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Congratulations to the 46Th Annual Leadership Award Recipients (May Leadership Awards Winners 2017 Outstanding First Year Student Award SEPH BROWN Lyndhurst, Ohio · Political Science ABU ROGERS Freetown, Sierra Leone · Biochemistry JEFF DONG Plainsboro, New Jersey · Finance & Management Information Systems MEGAN MYERS Sandusky, Ohio · Marketing SAM WEISS Los Angeles, California · Pre-Law, Exploratory Kaplan Humanitarian Award ABD AL-RAHMAN TRABOULSI West Chester, Ohio · Biomedical Engineering CHELSEA EVELYN BRAY Cincinnati, Ohio · Neuroscience & Psychology Stanley D. Gottsegen Leadership Award ANNIE MONTALTO Columbus, Ohio · Human Development and Family Science Beanie Drake Award DILLON CASTELLI Dublin, Ohio · Finance SARAH FISCHER Madeira, Ohio · Environment, Economy, Development and Sustainability NEIL MAKHIJANI Centerville, Ohio · Biomedical Science YAMILEX MOLINA Union City, New Jersey · Special Education MORGAN VON HOLLE The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Middletown, Ohio · Health Sciences and Public Affairs Scarlet, Gray and Green Student Leadership Award VICTORIA BARON Carmel, Indiana · Environment, Economy, Development & Sustainability SARAH FISCHER Cincinnati, Ohio · Environment, Economy, Development & Sustainability CLAYTON HOULT PERRY Washington, D.C. · Economics & Agricultural, Environmental and Development Economics SAMUEL P. REED Independence, Ohio · Environmental Science Spirit of Ohio State Award Organizational recipient: ENGINEERS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE Individual Recipients: NABEEL ALAUDDIN Hilliard, Ohio · Management Information Systems & Arabic JASON L. CAMPBELL Washington D.C. · Medicine RISHONDA S. HEADEN-BROWN Philadelphia, PA · Food Science & Technology BRETT MITCHELL BEJCEK Stow, Ohio · Computational Data Analytics CHRISTOPHER EVERETT Burlington, New Jersey · Marketing & Sport Industry Outstanding Student Life Student Employee JOE INGRAM III Social Change The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University ALDEN ELIZABETH GARDINER Disability Services NICK KONTZ Facility Services EMILY KASPER Recreational Sports BRIELLE HUDSON Student Advocacy Sexual Civility and Empowerment Program TATYANA IMAN MASON Off-Campus and Commuter Student Services SAMANTHA JERUSAL Residence Life SARA SEXTON Student Activities CARRINGTON SCOTT CONERLY Off-Campus and Commuter Student Services Diversity Awards Diversity Engagement Award: YANG “VINCENT” LIU CHELSEA EVELYN BRAY Outstanding Diversity Program: GLOBAL LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE Student Organization Excellence Awards Values and Purpose: BIG DATA AND ANALYTICS ASSOCATION INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE FUTURE ORGANIZATION STUDENTS FOR REFUGEES Citizenship Award WISHMAKER ON CAMPUS: MAKE-A-WISH AT OHIO STATE BIG DATA AND ANALYTICS ASSOCATION OHIO UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD Innovation and Change ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS – THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT GLOBAL HEALTH INITIATIVE The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Excellence in Operations CAMP KESEM AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS FOR REFUGEES UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Outstanding Student Organization Awards Outstanding New Student Organization UNCHAINED FASHION SHOW AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY REFUGE OHIO HEALTH AID Outstanding Overall Student Organization STUDENTS FOR REFUGEES ENCOMPASS: EMPOWERING NEIGHBORHOODS OF COLUMBUS NSPIRE BIG DATA AND ANALYTICS ASSOCATION ACM-W Outstanding Student Organization Individual Contribution Awards Positional Leader EMMA GRUBAUGH Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA) BRIANA ZABALA The Student Dietetic Association DEMY FOBELLAH Delta Gamma MITHILA AGNIHOTRI Sankalpa MEGAN SIMMONS ENCompass: Empowering Neighborhoods of Columbus VANJA TOLJ Refuge New Member ABIGALE MOTTER Ohio Staters, Inc. NINA SHAMANSKY ENCompass: Empowering Neighborhoods of Columbus The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University MADHURA ATHALE Sankalpa Advisor SHARVARI KARANDIKAR Sankalpa DIANE HABASH ENCompass: Empowering Neighborhoods of Columbus SCOTT BODEN Ohio Staters, Inc. Outstanding Graduate/Professional Award SAMANTHA BATES Ruston, Louisiana · Social Work DADRIEN BARNES Chattanooga, Tennessee · Leadership and Organizational Behavior MATTHEW D. TEEGARDEN Cincinnati, Ohio · Food Science and Technology DAVID M. GORENZ Lisle, Illinois · Food Science and Technology CHAD E. IWERTZ Henderson, Nevada · English: Rhetoric, Composition and Literacy Outstanding Senior Award KENAN ALZOUHAYLI Damascus, Syria · Biochemistry JASMINE M. ASHBY Houston, Texas · International Studies and Economics BRETT MITCHELL BEJCEK Stow, Ohio · Computational Data Analytics MIKAYLA BODEY St. Paris, Ohio · Public Management, Leadership and Policy TORI BOGGS Parkersburg, West Virginia · Industrial Design, Pre-Medicine PREETHI CHIDAMBARAM The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Dublin, Ohio · Biomedical Engineering MATT DAVIS Chatham, New Jersey · Biomedical Science MARIAME DIABATE Bronx, New York · Biology DANIELLE DI SCALA Aliso Viejo, California · Political Science KUSH DOSHI San Ramon, California · Public Health JOANIE GARCIA Akron, Ohio · Leadership in Higher Education ANNIE GREER Hudson, Ohio · Industrial and Systems Engineering JOSH HUBBARD Defiance, Ohio · Finance WINNIE LI Dublin, Ohio · Computer Science and Engineering ALISA NOLL Columbus, Ohio · Industrial and Systems Engineering JOSHUA ONG Worthington, Ohio · Pharmaceutical Sciences MARIAH STEPP REED Jackson, Ohio · Public Health SAMUEL P. REED Independence, Ohio · Environmental Science DANIEL B. RODRIGUES North Canton, Ohio · Communication ANTHONY STRANGES Blacklick, Ohio · Information Systems ABD AL-RAHMAN TRABOULSI West Chester, Ohio · Biomedical Engineering DANIELLA SANTOS VIEIRA Dracut, Massachusetts · Finance SAM WHIPPLE The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Mason, Ohio · Economics & Political Science Unsung Hero Award JORDAN WHEALDON Wilmington, Ohio · Social Work LESLIE MAMULA Kettering, Ohio · Mechanical Engineering ANJALI DOSHI New Albany, Ohio · Biomedical Science Leadership Awards Winners 2016 Outstanding First Year Student Award BRANDON SHADLEY Lima, Ohio · International Business HENRY JORDAN MOSELEY Albany, Ohio · Public Affairs Education Policy JACK BRANDL Vernon Hills, Illinois · Public Affairs, Economics MARC ANDREW RICE Westport, Massachusetts · BSBS Operations Management CODY JAMES MCCLAIN Vernon, Ohio · Agriscience Education Kaplan Humanitarian Award JOSHUA ONG Worthington, Ohio · Biochemistry KUSH DOSHI San Ramon, California · Public Health Stanley D. Gottsegen Leadership Award The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University JARRED SHELLHOUSE Sycamore, Ohio · Agricultural Communication and Public Affairs Scarlet, Gray and Green Student Leadership Award MEGAN FUERST Chardon, Ohio · Environment, Economy, Development & Sustainability Spirit of Ohio State Award Organizational recipients: GLOBAL LEADERSHIP INITIATIVE BUCKEYETHON Individual Recipients: ANDREW T. TOPINKA Powell, Ohio · Integrated Business and Economics RYAN FISHER Loveland, Ohio · Public Health Outstanding Student Life Student Employee EZRA BAKER Off Campus and Commuter Student Services MIRANDA J. SCHULTE Recreational Sports ADAM DOKLOVIC Recreational Sports ZOÉ COOK Off Campus and Commuter Student Services LISA COMBS Student Activities THOMAS ESTEP Residence Life BRITTANY SULAINIS Student Wellness Center ETHAN WARNER The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Residence Life DEVON ALEXANDER Student Life Advancement TAYLOR STRAIN Building and Mechanical Services Diversity Awards Diversity Engagement Award: NYIALA HARRIS Outstanding Diversity Program: FISHER INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Student Organization Excellence Awards Values and Purpose: STUDENT-ALUMNI COUNCIL BUCKEYETHON FISHER CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM Citizenship Award ENCOMPASS: EMPOWERING NEIGHBORHOODS OF COLUMBUS BUCKEYES AGAINST HUNGER BUCKEYETHON Innovation and Change BIG DATA & ANALYTICS ASSOCIATION FISHER INDIAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION Excellence in Operations STUDENT-ALUMNI COUNCIL ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC., THETA CHAPTER INSPIRE OSU Outstanding Student Organization Awards Outstanding New Student Organization THE STUDENT TALENT AGENCY EXPERIENCE FISHER INTERNATIONAL FRIENDS STUDENTS FOR REFUGEES Outstanding Overall Student Organization BUCKEYETHON SANKALPA OHIO STATE LAW JOURNAL ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. THETA CHAPTER The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Outstanding Student Organization Individual Contribution Awards Positional Leader ABBY RIEGER BuckeyeThon KATIE MITCHELL Student-Athlete Advisory Board TREVOR N. KANWAL Ohio Staters, Inc. LAUREN COSBY Biomedical Engineering Graduate Student Association VISHANK TALESARA Indian Students Association New Member ALEX BOUSTANY BuckeyeThon MITHILA AGNIHOTRI Sankalpa BRIDGET COOK BuckeyeThon Advisor SHASHI MATTA The Association of Marketing Professionals BILL HAYES ENCompass: Empowering Neighborhoods of Columbus JILL O’NEILL Information Systems Association ANNE TURPIN Hospitality Management Association General Member ABD AL-RAHMAN ENCompass CHRISTINE RENEE SNOWDEN Ohio Staters, Inc. The Ohio Union – Office of Student Life – The Ohio State University Outstanding Graduate/Professional Award ADITHYA JAYAKUMAR Columbus, Ohio · Electrical and Computer Engineering ALEXANDRA LAWRENCE Columbus, Ohio · Higher Education and Student Affairs ALI A. ALHAJJI Qatiff, Saudi Arabia · Arts and Sciences/English AVINASH GUPTA Columbus, Ohio · MBA, Strategy and Marketing CARMEN MARIE MEZA Columbus,
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