Orange Park’s Walsh earns doctorate degree at Florida
ORANGE PARK – Sharon K. (Fowler) Walsh, a State Line native and 1981 Seeger High School graduate, has earned a doctorate degree …
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Orange Park’s Walsh earns doctorate degree at Florida
ORANGE PARK – Sharon K. (Fowler) Walsh, a State Line native and 1981 Seeger High School graduate, has earned a doctorate degree from the University of Florida in curriculum instruction specializing in educational technology.
She completed the university’s graduate school requirements in December 2019 when her dissertation on teens reading for pleasure in a digital age was approved by committee and submitted for publication. UF spring graduates received their diplomas remotely due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
She previously graduated from Florida State University with a master’s degree, the University of Southern Indiana with a bachelor’s degree and Danville Area Community College with an associate’s degree. She began working in the Clay County school system in 2001 as a science teacher, later becoming a reading coach and is now a district-level curriculum coach for beginning educators.
She and her husband Greg live in Orange Park and they have three daughters and four grandchildren.
Orange Park’s Bills on Kentucky College Dean’s List
LEXINGTON, Ken. – Angel Bills, of Orange Park, was named to the Spring 2020 University of Kentucky College of Arts & Sciences Dean's List.
During the term, Angel was majoring in Biology. This accomplishment is a sign of Angel's hard work and commitment to learning.
More than 2,610 undergraduate students have qualified for the Spring College of Arts & Sciences Dean's List.
Green Cove’s Burns, Jones on Maine-Presque Isle Dean’s List
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine – Timothy Burns and Payton Herbert Jones, both of Green Cove Springs, were among 504 students at the University of Maine at Presque Isle to be selected to the Dean's List for the spring semester, according to Dr. Ray Rice, UMPI President and Provost.