AUSTIN
— St. Edward’s University presented 12 students with
Presidential Awards for the 2003–2004 academic school year.
The university’s prestigious Presidential Awards are given
to six to 12 qualified outstanding seniors and graduate students
who exemplify qualities of leadership and academic performance,
including the students’ contributions and service to the university
and other communities.
Faculty, staff and students nominate undergraduate and graduate
students, who must complete essays, provide information on activities
and honors, and submit letters of recommendation. Award recipients
are named annually in May.
Founded by the Congregation of Holy Cross, St. Edward’s University
has been named as one of America’s Best Colleges for 2004
by U.S. News & World Report. St. Edward’s is
a private Catholic, liberal arts university of approximately 4,450
students located in Austin, Texas.
St. Edward’s University 2003-2004 Presidential Award
Recipients
WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY
Danielle Baker, biology (undergraduate), George R. Clark High School
SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA
Sophia Lafontant, social work (undergraduate), Loyola College Preparatory
AUSTIN, TEXAS
Elizabeth Morin Duron, organizational communication (undergraduate)
Paul Hagey, liberal arts (graduate), LBJ High School
BELLAIRE, TEXAS
Allison McKissack, education (graduate), Episcopal High School
EAGLE PASS, TEXAS
Anita Ramos, biochemistry (undergraduate), Eagle Pass High School
EL PASO, TEXAS
Bianca Aguilar, international relations (undergraduate), Loretto
Academy High School
KERRVILLE, TEXAS
Laura Prendergast, sociology (undergraduate), Tivy High School
LUMBERTON, TEXAS
Amy Bush, women’s studies (graduate), Lumberton High School
MISSION, TEXAS
Luz Hinojosa, English writing/political science (undergraduate),
Mission High School
SPICEWOOD, TEXAS
Kay Arnold, interdisciplinary studies (undergraduate)
WHARTON, TEXAS
Rachel Tydlacka, English writing and rhetoric (undergraduate), Wharton
High School
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