2017-2018

黑料门 the Medallion
Leadership. Scholarship. Service.
Those three words are etched onto the President鈥檚 Medallion that 黑料门awards annually to its most outstanding students. They are words that neatly summarize all that the University represents. And they also sum up the 2017鈥18 President's Medallion recipients鈥攕tudents who excel not only in the classroom, but also in the world, and are dedicated to helping those around them.
鈥淓ach of the recipients was recommended for this award by their academic dean because they exemplify a wonderful combination of achievement in scholarship, leadership, and service,鈥 said Jane Neufeld, vice president for Student Development. 鈥淚n short, they are students for which 黑料门and its founders can take great pride.鈥
The 2017-18 President鈥檚 Medallion Recipients
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Arrupe College
Asia T. Singleton: A firm believer in service and new experiences
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Arts & Sciences
Ugochukwu Okere: An emerging leader committed to change
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School of Business
Mariaelena Morales: Focusing on sustainability and success
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School of Communication
Miriam A. Pierce: Dedicated to creating a better world for children
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School of Education
Armeen Sayani: A mentor and educator with big plans
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Continuing Studies
Kathryn M. Green: Touching lives at home and across the globe
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IES
Sienna Fitzpatrick: Putting her Jesuit education to work
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The Graduate School
Dakari Quimby: Making a difference in marginalized communities
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School of Medicine
Olivia A. Kalmanson: Helping her fellow students keep healthy
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School of Nursing
Christine Wimberly: Traveling the world to be there for others
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Pastoral Studies
Alessandra V. Menendez: Committed to faith and service
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St. Joseph Seminary
Joel Pius: A seminarian helping those without a voice
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School of Social Work
Charla Trubey-Hockman: A leader in the fight for social justice