ETSU presents ‘Outstanding’ graduate student awards

The School of Graduate Studies recently honored its recipients of awards for outstanding graduate work. Each award was determined by a committee comprised of graduate faculty members representing different disciplines and chaired by a member of the ETSU Graduate Council. Award winners were presented a plaque and $100. The names of these award recipients will be on permanent display in the School of Graduate Studies lobby.

Tina Liles earned the Outstanding Capstone Project Award for “Effects of the Multiple Oppositions Approach Within a Mixed Phonetic/Phonemic Speech Disorder.” Liles earned a bachelor’s degree in speech-language pathology at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville in 1984, and has now added a master of science degree in communicative disorders from ETSU. She is employed by the Claiborne County Hospital and Nursing Home, and she resides in New Tazewell with her husband, Barry. She is the daughter of the late Robert M. Stanley Sr. and Mavis Stanley of Lenoir City