Athens, Ga. – The University of Georgia’s Pandora Yearbook honored 14 students as its 2013 outstanding senior leaders during a banquet on March 26 at the Tate Student Center.
Students, their hometowns and majors are:
• Danielle Burnette, McRae, political science
• Kasey Darley, Macon, chemistry
• Joseph Wells Ellenberg, Saint Simons Island, political science
• Justin Ernest, Norcross, finance
• Rebeka Geer, Auburn, NY, public relations
• Carlon Howard, Dublin, political science
• Melanie Lucash, Lawrenceville, health promotions and behavior
• Rashaida Melvin, Acworth, human development and family science
• Lauren Tiffany Robinson, Ball Ground, human development and family science
• Anesia Sandifer, Martinez, finance
• Adrienne Schwartzman, Suwanee, interdisciplinary studies in wilderness therapy
• Jordan Thomas, Alpharetta, sports management
• Collette Toney, Snellville, social studies education
• Fatima Youseff, Monroe, international affairs
“These students are some of the brightest and most committed individuals in the senior class,” said Donielle Ojeah Bell, senior coordinator for student activities and staff adviser for Pandora. “They’ve shown themselves to be leaders during their time at Georgia, and we fully expect that each of them will accomplish great things in the future.”
This year’s honorees were selected from among more than 30 nominees.
Nominations were accepted from faculty and staff members or from the students themselves. Students were interviewed by two faculty or staff members, and the scores from the interviews were combined with students’ GPAs to arrive at an overall score.
The 2013 Pandora Yearbook will be unveiled during the annual Pandora Premiere event on April 24 on the Tate Student Center Plaza.
Pandora Yearbook is a registered student organization within UGA’s Division of Student Affairs.
For more information, call 706/542-6396 or see http://pandora.uga.edu.
