FS Members Honored for Outstanding Contributions to Lafayette ~ Hoff Awards 2013
Aaron O. Hoff Class of 1836
Students, faculty, and staff were honored May 5 for their dedication and commitment to the College community at the 23rd annual Aaron O. Hoff Awards ceremony.
Sponsored by the Office of Student Life Programs, the awards are named in honor of one of the College’s first students. In 1832, Hoff blew the horn that summoned Lafayette’s first 43 students and three teachers to class. As a member of the Class of 1836, Hoff was the College’s first African American student.
Congratulations to the Fraternity and Sorority Members who received honors 2013 year! “You are always wearing your Letters!”
Hoff’s Highest Honors
Leopard Leader Award. Given to one or more students who have held a variety of leadership positions and have demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities (all campus nominations accepted, committee selected).
Morgan West ’13 Delta Delta Delta (Huntington Beach, Calif.), neuroscience
The People’s Choice Awards. Given to students or employees known as unusually productive and concerned for the betterment of the College and its student body (all campus nominations accepted).
Evan Gooberman ’13 Phi Kappa Psi (Haddonfield, N.J.), biology
Organization Awards
Program of the Year. Presented to organizations that have provided the most outstanding program to campus, be it social, philanthropic, educational, or entertainment. Events are judged on originality, creativity, popularity, and degree to which they fulfilled their purposes.
Madame de Lafayette Series (Jessica Silverman ’14 Delta Gamma President coordinator) (Delta Gamma Women’s Sorority)
Service Awards
- Class of 1997 Community Service Award. Given to seniors who embody the ideals of philanthropy, volunteer work or community service (nominated and selected by the Landis Community Outreach Center and Chaplain’s Office staff). Dena Inqui ’13 Delta Gamma (Timonium, Md.), mechanical engineering
- Service Above Self Award. Presented in recognition of the individual or individuals who best exemplify the qualities of caring and concern for others in service activities (all campus nominations accepted).
Tatiana Logan ’13 Delta Delta Delta (Santa Barbara, Calif.), double major in anthropology & sociology and global communities & the environment