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Talon’s Letter to the Class of 2020
Dear ALC Class of 2020, you know what perseverance looks like. You know that achievements are more than a trophy on a shelf. You know hard work isn’t always noticed by others, but is rewarding in itself. You know all these things and so much more not only because of the COVID-19 Pandemic but also because you are graduates of Alice Lloyd College.
Education on the Road: Diane Cornett Watts
ALC Alumna, Diane Cornett Watts, reflects back on what she learned during her years as a student.
The Third Annual Alumni Purpose Day is Coming Soon
Mrs. Lloyd knew many of her graduates by name and stayed in constant contact with them throughout their additional schooling and careers. She cared for her students while they were on the banks of Caney Creek and when they were away. The ALC Office of Alumni Relations seeks to continue Mrs. Lloyd’s legacy….
Jonathan and Brittany Lyons: Taking Advantage of Opportunities
It is undeniable that the atmosphere of Alice Lloyd College is unique in many ways. High school sweethearts, Jonathan and Brittany (Carter) Lyons discovered this while students on the ALC campus. At the time, the couple thought they were simply enjoying college. Later, the couple realized that they were really preparing themselves for their future.
Alice Lloyd College Athletics Welcomes Three New Members to Hall of Fame
On Saturday, October 12th, Alice Lloyd College welcomed three individuals into its Athletic Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place in the new Campus Center Complex as part of the annual Appalachia Day Homecoming activities. This year’s inductees were: David Hatfield, Jeremy Osborne, and Kaylan Richardson Centers.
Alice Lloyd College Celebrates Alumna and Alumnus of the Year
On September 20th, Alice Lloyd College held the twenty-third annual Alumna and Alumnus of the Year Banquet in the historic Cushing Hall. The banquet honored two alumni for their endearing service. Margo Sparkman (Class of 2004) and George Nichols III (Class of 1980) gathered with family and friends to reflect on how their lives exemplify the core values of the Purpose Road Philosophy.
Brittney Williams: Making a Difference in the Lives of Others
Brittney Williams, daughter of Gary and Lou Collins, was raised in Jenkins, Kentucky, along with her sister, Sabrina. She currently resides with her husband, Lance, and her son, Jamison, in Mallie, Kentucky. In 2013, Brittney became the first in her family to graduate...
George Nichols III: Dedicated to a Life of Service
George Nichols III, a 1980 graduate of Alice Lloyd College, was born in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he was raised with his four older sisters. He remembers the powerful experience of his childhood; being brought up in a home of strong, influential women. He credits both his childhood and life with his wife and two daughters—all resilient women—for having shaped him into a better man. George constantly reminds his son that he will be just fine in the future—surrounded by that same atmosphere. He and his wife, Cynthia Jean “CJ”, currently reside in Potomac, MD with their three children, Courtney, Jessica, and George IV.
ALC Athletics Welcomes Four New Members to Hall of Fame Class of 2018
On Saturday, October 13, 2018, Alice Lloyd College welcomed four individuals into its Athletic Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony took place at the new college Campus Center Complex as part of the annual Appalachia Day Homecoming activities. This year’s inductees were: Whitney (Bree) Frazier-Cook, JR Hammond, Ervin Stepp, and Lamar Williams.
