Concord University Alumni Magazine - Fall 2025

‘11, ‘12 Alicia Hypes has been named Princeton Senior High School's Teacher of the Year in Mercer County, WV for 2025. ‘12 Megan Godfrey Stephens has been named aWsysitshteanCtopurnitnyc,iVpAa.l at Scott Memorial Middle School in Grace Hurney, Esq. was recently listed in the Best Lawyers publication among "Ones to Watch." She is a member of the law firm Jackson Kelly PLLC, practicing labor and employment law. ‘13 Larry Thompson has been named head coach of PHaerpkreervsbiouursglySoseurthve'sdfoaos tabsaslilsptarnotgrcaomachin. Parkersburg, WV. ‘15 Tyler J. Compston has joined Blank Rome, LLC, at the firm’s Pittsburgh office as an associate in the Corporate, M&A, and Securities group. Sarah White Vest has been named assistant news director at WFXR Television in Roanoke, VA. ‘17 Perry Blankenship has released a new book titled "PAo wL oenr go Df Gi rot dR. "o Iand :t hAe J bo ou or nk e, yB liannOk ve en rschoi pmsi nh ga rTehs rhoius gphe rt hs oe n a l journey from hardship to hope. Alley Odell has joined Radford University women’s b se a a s s k o e n tb . all coaching staff as an assistant for the 2025-26 ‘18 Lindsey Koeneman has been named the new girls’ hT eNa. dK ob ea ns ke emt ba anl lwcaosa ac hf oouf rS- ey ye ma rosut ra rHt ei gr hf oSrc ht hoeo lCiUn LS ae dy ym o u r, Ldiuotniessalnedadtienagchthees Lnaindtyh-Egargaldees. biology in addition to her Bethany Mullins has joined AccessHealth Pharmacy iant MP rai nr scheat ol lnU, nWi vVe. rBsei tt yh'asnSyc hc oomo lpol fe tPehda hr me rapc yh.a r m a c y d e g r e e Sarah Peek, DPT has joined the Marshall University Sa sc shios ot al notf pPrhoyfseiscsaol rT. Ph ee er akpeya franceudl thy ears Daopc at or tr- ot i fmPeh yc lsi inc iacla l Therapy in 2021 at MU.

‘20 Samuel Lusk has been named to Generation West Virginia Fellowship Class of 2025.

Dr. Jared Tice '06 has been nUanmi veedr stiht ye inneCwo lporme sbi du es ,nOt ho ifoC. aHpei'tlal l rf reopml a ct he eDUa vniidv eKr as ui t fymi na nA, uwghuos tr ae ft ti er er d serving in the post for five years. Tice shai si dt oCr ya poi ft awl eUl nc oi vme ri ns igt ya lhl as st uadleonntgs , acunldtuhree.intends to maintain that

Tice most recently worked as senior vice president and chief strategy officer at Catawba College ionf sStaul idsebnutrsy,aNn d. C h. He led wt haastprroel ve i aotuBs layr tt ho ant Csoc lhl eogoel ' si ndNe aonr t h Ch iagrhoel irneadbuecfaotri eo nt hl ae ta. dHeer sehairpn ferdo ma dMo ac troy rvai ltlee oUf neidv ue rc saittiyo ni ni n Missouri. HUneiavlesrosiptryeAvliuomusnlyi Asesrsvoecdiaatisotnh. e president of the Concord Kimberly Enochs '87 was rger coeunpt loyf nVai rmg ei ndi aa mC -oSnugi t et hAewi naar du gs u r a l rBeucsi ipni ee snst ,s t sheel eocnt leyd pbuyb Vl i icragt ii no ina i n Ve ci rognionmi a idc eadcitci vaitteydi nt oecvoevreyrsi ne cgt o r a n d region of the commonwealth. Tc ehl ee bVriar tgei nt ioapCc-oS rupi toer aAtwe aerxdesc u t i v e s wi n ht eog cr oi tny s, vi sat leunetsl y, vdi seimo no,ncsot mr a mt e i ot mu tesnt at nt od ienxgc el el laednecres, hc iopms pk ai l nl sy, performance and community engagement. Honorees must have a primary work office in Virginia and hold a top corporate executive position. Kim serves as executive vice president and Mid-Atlantic chief op pr oevr ai dt iensgi nosf fui cr ae nr caet aMnadr sbhe nMecf Li tes nsnool unt iAognesnfcoyr [bMu Ms i nAe] s, ws ehs i ac hn d individuals. Her office is in Roanoke, VA, and MMA generates mr eov er en ut heacna t$e5g0o0r ymriel lci oo gnnai nz endu ai nl l yC, -wS uhiitcehAi swtahred sl a. r g e s t a n n u a l

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