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UNDERGRADUATE BROTHERS
DOIN’ WORK
Bro. Daniel Crudup
Winston-Salem State University
Student of the Year
Bro. Daniel Crudup was recently
recognized as Winston-Salem State
University (WSSU) Student of the Year.
The award recognizes an outstanding
senior who has demonstrated scholarship,
good conduct and service to other
WSSU students.
Bro. Crudup maintained a 4.0 GPA
throughout his four years at WSSU.
He was very active on campus serving
as executive secretary of the Student
Government Association, president
of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, chair of
“Ram Life Magazine”, president of Rams
go Green; an environmental campus
task force, and also served as campus
ambassador of the United Negro College
Fund and Toyota Green.
Bro. Crudup was a resident advisor
and worked at Touched by Angels
Home Health Care. He was also actively
involved in developing a recycling program
in the residence halls and promoting
green initiatives.
Hon. Patrick McKeithen
Florida A&M University, Student
Supreme Court Chief Justice
Bro. McKeithen is a senior majoring
in Religion and Philosophy with a minor
in History. Bro. McKeithen served as
the Student Supreme Court Chief of the
Student Government Association (SGA)
at Florida A&M University (FAMU)
for the 2013-2014 academic year. The
Supreme Court Chief serves as Chief
Administrative Officer of the Judicial
System at FAMU. Supreme Court
Justices assist in any situation involving
infractions of rules, disciplinary problems,
and issues amounting to constitutional
controversies. Prior to serving as
Chief he served for nearly three years as
Associate Justice. Within his first year
of service he garnered such awards as
“Most Hardworking Justice” and “Most
Outstanding New Justice”, but his leadership
capabilities go far beyond awards
or even his work as a justice.
As a student leader, it has been his
goal to serve the student body in every
way possible while fulfilling FAMU’s
motto “Excellence with Caring”.
Bro. Ryan Gammon
Tennessee State University
President’s Volunteer Service Award
Bro. Ryan Gammon is a junior
majoring in Criminal Justice at
Tennessee State University. Bro.
Gammon is well-known for his
commitment to serve others.
Dr. Linda Guthrie is the Director
of the Center for Service Learning
and Civic Engagement on the campus.
Bro. Gammon has worked with
the Center on a number of projects.
They were so impressed with his
commitment to service they decided
to nominate him for the President’s
Volunteer Service Award.
Bro. Gammon had no idea he
was even nominated prior to receiving
an envelope from the White
House. He was both surprised and
shocked to open the envelope to
find a letter signed by President
Barack Obama congratulating him
on his President’s Volunteer Service
Award along with an award citation.
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