CAZENOVIA, N.Y. – Cazenovia College’s Annual Leaders Celebration recognized the remarkable contributions students, staff, and faculty made to enrich the Cazenovia College experience.
Those honored play various roles and contribute in different ways to creating a positive campus-life environment.
Claire Woods of Cato, NY
Transformed Leaders Award
The Transformed Leaders Award recognizes individuals who open themselves and embrace each and every campus experience to create development and evolution of themselves.
Kayla Hamilton of Parish, NY
Leader Scholars Award
The Leader Scholars Award recognizes students who serve in many roles, including Team Captains, Master Students, Resident Advisors, Peer Mentors, and Club Presidents. While serving, they have all also managed to achieve a minimum GPA of 3.70, demonstrating outstanding abilities to manage time, maintain priorities, and dedicate themselves in and outside the classroom.
Helping Hand Awards
The Helping Hand Award is given to a group or individuals who have provided contribution above and beyond the role or program of which they are a part. Their contributions quietly and clearly transcend and eliminate the parameters of what is “my job” and “your job” and rather understand that on many occasions in a small community, and on a campus as active as ours, Cazenovia College and the student experience is “our job!
Amy Holland of Fulton, NY
Leader Scholars Award
The Leader Scholars Award recognizes students who serve in many roles, including Team Captains, Master Students, Resident Advisors, Peer Mentors, and Club Presidents. While serving, they have all also managed to achieve a minimum GPA of 3.70, demonstrating outstanding abilities to manage time, maintain priorities, and dedicate themselves in and outside the classroom.
Olivia Hoy of Altmar, NY
Leader Scholars Award
The Leader Scholars Award recognizes students who serve in many roles, including Team Captains, Master Students, Resident Advisors, Peer Mentors, and Club Presidents. While serving, they have all also managed to achieve a minimum GPA of 3.70, demonstrating outstanding abilities to manage time, maintain priorities, and dedicate themselves in and outside the classroom.
Caprice Yost of Mexico, NY
Leader Scholars Award
The Leader Scholars Award recognizes students who serve in many roles, including Team Captains, Master Students, Resident Advisors, Peer Mentors, and Club Presidents. While serving, they have all also managed to achieve a minimum GPA of 3.70, demonstrating outstanding abilities to manage time, maintain priorities, and dedicate themselves in and outside the classroom.
Megan Krieger of Cato, NY
Helping Hand Awards
The Helping Hand Award is given to a group or individuals who have provided contribution above and beyond the role or program of which they are a part. Their contributions quietly and clearly transcend and eliminate the parameters of what is “my job” and “your job” and rather understand that on many occasions in a small community, and on a campus as active as ours, Cazenovia College and the student experience is “our job!”
Cazenovia College is an independent, co-educational college near Syracuse, N.Y., offering graduate and bachelor degree programs in the liberal arts and professional studies in an exceptional community environment, with academic and co-curricular programs devoted to developing leaders in their fields. Cazenovia has been named a “Best College” by U.S. News & World Report for sixteen consecutive years and has also been recognized by Money and Washington Monthly as a best value institution. For more information, visit www.cazenovia.edu.
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