ALUMNI “WALL OF HONOR” The West Liberty University Alumni Board of Directors instituted a project in 1990 to demonstrate to current students, visitors, and friends that the college has some very successful graduates. This project, known as the “Alumni Wall of Honor,” is a dramatic way to honor some of the college’s most distinguished alumni and display pride in the accomplishments of its graduates. The concept was suggested by then Associate Professor of Physics Robert W. Schramm, who is a 1958 graduate of the college and a 2002 Alumni Wall of Honor inductee. The Alumni Wall of Honor is housed in the south end of the Union known as the Alumni Lounge.
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Kenneth N. Hamilton, Jr. was a teacher and college administrator who graduated from West Liberty in 1965 with a bachelor of arts in economics and social science. He went on to a distinguished career in higher education, capped with serving as president of Walsh University. He earned a master’s of…
After graduation, Donald A. Haskins served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. He then spent all of his educational career in the Marshall County School System as a teacher/coach/principal at Cameron High School and principal of John Marshall High School. For 17 years he was the superintendent…
Thomas A. Hatfield currently serves as the executive director of the National Art Education Association and is a founding trustee of the National Art Education Foundation. Since he was graduated from West Liberty State College, Hatfield was director of art education with the South Carolina Department of Education and was…
Rhea Rutter Haxton has been recognized as one of the outstanding art educators during her 27-year teaching career. Haxton has taught in West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Florida and Texas. Her accomplishments throughout her career are too numerous to mention. Because West Liberty State College is noted for its teacher education…
John Hennen is a 1970 graduate of West Liberty. After earning his Master of Arts degree in acting and directing at West Virginia University he served as the Associate Director of Arts and Humanities at the Center for the Arts in Charleston, W.Va. where he managed the statewide Grants Program…
Ben A. Hitt majored in biology and chemistry at WLSC and earned a bachelor of science degree in 1966. After graduation, he enrolled in the Department of Biochemistry at the West Virginia University School of Medicine and earned a doctor of philosophy degree in biochemistry in 1970. After doing post-doctoral…
John Wm. Hoppers has been in the private practice of law since 1968 with Strip, Hoppers, Leithart, McGrath & Terlecky LPA, where he is a principal of the firm. Areas of concentration include corporate formation and governance matters, insolvency, state court receivership, business planning and formation, estate planning and probate.…
Gerald Huffman is the Director of the Consortium for Fossil Fuel Science (CFFS) and a Research Professor of the Departments of Chemical and Materials Engineering and Physics and Astronomy at the University of Kentucky. The CFFS is a research consortium that includes participants from the University of Kentucky, West Virginia…
James R. Hupp is president of American Office Systems, Inc. with headquarters in Charleston, WV. He began a successful career at 3M Company and then founded American Office Systems in 1983. The company continues to grow and now includes four branch offices and sales topping $18,000,000. He was recognized by…