Stophel Scholars named by firm
Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel honored the 2014-2015 John C. Stophel Distinguished Students from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga during the firm’s annual Stophel Scholars reception in the Chambliss Conference Center in Liberty Tower.
Ten award recipients were honored and given the opportunity to meet with members of Chattanooga’s business community.
The Stophel Scholars program fosters local talent and encourages promising students to build long-lasting mentor relationships with Chattanooga professionals. Award recipients are chosen based on strong leadership, decision-making and communication skills, as well as the presence of a high degree of self-motivation.
Recipients are Brooke Beal, marketing; Kori Botting, accounting; Andrew Clark, accounting; Alexander Davis of Nashville, marketing and entrepreneurship; Larissa Hofstra, accounting; MacKenzie Miller, marketing and entrepreneurship; Megan Russom of Mount Juliet, Tenn., marketing; Kaleb Tilton of Wartrace, Tenn., accounting; Aaron DeLaughter and Madhuri Siddualagari, both graduate students pursuing master’s in business administration.