Junior Dannon Olsen (right) and senior Sadie Rothrock (left) smile with their awards from the Student Government Association. Olsen won “Best SGA Representative” and Rothrock won “Best Senator of the Year.

Dean of Student Life Dr. Seuth Chaleunphonh presents the “Outstanding Grenadier Award” for students who exemplify what it means to be a leader and academic achiever on- and off-campus.

Sophomore Emilee Lang from the Alpha Phi sorority accepts the “Commitment to Community Outreach” award amongst organizations on campus. Alpha Phi held a Red Cross blood drive to help with the blood shortage.

Academic Advisor School of Education Troy Hubbard gives opening remarks for the “Campus Commitment to Student Learning Awards.”

Senior Breanna Doss received the “Commitment to Community Outreach” award in the individual winner category. Doss helped contribute to the MLK Day of Service that IU Southeast had on Jan. 17.

Title IX Coordinator James Wilkerson talks about the “Greek Law Compliance Award” that two fraternities and three sororities earned for taking his courses this school year. The courses included materials on sexual assault prevention and Green Dot Bystander Intervention training.

Sophomore Emilee Lang receives the “Volunteer Services Award” from Cari Edwards, staff council vice president. The award for dedicating a substantial amount of time to community service or volunteering.

Honors Program Director Dr. Rebekah Dement talks about the service-learning projects that nominees for the award put together. Events included practice for the Medical College Admissions Test, a Lewis and Clark educational event, and more.

Junior Mackenzie Hasham was one of 16 students to receive the “Volunteer Services Award” for dedicating lots of time to volunteering or serving the community. Cari Edwards, the staff council vice president, gave awards out to students.