Chowan University awards Who’s Who 2017

Published 9:33 am Monday, February 27, 2017

By Amanda Bradshaw Sharpe
University Relations

 

MURFREESBORO – Chowan University annually participates in the national Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges program as a way of recognizing the outstanding achievement of its students. Chowan looks for students who have excelled in the classroom and who have expanded their college experiences by being active in campus and community projects and events.

Students are first nominated by members of the faculty and staff. Using specific requirements, the nominations are then reviewed by the Honors Committee. These requirements include: scholarship ability with an overall GPA of 3.0 or better, active participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the university, and potential for future achievement.

The Honors Committee has selected 27 students for inclusion this year. The honorees, listed as follows, were presented with a certificate at the Who’s Who Recognition Ceremony on Feb. 15 in Turner Auditorium.

Victoria Baez-Quiroz of Pembroke Pines, FL (Junior- History)

Trevor Marshall (right) of Murfreesboro was among the Chowan University students honored for receiving national recognition for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Randy Harrell, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Chowan University, is shown presenting the award. | Contributed Photo

Trevor Marshall (right) of Murfreesboro was among the Chowan University students honored for receiving national recognition for Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Randy Harrell, Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Chowan University, is shown presenting the award. | Contributed Photo

Heather Baker of Youngsville, NC (Senior- Psychology)

Calvin Bowe of Suffolk, VA (Senior- Criminal Justice)

Alaya Burnham of Virginia Beach, VA (Junior- Business Administration)

Sierra Burston of Grantville, GA (Senior- Exercise Science)

Suraya Chase of Bon Air West Arouca, Trinidad (Senior- Health and Physical Education K-12)

Zachary Cooper of Franklinton, NC (Senior- Criminal Justice)

Kyle Davison of Durham, NC (Senior- Sports Management)

Rafael Goncalves of Sao Paulo, Brazil (Junior- Mathematics)

Gabrielle Grant of Durham, NC (Senior- Psychology)

Ryan Harris of Winterville, NC (Senior- Religion)

Melissa Hernandez of Yonkers, NY (Senior- History)

Katrina Hodge of Wake Forest, NC (Junior- Psychology)

Qeashaunda Johnson of Madison, IL (Senior- Business Administration)

Sierra Jones of Elm City, NC (Senior- Biology)

Elonga Manseka of Garner, NC (Senior- Criminal Justice)

Trevor Marshall of Murfreesboro, NC (Senior- Elementary Education K-6)

Warren Powers of Finksburg, MD (Senior- English)

Jordan Radisavljevic of Strasbourg, France (Senior- Sports Management)

Zulay Romero of New Bern, NC (Senior, Studio Art)

Abigail Salazar of Woodbridge, VA (Senior- Psychology)

Terrain Sharp of Williamsburg, VA (Senior- Elementary Education K-6)

Andre Starks of Fayetteville, NC (Senior- Graphic Communications)

Ashley Tackett of Virginia Beach, VA (Senior- Criminal Justice)

Courtni Williams of Chesapeake, VA (Senior- Elementary Education K-6)

Kevin Wilson of Suffolk, VA (Senior- Criminal Justice)