Seniors Take Part in Busy Spring - Austin College Magazine

AAnnouncement of the Outstanding Senior Man and Outstanding
Senior Woman highlight the annual Student Affairs Leadership
Awards event that recognizes student leadership and co-curricular
involvement. This spring’s honorees were Will Radke and
Emileigh Stewart. (See their profiles on pages 25 and 26.)
Student Leaders Honored with Awards
PHOTOS BY JACQUELINE ARMSTRONG
Will Radke and Emileigh Stewart
Carlee Young
The Outstanding Freshman Award, recognizing
demonstrated leadership potential, was presented to Carlee
Young. Carlee quickly became involved on the campus, with
involvement in the Posey Leadership Institute, the
Pre-Medical Society, the Biology Interest Group,
and Student Development Board. She completed
close to 100 hours of service during the year,
including participation in the Alternative Spring
Break to New Orleans this spring, as well as regular
involvement in Big Brothers/Big Sisters, an
afterschool program at the Rangel School in Dallas,
Habitat for Humanity, and Hannah’s Horseshoes of
Hope. She plans to major in biology and history
and hopes to attend medical or optometry school.
Many other students also were honored
during the event.
A group of students traveled in
March to the Kimbell Art
Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, to
view the exhibit, “Picturing the
Bible: The Earliest Christian Art.”
The trip, led by Marsha McCoy,
visiting professor of classics, was
funded by an Austin College
Cullen grant.
COURTESY PHOTO
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