Panola College
June 24, 2026 - Panola College is pleased to announce the appointment of Denetra McDaniel as Director of Workforce and Continuing Education. A proud Panola College alumna, McDaniel brings more than 22 years of experience in education, instructional leadership, and program development to the role.
Most recently, McDaniel served as Pathway and Credit for Prior Learning Design Coordinator at Panola College, where she led the development of continuing education-to-credit pathways, credit for prior learning frameworks, and workforce initiatives designed to align training opportunities with regional industry needs.
In her previous roles, McDaniel served as principal and assistant principal at Dunbar Primary School in Lufkin ISD, where she championed student achievement, strengthened community partnerships, and implemented innovative programs focused on college and career readiness. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a commitment to expanding educational opportunities, building collaborative partnerships, and creating pathways that support student success and workforce development.
As Director of Workforce and Continuing Education, McDaniel will provide leadership for workforce training and continuing education programs, foster partnerships with business and industry leaders, pursue grant opportunities, and develop innovative pathways that connect learners to in-demand careers and support regional workforce needs.
McDaniel holds a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Stephen F. Austin State University. She also earned an Associate of Arts in Teaching from Panola College, making her a proud alumna of the institution she now serves.
“I am honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve as the Director of Workforce and Continuing Education at Panola College,” said McDaniel. “This role allows me to combine my passion for education with my commitment to workforce development by creating opportunities that change lives and strengthen our communities. I look forward to collaborating with business and industry partners, school districts, and community stakeholders to develop strong workforce pipelines that prepare learners for in-demand careers and support the economic growth of East Texas.”
June 22, 2026 - The M.P. Baker Library at Panola College will host two exhibitions commemorating America’s 250th anniversary, both on display through September in the Fay Allison Gallery.
The first exhibit, Declaration 1776: The Big Bang of Modern Democracy, is a traveling exhibition from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. The exhibit explores the creation of the Declaration of Independence and its lasting influence on democracy, liberty, and human rights around the world. Through historical documents, striking imagery, and engaging narratives, visitors are invited to reflect on the ideals that shaped the United States and continue to inspire people across generations.
Also on display is Texas America250, a traveling exhibit on loan from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission. Featuring historically significant Texas treasures from the state archives, the exhibit highlights the Lone Star State’s contributions to the American story over the past 250 years. Visitors can explore Texas history spanning from Spanish missions and early settlement to innovations in science, technology, and the space race.
Together, the exhibits provide a rich and engaging look at the nation’s history, connecting America’s founding principles with the unique role Texas has played in shaping the country. Their September display coincides with Constitution Day, observed annually on September 17.
“This is such a powerful exhibit,” said Penni Ratley, Director of Library Services at Panola College. “The story of the Declaration of Independence, paired with compelling visuals and historical documents, creates an experience that is both educational and inspiring. As we approach our nation’s 250th anniversary, I hope our students, faculty, staff, and community members will stop by and reflect on the ideals that continue to shape America.”
Gallery hours are Monday through Thursday from 7:30am to 5pm and Friday from 7:30am to 12:30pm. Admission is free and open to the public.
June 8, 2026 - Panola College is proud to announce the students named to the Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester. To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must complete the semester with a GPA between 3.5 and 3.79 with a minimum of 12 semester credit hours. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
The Spring 2026 Dean’s List is as follows:
Shelby County:
Center - Jennifer Castro, Valeria Cervantes, Leonardo Galvan, Klaryssa Gutierrez, Katelynn King, Kymber Magness, Joshua Mejia, Gabriela Ordaz, Jakevin Robinson, Gabriella Rumley, Addison Slocum, Whitley Youngblood
Joaquin - Kyleigh Avery, Whitney Garrett, Ty Neal, Jericho Newman, Angel Orr
Shelbyville - Armando Caporali, Kara Chambliss, Rhett Haggard, Cailyn McArthur, Kinzley Pinkston, Samuel Richey, Karista Smith
Tenaha - Kendilyn Bell, Shelby Eubank, Diana Flores, Sarita Flores, Emily Galvan, Korneilia Hill, Madison Lee, Cristina Morales, Yelitza Perez, Ciro Sandoval, Matthew Scarber, Shelby Smith
Timpson - Jackson Campbell, Karina Corpus, Seth Duke, Jack Hall, Alexander Harper, Ethan Miles, Aiden Otis, Larry Rios, Jalia Scourton, Sean White, Braxton Young
Other areas:
Albany, Ga. - Korey Fortson
Ankara - Elif Bilgin
Beckville - Jackson Biggs, Brianna Viesca
Bozhurishte - Suzana Boyadzhiyska
Bronx, N.Y. - Berete Kante
Carthage - Gabrieal Barnes, Colin Bates, David Cawthon, Caroline Cooke, Jayce Davis, Braden Dieter, Meira Dodda, Jaxson Ficke, Ava Hopper, Martha Iniguez, Aubrianna Jackson, Kilee Johnson, Isaac Larson, Hunter Leach, Benicio Leons, Aubrey Mattheis, Mauricio Medrano, Abigail Monroe, Maccoy Philo, Breanna Pinkerton, Lizett Rodriguez, Mary Sharp, Addison Shumate, Jackquelyn Sigala, Brannon Turner, Alyssa Walker
Church Point, La. - Shaine Parker
Daingerfield - Brayden Unkenholz
DeBerry - Zarionne Glenn, Lexi Keeling Sherrod, Lauren Light, Jennifer Yates
DeSoto - Andriana Law
Fresno - Brianna Maseno
Garrison - Allie Cook
Gary - Kaydence Hammers, Jacquelene Wholf
Gladewater - Katelyn Thomas
Grand Cane, La. - Zoe Worthington
Harleton - Colton Fugler
Haughton, La. - Brooklyn McLendon
Hemphill - Kieshon Smith
Henderson - Laura Casey, Bonnie Landreneaux, Alexis Ventura
Huntington - Chloe Marquardt
Jefferson - Shatia Hicks, Tachala Pauley
Karnack - Rebecca Champlain
Kilgore - Jaylyn Brazzel
Lake Charles, La. - Nathaniel Murrell
Laneville - Benjamin Clay
Logansport, La. - Madeline Castillo, Roper Smith
Long Branch - Cooper Walters, Seth Wedgeworth
Longview - Brooklyn Cheshire, Smith Esteves, Giovanni Lopez
Mansfield, La. - Genesis Burch
Marshall - Makenzi Ansley, Trevor Ballard, Danajia Bradley, Jaleah Brazzell, Alondra Carbajal, Gustavo Celestino, Luke Icenhower, Becky Jimenez, Katey Laney, Mckenzie LeBlanc, Maria Lopez, Kadence Martin, Nhyomi Neal, Ariyana Nightingale, Allison Olvera, Monika Palefau, Libby Pearson, Natalie Peralta, Charlotte Rhoades, Nathaly Tinoco, Aracely Vega-Gonzalez
Nacogdoches - Jackson Glymph, Amy Hall, Andrea Hernandez, Keaton Lout, Emory Muckleroy, Karsyn Renfro, Ayden Stroud
Nieuw-Vennep - Just Van Den Ouweelen
North Brookfield, Mass. - Alexia Wharton
Overton - Tanya Gonzalez
Palestine - Shamiya Black
Prosper - Kael Cole
Red Oak - Rylyn Gilmore
Rockwall - Tristan Raley
San Augustine - Yoana Rojas
Shreveport, La. - Ashley Youngblood
Smyrna, Tenn. - Desmond Carpenter
Tatum - Macy Brown, LeeAnna Milam
Vermilion - Mitchell Heinrich
Waskom - Ronaldo Villela
Woodville - Shane Hand
June 8, 2026 - Panola College is proud to announce the students named to the President’s List for the Spring 2026 semester. To qualify for the President’s List, students must complete the semester with a GPA between 3.8 and 4.0 with a minimum of 12 semester credit hours. Only courses applying toward an associate degree or certificate are included in the computation.
The Spring 2026 President’s List is as follows:
Shelby County:
Center - Katlynn Curtis, Samantha Espinosa, Celeste Esqueda, Angelica Garcia, Allen Gutierrez, Jenna Hughes, Tori Jordan, Liela Klein, Christina Lopez, Braileigh McDaniel, Kaylin Miller, Garcia Moreno, Dulce Sandiego, Carla Stanley, Hudsyn Wulf
Joaquin - Kailie Davis, Reagan Flournoy, Kristina Ford, Jackson Griffin, Haleigh Lynch, Ashley Mares, Jake Neal
Shelbyville - Alana Jamison, Lane Loggins, Olivia Orear
Tenaha - Lillie Bone, Kyli Garten, Erick Lopez-Luna, Fatima Romero, Devonta Williams
Timpson - Celeste Bush, Jaterris Taylor, Sierra Wolford
Other areas:
Archdale, N.C. - Shila Williams
Avinger - Alyssa Hicks
Beckville - Alex English, Lexi Ladymon, Mariah Porterfield, Kellen Weaver, Veronica Williams
Carthage - Sadie Andrews, Olivia Berry, Kenlie Bishop, Allison Bitter, Micaelah Burns, Wendy Campos, Millicent Cargil, Kaylee Chase, Caroline Cockerham, Christina Cockerham, Evan Dunn, Joshua Dunn, Koray Erdogan, Daniela Farias, Caylee Faulkner, Ty Gauntt, Mariah Jernigan, Caroline LaGrone, Gabriella Laney, Olivia Lipsey, Isabella Miller, Jadyn Parks, Austin Powell, Madelynn Pugh, Chesnie Rhiddlehoover, Caden Ross, Ava Shull, Ann Stephens, Ja'Kayla Teague, Stormi Tutt, Colton Vickery, Justin Wilkerson
Converse, La. - Alexis Austin, Maci Morgan
Dayton, Ohio - Nhu Nguyen
DeBerry - Shelly Avery, Michelle Gonzalez, Kyrstin Mercer
Garrison - Ryan Chhim, Latonya Christopher
Gary - Sierra Anderson, Stormey Jordan, Patricia Liles, Joel Mitchell, James Shaub, Jessica Walter
Hallsville - Chad Davis, Mysti Mullinnex
Hemphill - Trenton Neal
Henderson - Matthew Allison, Aldo Espinoza, Hope Lynn, Zoe Rettig, Rylie Whalen
Jefferson - Maia Cooper
Kingwood - Caden Wellmann
Laneville - Nicole Summers
Lipan - Micah Wallace
Logansport, La. - Bailey Hammack, Courtney James
Longview - Deyonna Daniels, Jaydah Griffin, Brody Slaten
Lumberton - Carson Rea
Magnolia - Nolan Cruz, Derek Devos
Marshall - Sabrina Anderson, Sierra Darthard, Anna Estes, Leslie Goheen, Emma Keeling, Ashley Lopez, Landaverde Martinez, Estrella Montes
Mexico City - Ixchel Lopez Sanchez
Mirabel - Justin Anctil
Mount Enterprise - Levatus Mikell
Nacogdoches - Travis Burkhalter, Kinsey Fults, Tassie Hamner, Evie Moran, Bryce Payne, Emily Self, Elyssa Welch
Okotoks - Preston Tocheniuk
Pauline, S.C. - Riley Owens
Rusk - Terrius Aldridge
San Angelo - Wyatt Williams
San Antonio - Fatoumata Siby
San Augustine - Jaya Clifton, Dustin Welch
San Zenone - Carlotta Bizzotto
Shreveport, La. - Cierra Marroquin
Stonewall, La. - Makayla Panther, Aaliyah Yates
Tampa, Fla. - Christopher Guzaldo
Tatum - Kayla Baker, Junior Nunez, Addyson Saunders, Jamie Warden
Texarkana - Shenithra Evans
Waskom - Franziska Koller, Kacie Richmond
Yenagoa Bayelsa - Gloria Tony
May 13, 2026 - The Panola College Board of Trustees met for a special-called board meeting on May 12 and approved a guaranteed maximum price for two transformational campus construction projects that will expand academic opportunities, strengthen workforce training, and enhance the student experience. The buildings will complement a new campus fiber infrastructure project, which the Board approved in February and is already underway.
The guaranteed maximum price for the two construction projects is $19,056,506, with a total GMP of $19,885,425, including the previously approved fiber project GMP.
At a time when Panola College continues its commitment to affordability by holding tuition and fees steady while expanding scholarships, grants, and programs such as the Panola Promise, the College is also making an investment in the future of its students and the regional workforce.
“These projects represent a significant investment by our Board of Trustees in the future of Panola College, our students, and the communities we serve,” said Dr. Jessica Pace, President of Panola College. “As we continue working to remove barriers for students, we are also expanding opportunities through workforce training, technology, and new programs.”
Gateway Center
The Gateway Center will be a 25,000 square foot, two-story facility located on the west side of campus near Bird Drive. It will bring the College’s workforce and continuing education programs currently housed across the street in the W.C. Smith building onto the main campus, creating a more connected and accessible student experience. The building will serve as the hub for workforce and continuing education, cosmetology, social and behavioral sciences, and additional academic programming.
Designed to support short-term credentials and workforce pathways, the facility will house programs including Certified Nurse Aide (CNA), EKG Technician, Patient Care Technician, Dental Assisting, and Phlebotomy Technician. Flexible classrooms and lab spaces will support evolving regional workforce needs, while dedicated cosmetology instructional areas will include a salon laboratory, modern esthetician room, classroom space, and nail technician training room that all mirror professional industry settings.
The building will also accommodate future academic offerings, including proposed Social Work degree and Mental Health Behavioral Technician programs that are currently pending approval from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board.
Center for Innovation and Technology (CIT)
The Center for Innovation and Technology will be an almost 19,000 square foot, two-story facility located on the east side of campus near the Frances B. Ross Music Building.
The CIT will support the future launch of associate degrees in Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, and Computer Science, following recent approval by the Board of Trustees to begin development of the new programs.
Reflecting its focus on innovation, the CIT will feature a state-of-the-art computer lab, student collaboration areas, an interactive learning lab, and a makerspace equipped for applied learning and creativity. Students and faculty will have access to advanced instructional technology like CAD software, virtual reality equipment, advanced 3D printers, and other active learning technologies. The center will also house a centralized testing center designed to streamline services and improve accessibility for students, along with the College’s digital learning and information technology departments.
Panola College’s varsity eSports program will also find its new home in the CIT, featuring a dedicated arena with an operable wall that allows the space to expand for competitions and events.
As recently highlighted in the Houston Chronicle for its commitment to aligning education with regional workforce demands, Panola College continues to invest in innovative learning environments and workforce-driven opportunities for students.
“These facilities will provide students with innovative, hands-on learning experiences designed to prepare them for high-demand careers in our region,” said Natalie Oswalt, Vice President of Instruction at Panola College. “These projects reflect the College’s commitment to active learning, innovation, and student success.”
Together, the projects reflect the vision and leadership of the Board of Trustees and the College’s ongoing investment in student success, workforce development, and innovation.
Architectural design for both facilities is being led by Corgan, with construction services provided by Jacobe Brothers Construction.
May 5, 2026 - Panola College hosted a high school welding competition on April 30 in the Matthews Foundation Energy Building, bringing together 52 students from across Texas and Louisiana to showcase their skills.
Sebastian Ramones (Carthage) received first place and a $1,500 scholarship. Jared Cardova (Center) received second place, Ivan Carmine (Logansport) received third place, Thomas Morris (Mansfield) received fourth place, and Many Alvarez (Logansport) received fifth place.
Students representing the following school districts competed in the event: Shelbyville, Center, Tenaha, Carthage, Joaquin, Timpson, Burkeville, San Augustine, Garrison, Logansport, Many, Stanley, and Mansfield.
“This event is designed to help students deepen their understanding of welding and build confidence in their abilities,” said Clint Cassell, instructor of welding technology at Panola College. “Competing alongside their peers gives them a chance to refine their techniques and better prepare for careers in the welding field.”
Learn more about welding technology at Panola College by visiting www.panola.edu/welding.
April 24, 2026 - Panola College is proud to announce the Academic Excellence Award recipients for the 2025-2026 academic year.
The Academic Excellence Awards were established by longtime Panola College mathematics professor Charles Moore, whose vision was to honor students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance and dedication within their chosen fields of study.
Each department or field of study nominates students who meet select criteria. The student must have or be completing 30 hours of coursework and be enrolled in two courses relating to the field in which they are nominated.
The following students have been selected as this year’s Academic Excellence Award recipients:
- Shelly Avery — Criminal Justice
- Gabrieal Barnes — Teaching
- Allie Cook — Medical Coding
- Micah Dragoo — English
- Koray Erdogan — Mathematics
- Savanna Evans — Occupational Therapy Assistant
- Lexie Everett — Medical Laboratory Technician
- Zoe Gonzales — History
- Rachael Gregory — General Business
- Eddie Harris, II — Theatre
- Kornelia Hill — Music
- Sara Kinney — Music
- Gabriella Laney — Vocal Music
- Ethan Miles — Theatre
- Kimberly McKinney — Medical Laboratory Technician
- Jennifer Smith — Medical Assisting
- Destiny Smith — Associate Degree Nursing
- Megan Newton — Criminal Justice
- Alannah Nerocker — History
- Michael E. Phillips — English
- Laura Pledger — Vocational Nursing
- Hector Rivera — Occupational Therapy Assistant
- Brody Slaten — Business Administration
- Carla Stanley — Teaching
- Stormi Tutt — Office Professional
- Gloria Tony — Government
- Vanessa Uribe — Biology
- Noah Vanderslice — Government
- Ronitra Clark — Associate Degree Nursing
- Robynn Closure — Medical Assisting
Panola College commends these students for their hard work, perseverance, and commitment to academic excellence.
March 26, 2026 - The Panola College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Pi Beta, proudly celebrated its annual induction ceremony on March 11, 2026, in the Frances B. Ross Ballroom of the Charles C. Matthews Foundation Student Center. The event featured a musical performance from the Panola Pipers and a speech by Cory Roberts, Professor of Psychology at Panola College.
Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society serves to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and provide opportunities for individual growth and development through honors, leadership, and service programming. To be eligible for PTK membership, students must have a GPA of 3.5 or above and have completed a minimum of 12 transferable hours through Panola College.
Students inducted into the Pi Beta Chapter for 2026 include Allison Bitter, Jaleah Brazzell, Anna Bruister, Micaelah Burns, Wendy Campos, Madelyn Cassell, Jaya Clifton, Caroline Cockerham, Christina Cockerham, Alexa Cruz, William Dickson, Hadley Donnavant, Evan Dunn, Alexis Durham, Lexie Everett, Caylee Faulkner, Colbi Ford, Ashlyn Foster, Zoe Gonzales, Klaryssa Gutierrez, Christopher Guzaldo, Shane Hand, Collier Head, Jakiya Jackson, Kilee Johnson, Tori Jordan, Autumn Kilpatrick, Lexi Ladymon, Caroline Lagrone, Caroline Lawrence, Nathan Lenox, Ashley Lopez, Jennifer Martinez, Jessica Mays, Miller McCurdy, Kimberly McKinney, Abigail Monroe, Randy Moore, Mysti Mullinnex, Madelynn Nunn, Kooper Pace, Bryson Parker, Michael Parmer, Varinia Parrish, Averey Pate, Arianna Patterson, Breanna Pinkerton, Madelynn Pugh, Seth Ramirez, Kendal Ray, Zoe Rettig, Charlotte Rhoades, Megan Roberson, Lius Gabriel Robles, Piper Runnels, Anna Seaman, Ava Shull, Robert Simpson, Matthew Smith, Ann Stephens, Faithlyn Stockman, Maci Sutherland, Colton Vicery, Jessica Walter, Kellen Weaver, Jesi-Nicole White, Amy Whitworth, Sarah Williams, Hudsyn Wulf, and James Zimmerman.
Students who participated in the ceremony were also recognized.
Pictured in the front row (left to right) are Megan Roberson, Wendy Campos, Caroline Lawrence, Ava Shull, Kilee Johnson, Kimberly McKinney, Ann Stephens, Kendal Ray, Zoe Rettig, Jessica Walter, Mysti Mullinnex, Sarah Williams, and Hudsyn Wulf.
Pictured in the back row (left to right) are Miller McCurdy, Madelynn Pugh, Micaelah Burns, Allison Bitter, Lexi Ladymon, Shane Hand, Luis Gabriel Robles, Colton Vicery, Evan Dunn, Abigail Monroe, and Varinia Parrish.
March 25, 2026 - Panola College will host a special magic performance by world-renowned magician Zak Mirz on Thursday, April 9, at 6:30pm in the Q.M. Martin Auditorium on the Carthage campus. Titled “Kid@Heart,” the interactive, family-friendly show invites audience members to help decide what happens next, creating a one-of-a-kind experience filled with storytelling and impossible magic.
Mirz is widely recognized for blending emotional storytelling with innovative magic. Fresh off the latest season of the television competition series America’s Got Talent, he has quickly become one of the most exciting performers in modern magic. He is also a winner of Penn & Teller: Fool Us and served as a magic advisor for David Blaine’s television special The Magic Way. In 2025, Mirz was honored with the Rising Star in Magic Award.
“We are thrilled to partner with Zak Mirz to bring this spectacular show to our College and our community,” said Jessica Pace, president of Panola College. “A special thanks to the B.F. and Mary Payne Fund for the Preservation of Texas Culture and the Texas Commission on the Arts for sponsoring this unforgettable event.”
The event is free and open to the public, and guests are encouraged to arrive early as seating is limited.
March 5, 2026 - Panola College theatre earned top honors at the 2026 Texas Community College Speech and Theatre Association (TCCSTA) Play Festival, securing an impressive 39 awards for its productions of The Boys Next Door and …from Hardscrabble.
Hosted on the Panola College campus February 25 to 28, the Festival welcomed six community colleges from across Texas. Performances were held in the Q.M. Martin Auditorium and the Elizabeth R. Hedges Studio Theatre.
Panola College received 38 individual awards along with the prestigious Overall Excellence Award for the production of …from Hardscrabble.
Excellence in Technical Design Director’s/Professor’s Choice
Kayla Bell – Excellence in Dramaturgy, The Boys Next Door
Avery Caldwell – Excellence in Lighting Design, The Boys Next Door
Shane Hand – Excellence in Stage Management, The Boys Next Door
Daniel Hoover – Excellence in Dramaturgy, The Boys Next Door
Jewel Humberson – Excellence in Stage Management, The Boys Next Door
Superior in Technical Design Director’s/Professor’s Choice
Tessa Braden – Superior in Dramaturgy, …from Hardscrabble
Jewel Humberson – Superior in Hair / Make-up Design, …from Hardscrabble
Laiken Steward – Superior in Sound Design, …from Hardscrabble
Kayla Bell – Superior in Prop Design, …from Hardscrabble
Naomi Gilcrease – Superior in Costume Design, …from Hardscrabble
LeeAnna Milam – Superior in Prop Design, …from Hardscrabble
Excellent in Technical Design Respondent’s Choice
Tessa Braden – Excellent in Costume Design, The Boys Next Door
Naomi Gilcrease – Excellent in Costume Design, The Boys Next Door
Benjamin Clay – Excellent in Scenic Design, The Boys Next Door
Justin Wilkerson – Excellent in Scenic Design, The Boys Next Door
Superior in Technical Design Respondent’s Choice
James Burgess – Superior in Scenic Design, …from Hardscrabble
Jesse Goodman – Superior in Sound Design, …from Hardscrabble
Eddie Harris, II – Superior in Scenic Design, …from Hardscrabble
Steven Hollomond – Superior in Sound Design, …from Hardscrabble
Laiken Steward – Superior in Sound Design, …from Hardscrabble
Justin Wilkerson – Superior in Scenic Design, …from Hardscrabble
Audience Choice in Acting
Justin Wilkerson, The Boys Next Door and …from Hardscrabble
Director’s/Professor’s Choice in Acting
Ethan Miles, The Boys Next Door
Justin Wilkerson, …from Hardscrabble
Excellent in Acting Respondent’s Choice
James Burgess, …from Hardscrabble
Eddie Harris, II, The Boys Next Door
June LaGrone, The Boys Next Door and …from Hardscrabble
Ethan Miles, …from Hardscrabble
Superior in Acting Respondent’s Choice
Ethan Miles, The Boys Next Door
Kaylin Miller, …from Hardscrabble
Justin Wilkerson, The Boys Next Door and …from Hardscrabble
Memorial or Named Awards
LeeAnna Milam – Special Merritt Award, The Boys Next Door and …from Hardscrabble
Kaylin Miller – Bill Morton Award for Outstanding Acting, …from Hardscrabble
Justin Wilkerson – Greg Schneider Award for Best Technical Excellence and John Charles Corley Award for Best Technical Presentation, …from Hardscrabble
The Company – For the Production: Excellent and Respondents, …from Hardscrabble
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