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Students Honored with Student Activities Awards at 38th Annual Honors Assembly

Students Honored with Student Activities Awards at 38th Annual Honors AssemblyTAHLEQUAH More than 240 deserving students will receive awards during Northeastern State University's 38th Annual Honors Assembly on April 28 at 7:30 p.m. in the Center for Performing Arts. Among the categories in which students will be recognized is the Student Activity Award, which recognizes outstanding students involved in campus organizations and/or activities. Selected by their activity sponsor, recipients must have completed two full semesters at Northeastern and maintain a 3.50 grade-point average.

The following individuals were selected as recipients for the 2006 Student Activity Award.

Alexander, Eric (Society of Safety Engineers) - CooksonBarrowcliff, Lynn (Campus Christian Fellowship) - Siloam Springs, ARBenge, Andrea (Students in Free Enterprise) - JayBowen, Alexandra L (Association of Black Collegiates) - AltusBrewer, Amanda (Kappa Phi) - BraggsBriggs, Shalynn N. (Food Nutrition and Dietetics) - NashobaBrooke Anderson, Kimberly (Association for Childhood Education International) - TahlequahBushyhead, Emily (Alpha Sigma Alpha) - Arkansas City, KSCollins, Whitney (President's Leadership Class) - WestvilleCox, Christopher (Association of Computing Machinery) - MuskogeeDesy, Philip (Rotaract) - TahlequahDian Snell, Deborah (American Indian Science and Engineering Society) - TahlequahFerguson, Garry (Phi Sigma Kappa) - TahlequahFord, Jonathan (Sigma Theta Epsilon) - TahlequahForesee, Alicia (Sigma, Sigma, Sigma) - naGoodman, Vickie (Phi Upsilon Honor Society) - TahlequahHamit, Josh (Kappa Mu Epsilon) - NowataHarp, Emma (Indian University Scholars Society) - WestvilleHoward, Joan (Northeastern Student Government Association) - TulsaKnight, Laura (Native American Student Association) - TulsaLee, Nathaniel (Redmen for Christ) - TahlequahMarler, Waylon (Fish and Wildlife Club) - HenryettaNobuo, Nakajima (JNSU) - Toyama, Toyama-KenNguyen, Mary (French Club) - Broken ArrowPool, Jennifer (NESSLHA) - ClaremoreSasser, Kylie (Kappa Delta Pi) - TulsaSims, Levi (Family and Consumer Science Association) - naStephens, Jenny (College of Liberal Arts Graduate Student Association) - PryorStuteville, Jennifer (Optometric Student Association) - KingfisherSummer, Billy (Phi Lambda Chi) - TahlequahThomas, Tana (Fashion Association) -

Tahlequah Published: 2006-04-28 00:00:00