She was appreciative of the nomination for this year鈥檚 class of 20 Under 40 and upon her recognition shared, 鈥淚 am very humbled by the honor of being recognized by 20 Under 40 and blessed to be counted as a part of this group of professionals that I have admired for years.鈥� The Canton native earned her Doctorate of Education in 2016 from Capella University and became a C-SC faculty member in 2020. Prior to teaching on 鈥渢he Hill,鈥� she taught Title I reading in grades K-6 for the Canton R-V schools.

Uhlmeyer is consistently enhancing her skills with research and additional education while continuing to share her knowledge with peers to better inform the educational community. Expressing her desire to enact real change, Uhlmeyer concluded, 鈥淚 will use this as motivation to keep working hard for my school, community, and family to make a positive impact.鈥�

Lindsay lives in Canton with her husband Jesse and their four children.

CANTON, Mo. 鈥� 乱伦社区 faculty members Seth McBride, a lecturer in criminal justice, and Tyler Tomlinson 鈥�03, a lecturer in communication and the head coach of the women鈥檚 soccer team, were recognized on Sunday, Oct. 25 in The Quincy Herald-Whig’s annual 20 Under 40 publication.

The Herald-Whig has recognized 20 outstanding professionals under the age of 40 annually since 2007.

McBride is in his seventh year at the school and is serving his third year as the associate chair of the Division of Business, Education and Law.

A Hannibal, Mo., native, McBride is a commissioned sheriff’s deputy in Lewis County and served with the Hannibal Police Department from 2003 to 2012. To honor officers who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, McBride created the volunteer-driven Fallen Officer Project in 2018. Each spring, McBride selects a group of nine or 10 Culver-Stockton students to enroll in his 鈥淚n the Line of Duty鈥� class, where they learn about sacrifice in law enforcement and participate in the Fallen Officer Project.

In 2020, McBride was one of three faculty members to be awarded the Blue Apple Award for Excellence in Teaching that is presented by the Culver-Stockton Teacher Organization and voted on by C-SC students. The Criminal Justice Department also was named 鈥淧rogram of the Year鈥� for the Fallen Officer Project.

McBride also is the president and co-founder of the Blue Wolverine Foundation, which was created in November 2016 after McBride and his wife, Kayla, received their son鈥檚 Type 1 diabetes diagnosis at Cardinal Glennon Hospital in St. Louis. In collaboration with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the mission of the Blue Wolverine Foundation is to provide assistance to families in Northeast Missouri who have children with Type 1 diabetes.

In addition to creating and leading his own foundations, McBride also has served as a member of the board of directors at Douglass Community Services in Hannibal, Mo., since November 2015.聽

Tomlinson has served as head coach of the women鈥檚 soccer team at Culver-Stockton since February 2011 and is the all-time winningest coach in program history with a 88-75-15 overall record. This year鈥檚 team has a 3-3-1 record during an amended season. Tomlinson has had 17 players named to the all-Heart of America Athletic Conference team and 16 players named Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athletes.

Tomlinson is the media coordinator for the C-SC athletic department, a natural fit for him after previously working as a sports anchor at WGEM-TV in Quincy, Ill. He also was a co-host of WGEM Sportscenter, a daily talk sports show on WGEM AM radio.

Under Tomlinson鈥檚 leadership, the women鈥檚 soccer team has been a key contributor to the college鈥檚 annual Toys for Tots toy drive at Christmas. Tomlinson also has coordinated a Kick it for Cancer fundraiser for several years, raising funds for the National Foundation for Cancer Research. His team also is the host of a Field of Dreams Uganda night each season during which cleats, shirts, shorts, soccer balls and other items are collected and sent to orphaned and vulnerable children in Uganda.聽

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Schellenberger was appointed interim vice president for academic affairs and the dean of the College in June 2018, replacing Daniel Silber. She is only the second woman to be the dean since the position was created in 1920.

Schellenberger joined the faculty at C-SC in the fall of 2008 as an assistant professor of biology, then became a tenured associate professor in 2014 before becoming the chair of the Applied Liberal Arts and Sciences division.

Some of Schellenberger鈥檚 work has been published in scholarly journals such as Science Education and the International Journal of Science Education. She鈥檚 a peer reviewer for the Higher Learning Commission, the regional accrediting body for 19 states, and she participated in the Senior Leadership Academy through the Council of Independent Colleges in 2016-17.

She received the Helsabeck Prize for Excellence in Teaching from C-SC in 2016 and the Walter S. Reuling Prize for Innovation in Student Learning from C-SC in 2011.

Schellenberger received her bachelor鈥檚 degree in crop science-plant protection from the University of Illinois in 2001. She received her master鈥檚 degree in botany and plant pathology from Purdue University in 2003, and she received her doctorate from Purdue in biology education in 2009.