Five students from the School of Medicine have been recognized for their scholastic performance, community leadership and service as recipients of 2021 Dean of Students Honor Recipients.
The five 2021 graduating students – Saniya “Sunny” Ablatt, Charles Burke, Varsha Muthukumar, Isabella Nair and Ginikachukwu Osude – were honored for excelling in both academic achievement ans service.
“Every semester, it is our pleasure to host a breakfast in celebration of the accomplishments of the Dean of Students Honor Recipients. While this semester has been a bit different, we wanted to continue this tradition by virtually celebrating your achievements,” shared Co-Interim Dean of Students Keichanda Dees-Burnett. [watch the video]
This program recognizes the exceptional students who maintain high scholastic performance while actively participating in University and community leadership and service activities outside of the classroom.
“You are an exceptional group of people. Despite the demands of family, work and studies, you made time to give back to the community. When you saw a need, you worked to fill it. You are humanitarians, leaders and philanthropists and you should rightfully be proud of yourselves,” said Co-Interim Dean of Students Todd Wells. [watch the video]
Saniya “Sunny” Ablatt – School of Medicine [watch the video]
- Nominated by Stefanie Ellison [watch the video]
Charles Burke – School of Medicine
- Nominated by Krisana West [watch the video]
Varsha Muthukumar – School of Medicine [watch the video]
- Nominated by Brent McCoy [watch the video]
Isabella Nair – School of Medicine [watch the video]
- Nominated by Brent McCoy [watch the video]
Ginikachukwu Osude – School of Medicine [watch the video]
- Nominated by Katie Garey [watch the video]
