Each year at Penn State Brandywine’s Leadership Recognition Night, student leaders are recognized and celebrated for excelling in and out of the classroom and for creating the best possible Brandywine experience for themselves and their peers.
Alexander Rivera-Santiago, a business major and the Deborah J. Erie Student Leader Award winner, stands with Ronika Money-Adams, director of student affairs, after the 2016 Leadership Recognition Night.
Wenlock Kayne Nau, a liberal arts major and the Barbara Jackson Williams Award winner, stands with Stephanie Jones, associate director of student affairs, after the 2016 Leadership Recognition Night.
Haleigh Swansen, an English major and the Outstanding Student Service to Campus and Community Award winner, stands with Ronika Money-Adams, director of student affairs, after the 2016 Leadership Recognition Night.
Elisabeth Gramlick, a communications major and the Diane D. Shorter Service Award winner, stands with Stephanie Jones, associate director of student affairs, after the 2016 Leadership Recognition Night.
Stephanie Jones, associate director of student affairs, and members of the Penn State Brandywine Student Government Association (SGA) and Blue and White Society stand together with their Outstanding Event of the Year Award. (Names listed left to right: Eugenio Cabrera-Zarco, Stephanie Jones, Olivia Shiner and Christina Pentimall.)
Lazina Chowdhury, the Muslim Student Association president, accepted the Student Club/Organization of the Year Award on behalf of the club.
The Penn State Brandywine Student Government Association leaders, Alex Rivera-Santiago, 2015-2016 SGA vice president, Yanira Rodriguez, 2016-2017 SGA vice president, Neeka Pharaud, 2016-2017 SGA president and Olivia Shiner 2015-2016 SGA president, were acknowledged for their work and service at Brandywine.