The Student Government Association of the University of Montevallo recognized a number of outstanding Shelby County students at the 73rd annual Elite Night ceremony held recently in LeBaron Recital Hall on the UM campus.

The event honors seniors in each major or superior academic achievement. The awards are presented by the deans of each of UM&8217;s four colleges.

Also given each year is a dedication. This year&8217;s Elite Night dedication went to Marion B. Brown, coordinator of the central calendar office and manager of UM&8217;s Palmer Hall Auditorium. Brown was recognized for her diligence and devotion to UM. She schedules almost every event on campus and coordinates any needed equipment.

The following Shelby County students were honored:

College of Arts & Sciences

-Biology &045; Jessica Langevin of Hoover and Lauren Weil of Montevallo

-Chemistry &045; Amber Wright of Alabaster

-Mathematics &045; Mary Maxwell of Montevallo

-Spanish &045; Dorothea P. Ford of Alabaster

-Psychology &045; Rachel V. Wynn of Helena

-Sociology &045; Cali Ramsey (of Canada but a resident of Montevallo)

-Political Science &045; Daniel Massey of Montevallo

Michael E. Stephens College of Business

-Management &045; Nicole M. Hernandez of Pelham

-Marketing &045; Audrey L. Fulghum of Alabaster

College of Education

-Kinesiology &045; Janell R. Gottschalk of Hoover

-Child and Family Studies &045; Stephanie Anacker of Vincent

-Dietetics &045; Jessica Carnevale of Pelham

-Family and Consumer Sciences Education &045; Heather Wyatt of Alabaster

College of Fine Arts

-Mass Communication &045; Bruce Finklea of Shelb