On-Campus Involvement Celebrated During Ceremony
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was recognized for their community service during the annual Student Involvement Awards on Tuesday, April 29.
Galloway, N.J. – Getting involved and creating an on-campus community deserves to be celebrated, as demonstrated by the 14 awards given to students, faculty and staff during Stockton University’s annual Student Involvement Awards ceremony on Tuesday, April 29.
The complete list of awards and honorees includes:
- Community Service Awards: Mariann Delgado and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
- Stockton Spirit Awards: Garrett Testut and Leilani Moreno-Solano
- Residential Scholar of the Year: Gavin MacNatt
- Graduate Community of Scholars Award: Christopher Shaw
- Be The Change Award: Jenna Crampton
- Unsung Hero Award: James Pullaro
- L.E.A.D. Awards: Riya Goyal, Andrea Sandoval, Garrett Testut, Louise Kennedy and Alexander Eckmeder
- Outstanding Advisor of the Year: Natalja Manger
- Outstanding Program of the Year: Phi-ting Back, hosted by Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
- Student Development Engagement Awards: Tiana Rosario, Louise Kennedy, Ahnjeles Maldonado and Aniyah Harris
- Student Organization of the Year Award: Commuters on the Go
- Emerging Leader of the Year Award: Najmah Laing
- Student Leader of the Year Award: Riya Goyal
- Dean Of Students Service Award: Ashanae Morrison
– Story by Loukaia Taylor
– Photos by Lizzie Nealis
Student Leaders, Clubs Celebrated for On-Campus Engagement
April 23, 2024
Galloway, N.J. — Thanks to the tireless efforts of students, faculty and staff, Stockton University can boast of having over 200 ways for students to get involved on campus. These efforts were rewarded with more than 15 different awards during the annual Student Involvement Awards ceremony on Friday, April 19, in the Campus Center Event Room.
Director of Student Development Jeff Wakemen mentioned that his office processed more than 1,700 student events this school year, including 195 tied to culturally themed celebrations. He added that there are 231 student-led organizations currently active on campus, of which 32 started this year.
“No matter what it is that you are doing, the most important thing you are doing is building a community,” Wakemen said. “We at Stockton need to create communities for the students to feel like this is their home and so that they feel like there are people here that care about them.”
