Students recognized by their peers for leadership, citizenship, service
Hendrix
students Rowan Williams, Colin Scifres, and Adam Andrews after receiving their
Residence Hall awards.
CONWAY, Arkansas (May
8, 2024) — The Office of Residential Life at Hendrix College on April 29
presented the 2023-24 Residence Hall Awards to students whose actions have
fostered the community spirit of various areas of on-campus housing.
Rowan Williams ’27 is the recipient of The Darrell G.
Trotter Memorial Award, which is given to a resident of Couch Hall who has
exhibited enthusiastic leadership and mature citizenship.
Ivory Danuser ’27 received The Jessie Embry Award, which
is given to the Galloway woman who embodies best those qualities for which Mrs.
Embry is admired and respected - selfless pride in her work, deep caring for
others, devotion, and service beyond what is asked or required.
Jonah Burris ’27 is the recipient of The
Hardin Hall Outstanding Citizen Award which is presented to the resident of
Hardin Hall who, in the estimation of his peers, has done the most for his hall
and fellow residents and has best exemplified the standards and ideals of Hendrix
College.
Adam Andrews ’26 is the recipient of The Miller
Creative Quad Outstanding Citizen Award, which is given to the Miller resident
who has demonstrated qualities of strong leadership, good character, and
concern for their fellow Miller residents.
Julia Antencio ’27 received The Raney Hall
Award, which is presented to the Raney woman who best exemplifies loyalty,
enthusiasm, and friendship – which required extra effort this year, with Raney
Hall temporarily closed and its residents maintaining the community spirit
while living in Couch Hall.
Natalie Vailes ’26 is the recipient of The Violet Braly
Award, honored by her peers for her dedication, enthusiasm, and genuine
consideration for fellow Veasey Hall residents.
Colin Scifres ’26 received The Captain W.W.
Martin Award. This award is presented to the Martin Hall resident who has
demonstrated those qualities which Captain Martin’s life exemplified: strong
leadership, good character, and concern for others.
Hannia Valero ’25 is the recipient of the Houses Council
Award. This award is presented to the outstanding resident who has been devoted
to building community and fostering friendship in the Houses.
Zoie Keys ’24 received the Apartment Council
Outstanding Leadership and Service Award. This award is presented to a standout
resident of the apartment community and has volunteered more than his or her
fair share of work in improving the community.
“All of these
students made profound contributions through their commitment to fostering
community on campus,” said Director of Residential Life Greer Veon-Cronin ’17. “They
have earned this recognition from their peers. The Residential Life staff is
grateful for their service and care for the Hendrix residential experience.”
About Hendrix College
Founded in 1876,
Hendrix College is featured in Colleges That Change Lives: 40 Schools That Will
Change the Way You Think About Colleges and celebrated among the country’s
leading liberal arts colleges for academic quality, engaged learning
opportunities and career preparation, vibrant campus life, and value. The
Hendrix College Warriors compete in 21 NCAA Division III sports. Hendrix has
been affiliated with the United Methodist Church since 1884. Learn more at www.hendrix.edu.
“… Through engagement
that links the classroom with the world, and a commitment to diversity,
inclusion, justice, and sustainable living, the Hendrix community inspires
students to lead lives of accomplishment, integrity, service, and joy.” —Hendrix College Statement of Purpose