M. Evans ’14 has been
appointed chief investment
officer for Kindly MD.
ALABAMA ALUMNI MAGAZINE
Anthony W. Darnall ’15 has
been named director of fine arts
programs for Christian County
Public Schools.
Emma R. Talley ’16 has been
named to the Kentucky Golf
Foundation Hall of Fame.
Catherine Gayle Fuller ’17 has
been promoted to chief of staff
for Lt. Gov. Will Ainsworth.
Danica R. Suedekum JD ’17
has joined Burr & Foreman as a
partner.
