Student Organization and Leader Award Winners

By PATRICK ARMSTRONG | Editor in Chief

Silent Inspiration: Catie Tucker

Housing/Resident Life Program of the Year: Cross Hall Staff

Best New Student Organization Adviser: Emily Shearer

Betty Joe Wallace Women’s Activist Award: Emily Ellison

Exemplary Staff Member of the Year: Harriett McQueen

Exemplary Faculty Member of the Year: Jack Deibert

Governor Rising Leader Awards

Freshman: Joseph Marler and Catlin Nelms

Sophomore: Trenton Gaasch and Kathryn White

Junior: Hykeem Craft and Kelsea Cox

Athlete Leader of the Year: Stanley Brooks and Carrie Burggraf

Most Spirited Organization of the Year: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Co-Sponsored Program of the Year: NAACP College Chapter, S.I.S.T.E.R.S. United, Kappa Alpha Psi and Gamma Beta Phi

Standards of Greek Excellence Awards

Scholarship: Chi Omega

Programing: Alpha Sigma Alpha

Alumni Relations: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Community Service: Alpha Tau Omega

Philanthropy: Sigma Chi

Andrew L. “Drew” Simmons Intramural Leader of the Year: Craig Amabile

Rising Star Award: Alpha Kappa Psi

Thousand Points of Light Program: Chi Omega

Distinguished Student Leaders of the Year

Spiritual Development: Jessie Beth Cates

Peer Mentor: Brandy Segraves

Philanthropic and Community: Martha Page

President’s Cup

NPHC: Alpha Kappa Alpha

PC: Chi Omega

IFC: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Multicultural Program of the Year: Student Tennessee Education Association and NAACP College Chapter

Community Service Program of the Year: Sigma Phi Epsilon

Outstanding Student Employee: Millie Burke

Governors Service Award: Katie Snider, Omicron Delta Kappa and GOC

Student Organization Adviser of the Year: Mike Dunn

Student Organization Member of the Year: Leslie Crouch and Caleb Roberts

Outstanding Fundraiser of the Year: Sigma Chi

Governors Impact Award: Raily Braem, Mateen Sidiq and Beta Gamma Phi

Adult Student Leader of the Year: Trenton Thomas and Lois Jones

Valor Award: Justin Garner

Greek Organization of the Year: Chi Omega

Fraternity Man and Sorority Woman of the Year: Caleb Roberts and Casey Green

Student Organization of the Year: Phi Alpha Theta History Club

Outstanding Program of the Year: GPC

Governors Pride Leadership Award: Casey Green and Patrick Armstrong

Meningall Governors Cup Award: Shamai Larsen

Mr. Governor and Madam Governor Awards: Chris Drew and Rachel Groves

Vice President’s Excellence in Leadership Award: Caleb Roberts

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