Samford University’s top student leaders were recognized April 28 at the annual leadership and service convocation. Rich Havard, of Gloster, Miss., won the James M. Sizemore Award as the senior student who best demonstrates character, personality, scholarship and unselfish service to Samford. Marshall Pollard, of Apopka, Fla., won the John R. Mott Award as the man in the graduating class who best represents high character, scholarship and student public service.
Terra Garmon, of Gadsden, won the Gail Hyle Memorial Award as the woman in the graduating class who best exemplifies Christian character, leadership, school spirit and service. She also won a Rufus Shelton Award as this year’s female student who has done the most for the betterment of life at Samford through sustained efforts. Dan Hall, of Madison, Miss., was the male recipient of the Rufus Shelton Award. Stephen Bailey, of Brownsburg, Ind., and Ashley Spann, of Douglasville, Ga., received Service Awards as the graduating seniors who best exemplify qualities of social service.
Cameron Collins, of Cornelius, N.C., and Stephanie Guckenberger, of Huntsville, received the Luke 2:52 awards, which honor two students who excel in all areas of student life.
Annie Kraus, of Birmingham, and Scott McKaig, of Fort Wayne, Ind., received Omicron Delta Kappa (ODK) Freshman Leadership awards as the female and male students who showed exemplary character, leadership, service and scholarship during their first year at Samford.
Danielle Brown, of Birmingham, and Tara E. White, of Knoxville, Tenn., received ODK Leader of the Year awards for exemplary service to the Samford ODK circle and the campus community.
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