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The Florida

Dietetics Nutrition Practice Council

Draft Minutes

January 31, 2019 Telephone Conference Call

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Stephanie Petrosky, MHA, RDN, LDN Chair

Carol Elliott, RDN, LDN, FAND Vice Chair

January 31, 2019 – General Business Meeting Minutes

DRAFT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

DIETETICS AND NUTRITION PRACTICE COUNCIL GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING

January 31, 2019

9:30 a.m. EST Call to Order – General Business Meeting Stephanie Petrosky called the meeting to order at 9:32 a.m. Ms. Kayla Karpp conducted roll call. MEMBERS PRESENT STAFF PRESENT Stephanie Petrosky, MHA, RD/LDN, FAND, Chair Diane Guillimette, Assistant Attorney General Carol Elliott, RDN, LDN, FAND, Vice-Chair Allen Hall, Executive Director Stephanie Norris, MS, RDN, LDN Kayla Karpp, Regulatory Supervisor/Consultant Jeffrey Wittman, LNC Heidi Dutton, Regulatory Specialist II Linda Rex OTHERS PRESENT Nancy Spyker, WIC Vanessa LaMire, WIC Dr. Vanessa Crowther, Department of Health To accommodate persons present at the meeting, agenda item sequence may have been

adjusted. The minutes will reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original

agenda order.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS 1. Introduction of New Council Member- Jeffrey Wittman Mr. Wittman spoke to the Council regarding his employment history and time with the Council previously. 2. Florida State Health Improvement Plan (SHIP) Dr. Vanessa Crowther presented the SHIP plan to the Council.

INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION

3. Maryanne April (Examination)

Ms. April was present.

Ms. April initially applied by Examination and appeared before the Council on October 25, 2018. She waived the 90-day requirement for Council action and was asked to provide additional information regarding her supervision. Subsequently, she provided four (4) Clinical Nutrition 900-hour forms and a statement regarding the lack of community hours. She requested her application be reviewed “as is” and the Council use her experience in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S.


Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve Ms. April’s application and submit for testing after Ms. April provides the requested documentation of her community hours. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 4/0. 4. Chloe Faith Aiko Perez (Examination)

Ms. Perez was present.

Ms. Perez was not present when the Council reviewed her application on October 25, 2018. She was required to appear at one of the two following meetings, January 31, 2019 or the May 2, 2019 meeting. Ms. Perez had not provided any additional documentation. Ms. Perez applied by examination. Ms. Perez graduated from the University of Technology in Jamaica with a Bachelor’s degree in Dietetics and Nutrition in 2014. Ms. Perez also received a Master’s degree in Nutrition from the University of West Indies in Jamaica. She requested the Council use her education in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. Ms. Norris made a motion to approve Ms. Perez’s application. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 4/0. 5. Prasanthi Yerramesetty (Examination)

Ms. Yerramesetty was not present.

Ms. Rex joined the call at 10:34 a.m.

Ms. Yerramesetty appeared before the Council on October 25, 2018. She waived the 90-day requirement for Council action and was asked to provide additional information regarding her experience in the field of Dietetics. Subsequently, she provided a resume of professional work experience and experience letters. Ms. Yerramesetty graduated from the University of Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University in India with a Master’s degree in Food Science and Nutrition in 1998. Ms. Yerramesetty requested the Council use her experience in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. Ms. Norris made a motion to approve Ms. Yerramesetty’s application. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 6. Kara Bolon (Examination with Waiver by CNS Certification)

Ms. Bolon was present.

Ms. Bolon appeared before the Council on October 25, 2018. She waived the 90 day requirement for Council action and was asked to provide additional information regarding her supervision. Subsequently, her supervisors, Allison Miner and Robert Thomas, provided statements to the Council of Ms. Bolon’s supervised practice. Council staff has pulled license verifications for her supervisors, Ms. Miner is a licensed Dietitian in Maryland, Florida and District of Colombia and Mr. Thomas is licensed in the State of Florida. Ms. Bolon provided a Certified Nutrition Specialist credential that is valid through December 31, 2023. Ms. Rex made a motion to approve Ms. Bolon’s application. Ms. Wittman seconded the motion which carried 5/0.


Ms. Yerramesetty joined the call, Council instructed Ms. Yerramesetty that her application was approved and to await instruction for testing from Council Staff.

7. Jessica Mantell (Examination with Waiver by CNS Certification)

Ms. Mantell was not present.

Ms. Mantell applied by Examination with Waiver of CNS Certification. Council staff pulled license verifications for her supervisors, Ms. Florey Miller and Ms. Nadine Mikati, both are licensed Dietitians in Florida. Ms. Mantell requested her application be reviewed “as is” and the Council use her experience in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. Ms. Elliott made a motion to approve Ms. Mantell’s application. Ms. Petrosky seconded the motion which carried 5/0. Break Began: 10:55 a.m. Break Ended: 11:07 a.m. 9. Anahi Ramos-Gonzalez (Examination)

Ms. Ramos-Gonzalez was present.

Ms. Ramos-Gonzalez submitted an application by Examination. Ms. Ramos Gonzalez graduated from the University of the Valley of Mexico with a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition in 2013. Ms. Ramos-Gonzalez did not have the required 200 hours in Community Nutrition and provided a statement requesting her application be reviewed “as is”. Ms. Ramos-Gonzalez requested the Council use her additional education in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. Stephanie Petrosky made a motion to approve Ms. Ramos-Gonzalez’s application. Carol Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 8. Arkady Guerrero Perez (Examination)

Ms. Guerrero Perez was present.

Language Line Solutions interpreter, Anna, joined the call for translation services. Ms. Guerrero Perez applied by Examination. Ms. Guerrero Perez graduated from Simon Bolivar University in Venezuela with a bachelor’s degree in Clinical Nutrition in 2003. A credential evaluation was received from Josef Silney & Associates, Inc., for her equivalent education obtained in Venezuela. Ms. Guerrero Perez requested her application be reviewed “as is” and the Council use her education in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined

in 468.509, F.S. Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve Ms. Guerrero Perez’s application. Ms. Norris seconded the motion which carried 5/0.


10. Sofia Rivas (Examination)

Ms. Rivas was present.

Ms. Rivas applied by Examination. Ms. Rivas graduated from the University of the Latin American Educational Center in Argentina with a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition on 06/08/2012. Ms. Rivas requested the Council use her experience in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900-hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. She provided a resume of professional work experience. Ms. Rivas was requested to appear by the Council Chair. Ms. Norris made a motion to approve Ms. Rivas’ application. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 11. Danielle Carreiro De Melo (Examination)

Ms. Carreiro De Melo was present.

Ms. Carreiro De Melo initially applied by Endorsement of Another State License, after Council staff review, it was determined she had not met the requirements for Endorsement of Another State License, as she did not have another state license to endorse. Subsequently, Ms. Carreiro De Melo withdrew her application by Endorsement and applied by Examination. A credential evaluation was received from WES for her equivalent education obtained in Brazil. Ms. Carreiro De Melo requested the Council to use her experience in the dietetics field in lieu of the 900 hour requirement as defined in 468.509, F.S. Ms. Norris made a motion to approve Ms. Carreiro De Melo’s application. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 12. Isra Sami Abukhdeir (Examination)

Ms. Abukhdeir was present.

Ms. Abukhdeir applied by Examination. Ms. Abukhdeir graduated from Al-Quds University in Jerusalem with a bachelor’s degree in Public Health and Nutrition in 2015. Council staff requested Ms. Abukhdeir provide the Florida 900-hour form. Subsequently, Ms. Abukhdeir’s supervisor provided a statement of her employment with NutiHealth from July 11, 2016 to May 31, 2017. Ms. Elliott made a motion to approve Ms. Abukhdeir’s application. Ms. Norris seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 13. Cassandra Fay Stelogeannis (Examination)

Ms. Stelogeannis was present.

Ms. Stelogeannis applied by Examination. Ms. Stelogeannis graduated from Purdue University Global with a Bachelor’s degree in Nutrition in 2013. Purdue University Global in Chicago, IL is not ACEND accredited. Council review was needed. Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve Ms. Stelogeannis’ application. Mr. Wittman seconded the motion which carried 5/0.


14. Mariana Lopez-Cepero (Endorsement of Another State License, PR)

Ms. Lopez-Cepero was present.

Ms. Lopez-Cepero applied by Endorsement of Another State License. She waived the 90-day requirement for Council action. Ms. Lopez-Cepero provided an active Puerto Rico license and the Puerto Rico Laws and Rules. Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve Ms. Lopez-Cepero’s application. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. 15. Vivienne Lydia McGee (Endorsement of Another State License, NY)

Ms. McGee was present.

Ms. McGee applied by Endorsement of Another State License. She provided an active New York license and the New York Laws and Rules. Ms. McGee requested to withdraw her application.

The Council accepted Ms. McGee’s withdraw request.

APPLICANT RATIFICATION LISTS 16. List of Applicants Approved to Sit for the Examination Following the discussion, the Council took the following action. Ms. Norris moved to ratify the list of individuals approved to sit for the examination, 5 in number, beginning with Umbella Lourinco and ending with Sarah Davidson Geha. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion, which carried 5/0. The full list of examination candidates are appended to these minutes. (Exhibit A) 17. List of Licensees Certified for Licensure by Endorsement of Registered Dietitian Status. Following the discussion, the Council took the following action. Ms. Petrosky moved to approve the list of individuals licensed by endorsement based on their Registered Dietitian status with CDR, 118 in number, beginning with Sandra Elaine McGlothlin and ending with Alejandra Amabel Francis. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion, which carried 5/0. The full list of licensees are appended to these minutes. (Exhibit B) 18. List of Applicants Approved for Temporary Permits Following the discussion, the Council took the following action. Ms. Petrosky moved to approve the list of individuals licensed with a Temporary Permit based on ACEND accredited transcripts and completion of the 900 hours of pre-professional


experience, 2 in number, beginning with Kimberly Rodriguez and ending with Sarah Jane Anderson. Ms. Norris seconded the motion, which carried 5/0. The full list of licensees are appended to these minutes. (Exhibit C) RULE STATUS REPORT 19. Assistant Attorney General, Dianne Guillemette

Rule

Number Rule Title

Date Rule

Language

Approved by

Board

Date Sent

to

OFARR

Rule

Development

Published

Notice

Published Adopted Effective

64B8-

41.001

Fees 05/02/2018 05/10/2018 Memo and rule

sent to BoM July

30, 2018

64B8-

42.001

Licensure by

Endorsement

03/07/2018 03/15/2018 Memo, rule and

application sent

to BoM July 30,

2018 and

October 26, 2018

64B8-

42.002

Licensure by

Examination

08/09/2018 08/20/18 Memo, rule and

application sent

to BoM July 30,

2018 and

October 26, 2018

RULES REVIEW AND/OR DEVELOPMENT 20. Rule 64B8-41.001 F.A.C., Fees.

The Board of Medicine reviewed the Council’s proposed changes to rule 64B8-41.001, F.A.C., at the December 6, 2018, meeting. The Board tabled action on the rule pending receipt of additional information. After the meeting, additional information was provided which explained the Council’s reasoning and rationale for lowering the endorsement fee from $75.00 to $5.00. The delay in implementing the temporary renewal fee reduction from $95.00 to $75.00 will prevent implementation for the 2019 renewal. In addition, subsection 456.036(7), F.S., prevents the delinquency fee from exceeding the renewal fee. The $95.00 delinquency fee will need to be lowered to $75.00 for the two biennia that the


renewal fee is lowered. These changes have been discussed with the Senior Budget Analyst and do not impact her determination the changes can be supported from a budgetary standpoint. Revised rule language was provided for your consideration. Although the fee rule and the rules implementing the revised licensure application (42.001 and 42.002) are separate, the licensure application is also delayed as the endorsement fee impacts the application. Ms. Guillemette discussed options for providing representation at a future Board of Medicine meeting to address any questions the Board may have.

64B8-41.001 Fees. (1) The application fee for licensure is $80.00. (2) The endorsement fee for an applicant seeking licensure by endorsement is $5.0075.00. (3) The fee for a temporary permit is $50.00. (4) The fee for initial licensure is $80.00. The Department of Health assesses an additional fee of $5.00, payable

at the time of initial licensure, for the fund to combat unlicensed activity pursuant to Section 456.065, F.S. (5) The initial retired license fee is $50.00. (6) The biennial renewal fee is $95.00, with the excepton that for the 2021 and 2023 renewal periods the fee

shall be $75.00. The Department of Health assesses an additional fee of $5.00, payable at the time of each biennial renewal, for the fund to combat unlicensed activity pursuant to Section 456.065, F.S.

(7) The reactivation fee for inactive licenses is $50.00. (8) A fee of $95.00, with the exception that for the 2021 and 2023 renewal periods the fee shall be $75.00 and

shall be paid to remove a license from delinquent status. (9) The fee for renewal of inactive status is $95.00. The Department of Health assesses an additional fee of $5.00,

payable at the time of each biennial renewal, for the fund to combat unlicensed activity pursuant to Section 456.065, F.S.

(10) The change of status processing fee is $50.00. (11) The fee for a duplicate license is $25.00. (12) The fee for a certified public record is $25.00.

Rulemaking Authority 456.036(3), (7), (16), 468.507, 468.508 FS. Law Implemented 456.013, 456.025(10), (11), 456.036, 456.065(3), 468.508 FS. History–New 4-9-89, Amended 8-28-90, 11-9-90, Formerly 21M-47.001, Amended 9-21-93, 11-4-93, 1-3-94, Formerly 61F6-47.001, Amended 12-28-94, 5-2-95, Formerly 59R-41.001, Amended 11-24-97, 6-22-99, 8-19-99, 9-26-01, 7-22-02, 8-18-02, 2-20-06, 11-18-07, 1-26-15, 12-23-15, .

MOTION: After discussion, Ms. Norris moved to approve the proposed rule language and

directed counsel to proceed with rulemaking. The motion was seconded by Ms. Elliott and

carried 5/0.

MOTION: Ms. Petrosky moved the rule would not have an adverse impact on small business

nor was it likely to increase regulatory costs to any entity (including government) in excess of

$200,000 in Florida within 5 years after the implementation of the rule. The motion was

seconded by Ms. Elliott and carried 5/0.

MOTION: Ms. Petrosky moved that a violation of this rule, or any part of this rule, would not be

designated a minor violation. The motion was seconded by Ms. Elliott and carried 5/0.


22. Rule 64B8-42.002(4) F.A.C., Licensure by Examination Ms. Judy Stone, with the Board for Certification of Nutrition Specialists, has requested a discussion relating to direct and indirect supervision. Rule 64B8-42.002(4), F.A.C., states that the preceptor of the supervised practice experience “shall be available to the student at all times the student is preforming dietetics and nutrition services to the patient.” Ms. Stone is requesting clarification regarding direct or indirect supervision of applicants while obtaining the required 900 hours. This was an informational item. 21. Rule 64B8-45.002 F.A.C., Continuing Education Approval The Council and staff discussed continuing education and the license holder’s responsibility to prove that the self-reported courses meet the requirements of 64B8-45.002 (4). REPORTS, IF ANY 23. Council Chair, Stephanie Petrosky, MHA, RD/LDN, FAND Ms. Petrosky directed staff to add the Department of Health’s Unlicensed Activity (ULA) report to the agenda as a standing item. 24. Executive Director, Allen Hall

• Expenditures by Function Report

• Cash Balance Report

This was an informational item. NEW BUSINESS 25. Change in Entry Level Registration Eligibility Requirements The Council staff received documentation regarding a change in Commission of Dietetic Registration (CDR) entry level registration eligibility.

Effective January 1, 2024 CDR is changing the eligibility education requirements from a baccalaureate degree to a minimum of a graduate degree.

Council staff reached out to CDR to ask if this would affect using their exam for state licensure purposes; as our rule indicates the use of the CDR exam in 64B8-42.002 (5).

The state licensure method relates to applicants that have applied by examination. Once the Council reviews and approves an application, staff will submit the applicant to CDR for testing. Once the applicant passes the exam, they will be issued a license for the state of Florida. The


applicants will not receive the “RD” credential; but will have a record of taking a CDR exam and passing it.

The correspondence with Christine Reidy, Executive Director of CDR, was provided in the attachments to the Council.

This was an informational item. 26. 2019 Officer Elections

Position Current Assignments New Assignments

Board Chair Stephanie Petrosky Stephanie Petrosky

Vice Chair Carol Elliott Carol Elliott

Legislative Liaison Linda Gammon Jeff Wittman

Budget Liaison Stephanie Petrosky Stephanie Petrosky

Healthiest Weight

Liaison Stephanie Norris

Stephanie Norris

Unlicensed Activity Liaison Linda Rex Linda Rex

MOTION: After Discussion, Ms. Elliott made a motion to approve the 2019 Officer Elections. The motion was seconded by Ms. Norris and carried 5/0. 27. 2019 Delegation of Authority

The Council was invited to review, make changes if necessary, and approve the 2019

delegation.

MOTION: After Discussion, Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve the 2019 Delegation of Authority. The motion was seconded by Ms. Elliott and carried 5/0. 28. 2019 Conviction Record Guidelines The Council was invited to review, make changes if necessary, and approve the 2019 Conviction Record Guidelines. MOTION: After Discussion, Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve the 2019 Conviction Record Guidelines as presented. The motion was seconded by Ms. Elliott and carried 5/0.


29. Proposed 2020 Meeting Dates The following dates were presented for consideration. These selections have been made in coordination with the other professions in the Medical Therapies/Psychology Board Office to avoid meeting conflicts. General Business Meetings: January 30, 2020 May 7, 2020 August 6, 2020 November 5, 2020 MOTION: After Discussion, Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve the 2020 Proposed Meeting Dates as presented. The motion was seconded by Ms. Elliott and carried 5/0. OLD BUSINESS 30. Dietetics and Nutrition Practice Council Minutes

• October 25, 2018, General Business Meeting Ms. Petrosky made a motion to approve the October 25, 2018 General Business Meeting minutes. Ms. Elliott seconded the motion which carried 5/0. The meeting adjourned at 1:02 p.m.


Exhibit A:

Ratification List

ACEND Applicants to sit

For the Registration

Examination for Dietitians

January 31, 2019

Name School Graduated License #

1. Lourennco, Umbelina Neves Universidade Feevale 12/15/2007 ND9005

2. Lamb, Erika FL International Univ. 07/27/2018 ND9006

3. O’Steen, Hannah Marie FL State Univ. 12/12/2009 ND9051

4. Carter, Tierra Jasmine Keiser University 08/27/2017 ND9056

5. Geha, Sarah Davidson Maryland University 12/08/2017 ND9012

Total: 5


Exhibit B:

Licensees Certification For

Licensure by Endorsement of

Registered Dietitian Status

January 31, 2019

Licensure Number Name Date Issued

1 ND8948 McGlothlin, Sandra Elaine 09/28/2018

2 ND8949 Mallonee, Melissa Sue 09/28/2018

3 ND8951 Jacobs, Lauri A. 10/01/2018

4 ND8952 Steck, Dana 10/01/2018

5 ND8953 Morales, Dawn Marie 10/02/2018

6 ND8954 Galdamez, Tracy 10/03/2018

7 ND8955 Snyder, Kenneth 10/03/2018

8 ND8956 Fitzpatrick, Samantha A. 10/03/2018

9 ND8957 Ortiz, Jessica 10/05/2018

10 ND8958 Harris, Carolina 10/08/2018

11 ND8959 Saez, Carina Roe 10/08/2018

12 ND8960 Rahbari, Marie Agnes 10/15/2018


13 ND8961 Davis, Shea 10/15/2018

14 ND8962 Buckmire Pilgrim, Jessica 10/15/2018

15 ND8963 Allen, Hannah 10/15/2018

16 ND8964 Ruedlinger, Leah Rachel 10/15/2018

17 ND8965 Trogdon, Kimberly 10/16/2018

18 ND8966 Casteel, Amanda Marie 10/16/2018

19 ND8967 Dyer, Vanessa 10/16/2018

20 ND8968 Gardner, Dana 10/17/2018

21 ND8969 Santiago, Jacqueline 10/17/2018

22 ND8970 Swisher, Amanda 10/17/2018

23 ND8971 Dorris, Kelli 10/18/2018

24 ND8972 Salah, Yibril Asis 10/18/2018

25 ND8973 Allen, Tamara 10/19/2018

26 ND8974 Hamilton, Amber 10/22/2018

27 ND8975 Leitch, Claire 10/22/2018

28 ND8976 Maddalena, Amanda Blair 10/22/2018

29 ND8977 Tadros, Nancy 10/23/2018

30 ND8978 Gabinskaya, Lena 10/23/2018


31 ND8979 Krider, Alexis Campbell 10/23/2018

32 ND8980 Gilmore, Shannon Lara 10/23/2018

33 ND8981 Stilwell, Tyler Austin 10/24/2018

34 ND8982 Braden, Shane 10/24/2018

35 ND8983 Owens, Patricia 10/24/2018

36 ND8984 Reeves, Janel 10/25/2018

37 ND8985 Ballard, Judith 10/25/2018

38 ND8986 Garcia, Betzaida 10/25/2018

39 ND8987 Lopez, Gabriela E. 10/25/2018

40 ND8988 Collado, Idamaris 10/25/2018

41 ND8989 Sackett, Mary 10/25/2018

42 ND8990 Buddemeyer, Samantha 10/26/2018

43 ND8991 Jimenez-Fuentes, Yodali 10/26/2018

44 ND8992 Padilla, Janice 10/26/2018

45 ND8993 Tolani, Pooja Naresh 10/29/2018

46 ND8994 Faulkner, Sydney 10/29/2018

47 ND8995 Nava, Lorena 10/29/2018

48 ND8996 Alvarez, Tammy 10/30/2018


49 ND8997 Waters, Samantha 10/30/2018

50 ND8998 Hojnacki, Sarah 10/30/2018

51 ND8999 Milano-Roch, Linda J. 10/30/2018

52 ND9000 Morffi, Claudia 10/30/2018

53 ND9001 Leneweaver, Brittany B. 10/30/2018

54 ND9002 Meehan, Kathleen 10/31/2018

55 ND9003 Plank, Jessica Grace 11/01/2018

56 ND9004 Ramirez-Ray, Irma Alicia 11/01/2018

59 ND9007 Kelman-Ziv, Gayle F. 11/06/2018

60 ND9008 Tsai, Eling 11/06/2018

61 ND9009 Tzeel, Benjamin A. 11/07/2018

62 ND9010 Andrade, Andrea 11/13/2018

63 ND9011 Wagstaff, Thomas 11/13/2018

64 ND9013 Espinosa, Carhen S. 11/15/2018

65 ND9014 Dellavalle, Carly 11/15/2018

66 ND9015 Jafri, Bushra 11/16/2018

67 ND9016 Younger, Natalie 11/16/2018

68 ND9017 Lukosaityte, Jurate 11/19/2018


69 ND9018 Tomes, Carol 11/19/2018

70 ND9019 Garner, Caroline Aline 11/21/2018

71 ND9020 Morillo, Joanna 11/21/2018

72 ND9021 Harner, Rebecca 11/26/2018

73 ND9022 Bauer, Julie A. 11/26/2018

74 ND9023 McKensie, Naomi E. 11/27/2018

75 ND9024 Sanchez Pareja, Stephanie Cristina 11/27/2018

76 ND9025 Achenbach, Jack 11/27/2018

77 ND9026 Semren, Meagan 11/27/2018

78 ND9027 Alvarado, Mariajose 11/28/2018

79 ND9028 Gonzalez, Norma 11/28/2018

80 ND9029 Dishmey, Ezequiel 11/30/2018

81 ND9030 Floyd, Cynthia Louise 11/30/2018

82 ND9031 Rowan, Caroline A. 11/30/2018

83 ND9032 Higgins, Jacquie 12/03/2018

84 ND9033 Wray, Elizabeth 12/03/2018

85 ND9034 Wales, Ann 12/03/2018

86 ND9035 Holden, Mollie Parker 12/04/2018


87 ND9036 Rabelo, Gabriel Rodrigues 12/04/2018

88 ND9037 Ribeiro, Monica Oliveira David 12/04/2018

89 ND9038 Glueck, Amy Carol 12/05/2018

90 ND9039 Lore, Nathan L. 12/06/2018

91 ND9040 Esposito, Cinzia 12/06/2018

92 ND9041 Lopez, Jacqueline 12/06/2018

93 ND9042 Nigro, Ashley Marie 12/10/2018

94 ND9043 Moore, Sandra Dee RDN 12/10/2018

95 ND9044 Savelle, Rachel Lynn 12/10/2018

96 ND9045 Alsina Cortes, Coralis J. 12/12/2018

97 ND9046 Hernandez Rosario, Kiara Maria 12/12/2018

98 ND9047 Lambey, Hannah Michelle 12/12/2018

99 ND9048 Grant, Tracey 12/12/2018

100 ND9049 Shiba, Devra 12/13/2018

103 ND9052 Allsup, Stephanie Sikes 12/17/2018

104 ND9053 Contant, Jacqueline Rae 12/17/2018

105 ND9054 Nagy, Hana Kaskova 12/18/2018

106 ND9055 Restuccia, Nancy L. 12/18/2018


108 ND9057 Owens, Skye Lillian 12/20/2018

109 ND9059 Pitcher, Shawn 12/26/2018

110 ND9061 Hatz, Jennifer 12/26/2018

110 ND9062 Allen, Lindsay Michelle 12/27/2018

111 ND9063 Pomichter, Stefanie Marie 12/28/2018

112 ND9064 Logan, Linda 12/28/2018

113 ND9065 Johnson, Yolanda 01/02/2019

114 ND9066 Charvet, Andrea 01/02/2019

115 ND9067 Garner, Kelli 01/02/2019

116 ND9068 Thomas, Lorna Alaina 01/03/2019

117 ND9069 Collins, Sophia Nichole 01/03/2019

118 ND9070 Francis, Alejandra Amabel 01/03/2019

Total: 118


Exhibit C:

Applicants

Approved for

Temporary Permits

January 31, 2019

Name School Grad Date

1 Rodriguez, Kimberly Georgia State University 05/12/2017

2 Anderson, Sarah Jane Iowa State University 05/04/2018

Total: 2

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