Outstanding Student Leaders Honored
SA国际传媒 students who have demonstrated outstanding leadership as well as academic and interpersonal skills were honored at the 2015-2016 Division of Student Affairs Leadership Awards on Thursday, April 21.
In remarks at a special luncheon, faculty and administrators noted the students鈥� selflessness, positivity, diligence, drive, kindness and grace. As one remarked of Emerging Leader of the Year Award winner Jarron Williams: "He is humble and practical and encourages others to join him in their endeavors and be their best selves."
The student awardees are:
Charles W. List Memorial Award
Alan Bliss 鈥�19 of Dallas
Sabrina Degnan 鈥�19 of Atascadero
Anthea Taeuber 鈥�19 of Redding, Conn.
Olivia Wilk鈥� 鈥�19
Cynthia Cox Memorial Award
Flynn Aldrich 鈥�18, a history major from Montpelier, VT
Joscelyn Guzman 鈥�18, a religious studies major from Modesto
Nicole Lin 鈥�18
Sara Packer 鈥ㄢ��18鈥�, a mathematics major from San Rafael
Daniel Stewart Hammack Memorial Award
Haarika Reddy鈥� 鈥�17, a Japanese and critical theory and social justice double major from Albuquerque (currently studying abroad in Japan)
Unsung Champions of the Year Award
Sabrina Degnan 鈥�19 of Atascadero鈥ㄢ��
Emerging Leader of the Year Award
Jarron Williams 鈥�18, an urban and environmental policy major from La Place, La.
Capstone Leader of the Year Award 鈥�
Judy Lee 鈥�17, a psychology major from Portland, Ore.
Dylan Bruce 鈥�16, a biology and theater double major from Ferryville, Wis.鈥ㄢ��
Dean's Awards
For Excellence鈥�
Shilpa Bhongir 鈥�16, an economics major from Northridge
For Community鈥�
Olivia Smith 鈥�16, a mathematics major from Seattle
For Service鈥�
Somer Greene 鈥�16, an independent pattern of study major from Irvine鈥ㄢ��
For Equity鈥�
Aaron Hammonds 鈥�16, a sociology major from Pasadena
The List award for first-year students was established by two sisters and a daughter of Charles List 1908. The Cox Award for sophomores was created in 1980 in memory of Cynthia Cox 鈥�72 by her parents and friends. The Hammack award for juniors was established in 1955 by Mrs. Daniel S. Hammack, Dan S. Hammack Jr., and friends as a memorial to Daniel Steward Hammack 1905.