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slide2. Hannah Bennett
“Hannah leads by shining example, she plans and facilitates every weekly general-member KDP meeting with her fellow executive board members. Hannah is always involved in every activity the organization does, whether on campus or in the surrounding community. Literacy is an important area of focus for KDP. This year Hannah planned, in collaboration with the Children's Librarian at Keene Public Library, the annual Ladybug Reading Festival for local children and families.”<br>
slide3. Paula Durant 
“Paula has been involved at Keene State since the first day she stepped foot on this campus, including in student government, Delta Phi Epsilon, a Student Ambassador, and the Panhellenic Council. When there is an event that takes place on campus from the classes, Paula always shows up and offers a helping hand to support the success of the event. Paula has also provided a new perspective and leadership approach to these organizations. She has been a resource for newer members of her organizations to look up to and strive to follow in her foot steps.”<br>
slide4. John Patrick Hale
“In his roles, he consistently exhibits leadership, initiative, and motivation. The Program Director of WKNH manages the station's DJs and shows, maintains all the station records, and ensures FCC compliance. John has handled this high level of responsibility with grace. For this reason, I believe he is an exemplary candidate for the Outstanding Leadership Award.”<br>
slide5. Ashleigh Moroni 
“Ashleigh goes above and beyond in every organization she is involved in, and everyone knows her as someone you can rely on and be supported by. She is the epitome of a successful, involved, student leader at Keene State College.”<br>
slide6. Victoria Thompson 
“In each of my interactions with Vic, she challenges me and the others she interacts with, to be the best versions of ourselves. Vic is a strong advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion, and has done an excellent job at building relationships with her peers in the fraternity community to provide safe and equitable spaces for women at events both on and off campus. Vic has been responsible, dedicated, enthusiastic, thorough, thoughtful, and willing to learn and adapt. These traits have allowed her to be successful in her leadership.”<br>
slide7. Joshua Bailey 
“In just his first semester on campus, Joshua became a Community Assistant, an Orientation Leader and founder of the Golf Club, and he has been working to create a sense of community on campus ever since then. Josh thrives to make a positive change on campus and support others in being as successful as possible.”<br>
slide8. Drew Brady
“Drew didn't plan on being President of Alpha Sigma Phi but he gladly stepped up to the plate to help the chapter continue to succeed. From afar, I've watched him accept the responsibilities with ease, and try to take on the things that he wasn't trained to do, and how happily he accepts them. Drew didn't expect to have this position, but he has stepped up in the most admirable ways.”<br>
slide9. Jessica Lawton
“Jessica is a fearless leader who encouraged her Executive Board and chapter to let go of outdated practices and replace them with a fondness and connection to the rituals that are approved and practiced by chapters and our sisters throughout the entirety of the Fraternity. Jessica's thirst for knowledge in this position has been unstoppable. She has been an advocate of the organizations constitution and following due process. She also represented the chapter as our Panhellenic Delegate and has been vocal in raising up any concerns through the proper support chain to get her chapter what it needs.”<br>
slide10. Deacon Cormier 
“Deacon has served in various positions in his fraternity, Sigma Pi including chair of the fraternity's E-Board, social coordinator working to organize events between other Greek organizations, and as first counselor for risk management. In this role he passed an addendum to his organization's constitution and bylaws in response to rising Covid-19 cases, ran judicial board meetings and familiarized himself with chapter policies to maintain order and consistency. Deacon also organized and led 3 community service visits with members of his fraternity to perform community service for an elderly couple.”<br>
slide11. Zoey Hise
“Zoey contributes to the fraternities and sororities on campus with her work ethic and ambition to do good for this community. She has taken Greek Life by storm by  creating lasting relationships with people in her own organization and the other organizations on campus. Zoey is the perfect example of how a person in the Greek community should act, as she loves her own organization but interacts in a positive manner with other organizations.”<br>
slide12. Marcus Rusch
“Marcus Rusch has become one of the most involved people I know on campus in such a short amount of time. Marcus demonstrates great leadership skills by being the one people look up to for guidance. He is constantly asked for his opinion, because it is important to his fellow fraternity members. Staying motivated is a tough thing to do, but Marcus continues to while trying to make the Greek Community a safer experience for everybody.”<br>
slide13. Donta Seldon 
“Donta is not only working to create this new organization on our campus, but, more importantly, he works to make a difference outside of Greek Life while proudly representing his organization. He works tirelessly to make an impact on our campus and holds his values close to his heart.”<br>
slide14. Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils
“Over the course of the 2022-2023 academic year, I have watched both the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils grow to have the ability to make thoughtful impacts on the Keene State fraternity and sorority community. The groups have built strong policies around recruitment for their member fraternities and sororities and are working to establish potential pathways to grow the Greek Community.”<br>
slide15. Lynne Andrews 
“Lynne truly is the resource that keeps on giving. She has been a constant for Phi Sigma Sigma and has helped create a welcoming organization for years of sorority women. She isn't just an advisor who sits on the sidelines, every member meets her and knows her and has some kind of connection with her. I was fortunate enough to work alongside her during my term as president and Lynne was not only a supporter of me, but also the whole organization. You can see through everything she does that she cares about the wellbeing of this organization and everyone in it.”<br>
slide16. Brandon Carta 
“Brandon pushes students to be better through their work, giving them the proper tools and support to plan events, collaborate, and professionally boost their organizations. He is constantly encouraging his students to think critically and explore new perspectives, allowing expansive experiences for all the groups, and those who benefit from the various executive boards.”<br>
slide17. Jen Ferrell 
“Jen has made a significant impact on Student Government and all members of Student Government.  She has been working tirelessly to support members of Student Government to have a successful and involved organization.  If you ask any member of Student Government about our advisor, Jen Ferrell, I am confident that they will tell you that Jen has made an incredibly impactful difference on their success as a student leader.”<br>
slide18. Kevin Justice 
“Kevin not only leads the students in his organization to success by showing up and doing the work necessary for his job, but he consistently goes above and beyond for every single student in the organizations he advises. He takes time out of his extremely busy day to sit down one on one with his students and helps them achieve their goals. Kevin Justice has made a massively positive impact on this campus and always puts his 100% into any group he advises.”<br>
slide19. Sasha Watt
“Sasha always lends a helping hand when needed and is there for all members of Delta Phi Epsilon. She is supportive academically, socially, internally, and personally in our organization. She has made lasting connections with each of us, and I am extremely grateful to have her as our advisor for Delta Phi Epsilon. Sasha is kind, friendly, and like a sister to all of us.”<br>
slide20. Beth Zinn
“Beth has gone above and beyond for our organization. Not only did she play a pivotal role in founding Wise Owls, she supported the founder as she drafted the constitution and helped her walk through the steps to get it ratified. Beth has taken the mission of our organization and expanded it to the work she does every day to reach out to the population we serve and advocate for the resources we need. She helps us dream and plan for the future and longevity of our organization.”<br>
slide21. Andrew Chase 
“Andrew has been an exemplary employee, in large part because it is always clear that he cares about the people he interacts with and clearly views the Student Center as a second home. His commitment to make a positive impact in the lives of those he interacts with influences those around him and make the Student Center a better place to be.”<br>
slide22. Tyler Dill
“Tyler is a role model for our other intramural sports officials as he has demonstrated strong leadership skills, enhanced sports knowledge, and has improved performance as an official over the years. If I could keep him on as an employee after graduation I would in a heartbeat. He is an exemplary student who just does his job at a high standard of his own motivation and drive.”<br>
slide23. Kyleigh Eyl
“In summer of 2022, Kyleigh took a position as a Lead Coordinator for summer conferences. The position and the department were both new as far as summer conference management. Miss Eyl took the position and made it her own, quickly rose to any occasion and she never backed down from a challenge. Kyleigh became a leader among her peers, and as we head into our next hiring season, Kyleigh has introduced a number of her peers to me in hopes that they can join the summer staff.”<br>
slide24. Chloe March
“Chloe demonstrates exceptional leadership skills in a very subtle way. She is a thoughtful listener, a careful reflector, and an intentional speaker. When working on a team she is supportive and positive. When working independently Chloe is a dedicated problem-solver. There is no task big or small, complex or boring, that she doesn’t approach with a can-do attitude.”<br>
slide25. Christopher J. Trudel (CJ)
“CJ has excelled with very little intervention from me. He stepped up to the plate and demonstrated strong management skills right out of the gate. CJ is a natural leader who is always organized and one step ahead of things. It would be unusual for CJ to not be in the office discussing latest updates, inquiring about possible changes, or just letting me know all is good.”<br>
slide26. Alyssa Hamilton 
“Alyssa is the most radiant person I know. We have had mostly freshmen and sophomores in our organization since the very beginning and they all gravitated towards Alyssa immediately. Alyssa laughs when our group members are experiencing joy, is angry during times of injustice, and is vulnerable with them during hard times. Alyssa has been a mentor to many younger folks along with a role model for others, and no matter what always offer others care and support.”<br>
slide27. Caitlin Howard
“In regard to supporting her editors and writers, Caitlin is par excellence. She makes herself available to all of them at any time, sometimes to the detriment of her own well-being, but she understands the role requires an open commitment to her staff. She has never wavered in that respect Her quiet approach to all things allow her to engage others in a non-threatening way and inspire them to grow.”<br>
slide28. Smriti Gurung
“Smriti makes sure that every single organization she is a part of is inclusive and representative of all students on our campus. She advocates for our students and works to create a sense of belonging in every organization she is a part of. Smriti is never afraid to have difficult conversations about topics regarding justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, and will always fight to make sure that every student is heard.”<br>
slide29. Jeremiah Barry
"As Jeremiah successfully tackled projects like executing IFC’s first formal recruitment process, his peers recognized him as someone who is not afraid to challenge the process or to advocate for KSC students. Overall, his leadership experiences and record of achievements illuminate his ability to lead groups through problems and get results that have improved organizations. He is kind, thoughtful, innovative, adventurous, and cares deeply about the impact he is making on campus.”<br>
slide30. Gray Hardaker 
“Gray is always striving to be involved on campus and to hold their work academically, professionally, and artistically, to the highest standard. In everything they do, they speak up when they feel their voice is needed to advocate for what they believe to be right and just. Gray was a fantastic advocate for the student employees having work/life balance and boundaries and made me rethink some of my own assumptions in my management style. They are a highly valued member of our community.”<br>
slide31. Ashleigh Moroni 
“This year, Ashleigh returned to a partially vacant e-board and quickly stepped up as one of the most reliable and positive members of the group. Ashleigh has been a super positive and welcoming force within the organization and made sure others felt included and like they belonged. I am proud of the student leader Ashleigh has become and am excited she is returning to the e-board next year.”<br>
slide32. Brooke Richards
“Brooke is Student Body Vice President, and has worked to create a positive and impactful organization on our campus. She is a reliable and strong leader and I always feel confident that she will put her strongest and best effort into any endeavor. Brooke leads from example and is always making an effort to be a voice for our students while being an exemplary student.”<br>
slide33. James Ronning 
“James makes an effort to include all students in every conversation and leads by example. James is always very professional in every effort he makes as a member of Student Government and works to create an environment where all students feel heard. It is evident that James does everything possible to help make our campus a positive environment for students and he is an extremely important and impactful member of our team.”<br>
slide34. Stefne Ricci
"Stefne loves and is constantly learning. She is always learning whether it is in class, educating herself, or listening to others. I think that she has so many ideas and motivation to make a change once she graduates from Keene State College. I have always seen her as an exemplary leader, and I could see her doing anything that involved leading, educating, or starting an organization of her own one day.”<br>
slide35. Katherine Faulhaber
“Katherine Faulhaber is one of the most involved students I have had the pleasure of knowing at Keene State. She decided early on in her time at Keene State that she wanted to be a positive role model and help incoming students acclimate to life at KSC. Through all her efforts to improve the community connections for fellow students, Katherine has found her own friendships, community, and place at Keene State and is now finding ways to go forth and serve the larger community. She is an asset to every team she is a part of and does an incredible amount to make people feel welcome and at home in Keene.”<br>
slide36. Dominic Lynch
“Dom exemplifies everything we all hope our students will be: engaged, caring, responsible, and a dependable citizen of our community. Dom's dedication to Keene State as an institution and the various organizations that he has been a part of has not gone unnoticed. Dom is one of the most respectful, passionate, and genuine student leaders that I have ever worked with. Since the day he stepped foot on this campus he made his presence known and you could tell he wanted to experience all he could at Keene State. In addition, you could see the passion he had for advocating for his peers and being a true student advocate.”<br>