Each student, staff and faculty member featured here exemplifies leadership and has significantly contributed towards the University's mission of teaching and learning, faith and formation, and service and leadership.
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Amanda has served in the Office of Residence Life for three years and distinguished for her professionalism, cheerfulness, dedication, and initiative. She always brought a cheerful and upbeat attitude to the office, both to fellow employees as well as students and parents. Amanda advocated for students when she saw a gap in our process and enticed all of us on our team to do our best for our students and their families.
Quin is a reliable and solid RA, knows his residents, and is a dedicated leader in Residence Life. He cares deeply for his residents, a trusted RA on duty to respond well in the toughest of situations. A leader on the Resident Assistant Advisory Committee, Quin engages at all meetings, brings fresh insights, and advocates for his peers. He is a strong agent of the Office of Residence Life and does a great job in representing us, our halls, and our programming events.
Abby is a dedicated RA who maintains a cheerful energy with grace and smiles even at tough situations. She has led the Resident Assistant Advisory Committee, with countless hours to the formation and well‐being of the residents in her community. She consistently and joyfully shows up to our hall events. Abby knows her residents so well, that they feel very comfortable coming to her for support, questions, and to celebrate successes.
Brooke has been a voice and advocate on the Bluff for all four years of her academic journey, as an ongoing collaborator with interpersonal violence and survivor support initiatives on campus. She served in varied SASA's leadership roles, and her advocacy efforts for increased services to survivors of sexual assault have been a major contribution to IPV programming and confidential advocacy services on campus. Brooke is an advocate for the lifelong process of engaging in self‐care and finding joy in life for survivors of sexual assault.
Ryan has served in numerous roles for the campus community - taking photographs for the Beacon and the Log, served as CPB's Marketing and Communications, and many other campus projects (includes the leadership awards event). His fun and outgoing demeanor, his unmatched willingness to contribute, his excellent eye for photography and visual design, and his efforts to rethink how stories can be told - Ryan is always on point, capturing memories of human connection for the campus.
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