The University is planning a rescheduled Commencement ceremony for Friday, August 7, at 10 a.m. in the Winthrop King-Centre.  Please note: these plans could change depending on the recommendations of state and health officials regarding public gatherings; additional information will be sent out at a later date.

Associate of Science

Hailey Leanna Brogdon

Faye A. Brooks

Monica Bryant

Nicole Timia Burton

Denise Jenkins Butler

Caylin Nicole Cline

Jonathan Scott Daughtry

Chelsea Rae Carroll

Nina Trinette Green

Teresa Watkins Harrell

Jerry Ray Hudgins

Shelley Kathryn Locke

Katie Elizabeth McDevitt

Danielle Lee Mussatt

Tyra Pasteur

Jessica Lee Phillip

Jariel Shon-lynn Pratt

Heather Nicholle Rutherford

Kedria Jelks Sheppard

Othella Ann Waters

Bachelor of Arts

Alexis Hope Chambers

Conner Dale Jonathan Conner

Laura Elizabeth Dawson

Zachary David Dimmock

Charles Mitchell Elliott

Rebekah Jane Ezell Schroeder

Celise Forte

Kaitlyn Dihannah Fudge

Alivia Faith Gladden

Jacee Leigh Guinn

Sydney Christine Holmes

Lauren Maelyn Jendrzejewski

Thomas Macon Jones

Anastasia Jovicic

Kaitlin Elizabeth Kessler

James Austin Kibble

Brandon Walker Kidd

Taegan Artrell Kilpatrick

Anna Blythe Lundy

Krista Rhiannon Raines Morrison

Brandon Nicholas Newell

Savannah Lane Orange

Amelie Planes

Aaron Hunter Poole

Anna Leigh Reeves

Brooke Ashton Renfroe

Austin Chase Rogers

Noah Ryan Rogers

Mackenzie Beth Staples

Anna Gable Wilfong

Abigayle Michele Wright

Bachelor of Business Administration

Luis Alberto Acevedo

Shonitra Atkinson

Courtney Nicole Bach

Taylor Mashea Bagby

Glenn Gene Bowman III

Jeremiah Scott Brown

Heather Nicole Brunson

Kelly Lynn Bryl

Paris Rebecca Buckner

John Robert Burchett

April Elizabeth Butler

Nathaniel Pace Butterworth

Edlyn Castillo

Donna Davidson Charles

Hunter Jamison Chastain

Rylee Dale Cheek

Eric Scott China

Melinda Chrun

Zeritta Shanay Clark

Kelly Yvonne Cook

Meredith Rose Copeland

Lucas Magno Fontes Costa

Cindy C. Diehl

Kyanna Cheyenne Easley

Lauren Grace Finster

Celia Rose Floyd

Madison Elyse Flynt

Kaitlyn Elaine Forte

Tramaine Jacquette Freeman

Tamika Yvette German

Bailey David Gerstner

Emily Maria Goff

Elvis Efrain Gomez-Hernandez

Walter Glenn Grogan II

Felix Fernando Guijosa

Tev’n Jamaal Hamilton

Kayla Elizabeth Hartmann

Danielle Jane Hatmaker

Kayla LaNell Holmes

Tiffany D. Howerton

Terri LaShay James

Tammy Gibson Johnson

Cheryl Yolanda Jones

Kierre Chavez Jordan

Haider Ali Khan

Ryan James Kowal

Le’Chauz Dijion Langford

Sonya Brown Linley

Andrea Nicole Locke

Gregory Nathaniel Long

Mason Rider Long

Shontel Hampton Mackey

Charles Scott Martin

Valerie Lynnette Stone

Jeremy Richard Masley

Austin Lawrence McDaniel

Marsha Lynn McKnight

William Lincoln Millwood

Christopher Ryan Molock

Jaelin Trevail Morgan

Ivan Nunez

Hiral A. Patel

Amanda Joy Paver

Aldrey Denard Pearson

Alexis D. Perry

Nancy Unique Poindexter

Tatum Olivia Ragsdale

Thallison Alex Ribeiro de Oliveina

Angela Danielle Singletary

Jason Wade Smith

William Jackson Starling

Jacob Michael Sullivan

Erik Michael Terry

Richard Henry Ticer

Anginene Tolbert

Elizabeth Ann Tuck

George Albert Urban III

Gregoire Vincent

Matthew Thomas Waigand

De’Jon Monray Walden

Devin Vernon Earl Wallace

Latasha Arkera Walters

Jennifer Cheyenne Watkins

Elijah G. Wieder

Catherine Marie Williams

Peter Alexander Wittman

Malik Hamza Yawar

Julie Ann Young

Daniel Zach

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Joanna Nicole Atwood

Elizabeth Jordan Drake

Emily Sarah Frederick

Quinten Asa Hopkins

Noah Russell Hunt

Blaise David Phillips

Asa James Stallings

Genna-Leigh Elizabeth Williams

Bachelor of Music

Aric Michael Butler

Matthew Edward Dean

Jennings Austin Gardner

Tiffany Crawford Hunt

Harrison Lee Murphy

Andrew Morgan Wilfong

Bachelor of Science

John R. “Bob” Agan II

Michael Ivan Avendano

Ana Lilia Avila Olea

Danny Alan Bickers

Joshua Aaron Booker

Veronica Leigh Bowman

Crystal Gayle Brazelton

Whitley Breanne Brooker

Logan Douglas Brookshire

Boyd Tremayne Butler

Matthew Jackson Carroll

Rebekah Elizabeth Cash

Marian Elaine Chambers

Emily Rose Cheek

Haley Leann Clark

Steele Osborne Clowers

Chelsie Liane Cochran

Mara Annette Cooper

Cletia Elizabeth Crews

Kelsey Brooke Crump

Kaylee Anne Darsey

Tiffany LeAnn Davis

Aubrey Kay Desmet

Ashton Tashea Draper

Rachel Alyssa Edwards

Casey Leigh Essinger

Rebecca Elizabeth Etheredge

Zeb Destin Falcitelli

Fahad Farooq

Elizabeth Blair Fowler

Jeremie Andrew Fuller

Marcia June Garrell

Elijah Michael Gilbert

Daniel Jacob Gilley

Carrie Michelle Gordon

Anna Harrell Gould

Ashley Nicole Harding

Annie Nicole Homan

Emily Popham Houston

Gavin Ryan Husted

Ratayvius Tyrell Jackson

Rebecca Lynn Jackson

Morgan Emily Lane

Ashley Nicole Langel

Azaireus Lafleur Langill

Julia Cheyenne Nicole Lawson

David Michael Leutzinger

Gill Westbrook Lindsay, Sr.

Kathryn Elizabeth Logan

Kevin Robert Ludden

SheQuilla Shancasuwanda McClain

Nikko Deavontia McCluskey

Cassie Estelle McCrickard

Madison Faith McGinnis

Gretchen Danielle Melton

Kathy E. Mikeal

Lacey Alexandria Kinghorn

Tomeka Donise Moore

Kristin Leann Morgan

Lindsey Ann Newell

Alia Aniston O’Neal

Heather Nichole Ortiz

Zachary Charles Phinazee

Amanda Leigh Ponder

Hannah Kristen Pope

Hillary Rochelle Porter

Tyler Dalton Pullum

Katie Rose Rawls

Aaron Robert Reardon

Jessica Lee Russell

Brooke Elizabeth Sims

Bailey Mackenzie Skiles

Elizabeth Ann Smith

Terrance Pete Snellings

Jennifer Alethea Taylor

Anastasia Kristen Terry

Tyland Nicole Thomas

Vanneca Tolbert-Moffett

Gabrielle Sierra Toler

Gina Elizabeth Van Antwerp

Luis Eduardo Vazquez

Jason Rogers Wallace

Brianna Lorraine Ward

Austin David Weller

Monica Reonda Wheeler

Bryant Phillip White

Cherri Collins Wiley

Anna Gable Wilfong

Cameron Banks Woodley

Marco Andres Zuniga

Bachelor of Science in Management

Jack Butler Jr.

Timothy Taray Stafford

Erica LaShawn Williams

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Sharhonda L. Barrett

Kendyl Renae Bazelmans

Janae Leigh Bohannon

Rachel Shalynn Buford

Ty’Eisha Tiara Caldwell

Jazthen Alejandro Castro

Sarah Denise Clark

Jordan Michael Czekalla

Sydney Allison Durham

Jaden Marie Elrod

Cecilia Blake Estock

Avery Laine Floyd

Emily Dodge Fowler

Hayley Anne Gillespie

Mary Catherine Evelyn Gossett

Kelsey Nicole Gravitte

Jennifer Renae Hanner

Macy Brooke Hollis

Briana Macy Angelique Jolly

Lillian Nicole Jordan

Cera Mackenzie Lanham

Anna Leigh Lary

Danielle Nicole Lukas

Abby Kate Miller

Jaclyn Hunt Morang

Sarah Jane Morneau

Madison Hope Sanders

Ashanti Louise Zareia Solomon

Elizabeth Carolyn Thain

Amanda Nicole Tolbert

Amber Rose Ullman

Jessie Ruth Vincent

Hannah Alexis Waits

Andrew Jordan Walters

Derek Christopher Walters

Hallie Ann Wilkey

Kendall Brooke Womack

Master of Accountancy

Diamond S. Armour-Hill

Brandon Joe Brock

Chad Taylor Cawthon

Ashleigh Renay Corley

Tiffany Brooke Holland

Mason Seth Minshew

Holly Leann Moeller

Ashley Brooke Owens

Carrie Leanna Strickland

Thomas Daniel Woods

Master of Business Administration

Sydney Bush Adkins

Emelia Agyen-Frempong

Jenahlyn Elizabeth Allen

Alexis Sylviana Bandin

Curtissa Yvette Bowen

Aaron Curtis Bryant

Alejandra Cardenas Armas

Kartez Lavon Carr

Kaelin Marie Clendennin

Monique Alyse Dennis

Ashton Raynard Derico

Lisa Andrews Farmer

Thomas Michael Fields

Alejandro Galeas Soriano

Fiorella Evelyn Gamarra

Joanna Hust Goolsby

Jake James Harrelson

Sharon Dianette Hillman

Anderson Nance Joiner

Kaylan Dione Jones

Mark W. Kellett

D. Michelle Kellett

Kristie Maria Lewis

William Jackson Long

Tyler Majewski

Monica Elena Monk

Jose Manuel Moreno Manzano

Laticia Deshawn Newbold

Denise Marie Newton

Angela Nickale Oliver

Johnathan Lamar Peabody

Brandi Nicole Purkey

Emily Kate Ribblett

Rachel Rivera

Ricardo Rivera

Corey Bradford Robinson

Sara Rodriguez Juarbe

Martino Martin Rossi

Tommy Ernest Sanford

Joseph Nikolaus Swingle

Aleta Thomas

Jaine Villarreal

Lillian Kendall Vondra

Tahirah A. Waller

Rebecca Christine Watkins

Ezekiel J. Wieder

Master of Management

Samantha Floyd Altmann

Jordan Etsio

Hannah Elizabeth Hembree

Annicia Mia Hunter

Teresita Johnson

Bianca Martins Da Silva

Stefan Petricevic

Michael Shane Pike

Blake E. Robles

Dennis Andrew Scott

Sonia Rena Wiggins

Kayla Elizabeth Lynn Wilbourn

Taylor Elizabeth Wilkerson

On May 5, Shorter University will participate in the global day of unity and giving, #GivingTuesdayNow, to raise scholarship funds for students like Kaitlyn Fudge, a Psychology major from Acworth, Georgia.

Kaitlyn is a member of Shorter Band, Delight Ministries, and Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. She’s excited to be heading to graduate school at Georgia State University to pursue a Master’s in Social Work.

“It’s about being there for each other through the good times and the bad and in the middle of the storm, lifting each other up through sharing the Word of Jesus,” she said. “Mainly, Shorter has taught me over and over again not to worry —God has this.”

We are proud of the way our Shorter family puts our mission of Transforming Lives through Christ into action. Will you join us in moving our Shorter family forward by supporting student scholarships? All gifts add up to have a huge impact on our campus, our community and our world.

Please note: Only those students who returned a news release form to the Public Relations office are included in this release.

Fort Payne, Ala., resident Raegan Brynn Ashley has received a Provost/Alfred Shorter Scholarship. A senior at Fort Payne High School, Raegan is the daughter of Gerald and Tammy Ashley. She is a member of Mu Alpha Theta, Sigma Kappa Delta, Phi Theta Kappa and the National Honor Society.

Rock Spring, Ga., resident Jade Madison Baugh has received a Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship. A transfer student from Georgia Northwestern Technical College, Jade is the daughter of Stephen Baugh and Donna Nelson. She plans on receiving an Associate of Science in Nursing from Georgia Northwestern in May. She is a 2016 honor graduate of LaFayette High School and was in the top 10 percent of her graduating class. She was awarded the National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists Award of Excellence and the Statesman Award from SkillsUSA.

Calhoun, Ga., resident Andrew Harrison Bearden received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Adairsville High School, he is the son of Alecia Bearden and Larry Bearden. He is a member of New Zion Baptist Church, a two-time state champion in SkillsUSA TeamWorks, a Woodmen of the World recipient, and a school and county winner for CTE-US.

Carrollton, Ga., resident Madison Louise Bookheimer received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Villa Rica High School, she is the daughter of John Bookheimer and Monica and Scott Rainwater. Madison is vice president of membership for FCCLA and a member of Midway Macedonia Baptist Church, the National Honor Society, Beta Club, the Spanish Honor Society, and Future Georgia Educators.

Rockmart, Ga., resident Hailee Madison Brand received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Rockmart High School, she is the daughter of Lisa Seay and Jason Walker and Jason Brand and Kayla Brand. Hailee is a member of the National Honors Society, the International Thespian Society, and the drama and church youth worship band at Crossview Church.

Albertville, Ala., resident Sarah-Elizabeth Cheek received a Eubanks Scholarship. A senior at the Alabama Virtual Academy, she is the daughter of Tracy and Jillian Cheek. She is a member of the National Honor Society, a Student Ambassador, and a piano player. She is active in the River Church Drama Team and works at the Boaz Public Library.

Ringgold, Ga., resident Kaitlyn Nicole Comley received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Ringgold High School, she is the daughter of Rachell and Matthew Comley. She is a member of the National Honor Society, Beta Club and the Ringgold High School Band in which she played clarinet and was a section leader and officer. A Georgia Certificate of Merit recipient, Kaitlyn was dual-enrolled at Dalton State College in Fall 2019, where she made the dean’s list. She is a member of Brainerd Baptist Church’s youth choir, a District Honor Band member, and an All-State Band member.

Ringgold, Ga., resident Zoe Anne Diehl received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Ringgold High School, she is the daughter of Thomas and Rosanne Diehl. She is an active member of New Heights Baptist Church, where she is on the praise team; the Ringgold High School Band; the National Honor Society; and the RHS Performing Arts Troupe #8715. She has made District Honor Band for six years, is a Georgia Certificate of Merit recipient, and has been selected to receive multiple science, foreign language, and literature awards.

Rome, Ga., resident Maura Ansley Duke received a Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship. She is a transfer student from Georgia Highlands College and is the daughter of Al and Amy Duke.

Lyerly, Ga., resident Elijah Jordan Duvall received a Presidential Scholarship. The Trion High School senior is the son of Jeff and Amy Duvall. He lettered in tennis in grades 9, 10, and 11. He is a member of the Trion High School Marching Band, The Green Team, National Beta Club, National Mu Alpha Theta, and the National Society of High School Scholars. He serves as vice president of Future Business Leaders of America and is a member of the Dry Valley Baptist Church Youth Group. He was a junior marshal in 11^th grade and is an honor graduate at Trion High School.

Dallas, Ga., resident Daniel Terry Easter received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at North Paulding High School, he is the son of Brandy Easter and Bryan Easter. He is the president of the choral program at North Paulding and a five-year actor and performer with the Main Street Players at Dallas Theater. He is an honor student at North Paulding and a three-year member of the Thespian Society.

Dallas, Ga., resident Madeline Marie Graben received a Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship. A transfer student from Georgia Highlands College, she is the daughter of Joe and Jennifer Graben. She has made the dean’s list at Georgia Highlands and is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.

Euharlee, Ga., resident Connor Robert Gunnell received a Presidential Scholarship. The Woodland High School senior is the son of Tom and Sabrina Gunnell. He is a member of Woodland’s Beta Club, a four-year scholar athlete, co-captain of the tennis team, a three-year All-Region team member, a student at the J.P. Vidour Tennis Academy and is on Woodland’s Honor Roll.

Winder, Ga., resident Alicyn Grace Harris received a Presidential Scholarship. The Winder-Barrow High School senior is the daughter of Christy Harris and Todd Harris. She is a Microsoft Office Word and Excel specialist, was named an FFA Student of the Month, and serves in the Both Hands Project with the Chosen for Life Ministries.

Columbus, Ga., resident Jammie Peyton Holloway received a Presidential Scholarship. The Calvary Christian School senior is the son of Jammie Holloway and Marie Holloway. He is a member of the National Honor Society, a Page One nominee in science, a children’s church teacher, camp counselor, and Vacation Bible School teacher.

Calhoun, Ga., resident Cooper L. Hunt received a Presidential Scholarship. The Gordon Central High School senior is the son of Jamey and Leigh-Ann Hunt. He is an active member of Sonoraville Baptist Church, where he serves as an A/V tech. He is a member of the 2019-20 Gordon County Youth Leadership Council, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Impact Team, and a movie critic for The Gordon Gazette newspaper. He has won GHSA-AA Region Championships in literary team, personal essay and men’s quartet and state championships in one-act play (for Bright Star in 2019 and Godspell in 2016) and literary team. He was a state runner-up in men’s quartet. He was part of a group that won the Shuler Hensley Award for Best Ensemble for The Spitfire Grill in 2017. He made Gordon Central’s honor roll for four year, and received awards for highest GPA in dual enrollment World History (2017-18), AP United States History and Honors American Literature (both in 2018-19). He also won Gordon Central’s Best Actor in a Leading Role Award for his appearance of the 2019 production of The Mystery of Edwin Drood.

Gwinnett County, Ga., resident Ashlyn Mink received a Presidential Scholarship. She is the daughter of Trevor and Suzanne Mink. Ashlyn attended Scholar’s Guild and Summit Academy for home schoolers and dual enrolled through Shorter. She received straight A’s throughout her school career. Ashlyn is involved in and volunteers for many activities such as the Amplify Mission’s group to reach the lost. She has been a competitive cheerleader for 12 years. Ashlyn will continue her studies at Shorter and is a part of the Shorter Hawks cheer team.

Dallas, Ga., resident Kenslee Rayanne Osborne received a Presidential Scholarship. The South Paulding High School senior is the daughter of Windi Osborne and Garett Osborne. She is in the top 10 of her graduating class and is on the All A Honor Roll.

Suwanee, Ga., resident Roselene Jeanith Pinkerton received a Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship. The transfer student from Georgia Gwinnett College is the daughter of Jeffrey and Jenny Pinkerton. She is a 2017 graduate of North Gwinnett High School. She has been an active volunteer serving as a small group leader at Buckhead/Gwinnett Church, the Atlanta Community Food Bank, Trinity Community Ministries, and Java Dawg at North Gwinnett High School.

Cleveland, Tenn., resident Bryce Kameron Rapson received a Presidential Scholarship. A senior at Walker Valley High School, he is the son of David and Paige Rapson. He was nominated for and attended Envision Leadership Program in Washington, D.C, and Boys State. He is a Skills USA participant and received an A.P. Scholar Award.

Newnan, Ga., resident Arthur Jared Rutledge received a Eubanks Scholarship. A senior at Newnan High School, he is the son of Alan and Margarita Rutledge. He is a member of both National Honor Society and the Tri-M Honor Society. He is an active member of First Baptist Church of Newnan, where he is involved with the Music Ministry through the Senior High Choir and its a capella ensemble. He is also a teacher and assistant to the Middle School Choir and also volunteers as a leader for the four-year-old Sunday School class. He volunteers each year as a recreation leader for Vacation Bible School and as a camp counselor for the church’s Camp Sonshine.

Miami, Fla., resident Bianka Naomi Solorzano received a Provost/Alfred Shorter Scholarship. A transfer student from St. Johns River State College, she is the daughter of Marlon and Griselle Solorzano. Bianka has made dean’s list for two years in a row and was recognized as the player with the highest GPA on her volleyball team for the 2018 season. She received the President’s Award from her high school and earned more than 100 community service hours in high school including her work as a Special Olympics volunteer.

Rome, Ga., resident Julissa Vazquez received a Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship. The transfer student from Georgia Highlands College is the daughter of Maricela Vazquez and Octavio Vazquez. She has a 4.0 GPA and is a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society. She was salutatorian for Coosa High School’s Class of 2017, a Ronald McDonald House Charities Scholarship recipient for the Atlanta area, and a recipient of the Hispanic Heritage Atlanta Youth Award. She is a catechist for Saint Mary’s Church Saturday School.

Rome, Ga., resident Ada Grace Williams received a Presidential Scholarship. The Armuchee High School senior is the daughter of Shana and Chad Williams. She is a member of Pleasant Hill Baptist Church and a high honor graduate for Armuchee’s Class of 2020. She is also active in the Spanish Honor Society.

Founded in 1873, Shorter University is a Christ-centered, four-year liberal arts university committed to excellence in education. U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review annually include Shorter on their lists of best Southeastern Colleges. The university offers traditional bachelor’s degrees in 40 areas of study, online courses and degree programs, undergraduate programs for working adults, associate’s, and master’s programs. Learn more at www.shorter.edu.

Students honored by the Ledbetter College of Business were:

• Courtney Bach, of Middleburg, Fla., Accounting Award
• Peter Wittman, of Franklin, Tenn., General Business Award
• Celia Floyd, of Dallas, Ga., Management Award
• Bailey Gerstner, of Cumming, Ga., Marketing Award
• William Starling, of Climax, Ga., Sport Management Award

The School of Education honored:

• Whitley Brooker, of Tunnell Hill, Ga., Elementary Education Award
• Charles Elliott, of Rome, Ga., History Education Award
• Rebekah Cash, of Adairsville, Ga., Math Education Award
• Tyler Pullum, of Bloomingdale, Ga., Middle Grades Education Award
• Aubrey Desmet, of Flowery Branch, Ga., Special Education Award

Students honored by the School of Fine and Performing Arts were:

• Kaitlin Kessler, of Cumming, Ga., Music Award
• Tiffany Crawford Hunt, of Rome, Ga., Music Education Award
• Matthew Dean, of Social Circle, Ga., Music and Worship Leadership Award
• Asa Stallings, of Acworth, Ga., Musical Theatre Award
• Noah Hunt, of Calhoun, Ga., Theatre Award
• Jennings Gardner, of San Clemente, Calif., Voice Performance Award

The Ben and Ollie Brady School of Nursing honored:

• Jessie Vincent, of Ringgold, Ga., Nursing Award

The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics honored:

• Cameron Woodley, of Thorsby, Ala., Biochemistry Award
• Gavin Husted, of Manchester, Tenn., Biology Award
• David Leutzinger, of Cordele, Ga., Chemistry Award
• Ashley Langel, of Ft. Pierce, Fla., Natural Science Award

Students honored by the College of Humanities and Social Sciences were:

• Zachary Dimmock, of Cullman, Ala., Christian Studies Award
• Brooke Renfroe, of Dacula, Ga., Communication Studies Award
• Alexis Chambers, of Centre, Ala., English Award
• Savannah Orange, of Boaz, Ala., History Award
• Gavin Husted, of Manchester, Tenn., Honors Academy Award
• Jessica Russell, of Rome, Ga., Interdisciplinary Studies Award
• Noah Rogers, of Lindale, Ga., Psychology Award

The following students were selected to receive scholarships from the Shorter Alumni Association for the 2020-2021 academic year:

• Shelby Rae Teems, of Summerville, Ga., Alumni Leadership Scholarship
• Danielle Faith Griesemer, of Rome, the Dr. Wayne W. Dempsey Memorial Alumni Legacy Scholarship
• Christianne Hope Grist, of Warner Robins, Ga., the Carol Williams Kirby Alumni Scholarship

Founded in 1873, Shorter University is a Christ-centered, four-year liberal arts university committed to excellence in education. U.S. News & World Report and The Princeton Review annually include Shorter on their lists of best Southeastern Colleges. The university offers traditional bachelor’s degrees in 40 areas of study, online courses and degree programs, undergraduate programs for working adults, associate’s, and master’s programs.