Sep 21, 2023
From peer counseling to health care mentoring
By Jill Spotz Many professionals look back on the progression of their careers and find their paths to be nonlinear. Although these twists and turns may…
The McDonogh Network strives to support black and African American students through mentoring and other initiatives that foster academic and social progress. Through this effort, there are several McDonogh Network awards available for stellar Lafayette students of color. For additional information on how to further support these awards, please contact Robert M. Young ’14, associate director of Annual & Leadership Giving at (610) 330-3081 or youngr@lafayette.edu.
Darlyne Bailey ’74 Excellence in the Humanities and Social Sciences Award
Granted to a student whose academic/artistic accomplishments reflect an outstanding level of scholarship, this award advances the understanding of important issues related to diversity.
Dr. Eugene DeLoatch ’59 Excellence in Science and Engineering Award
Awarded to a senior in the natural sciences or engineering whose academic accomplishments reflect an outstanding level of scholarship.
Dr. Eugene DeLoatch ’59 First-Year Academic Achievement Award
This award is granted to first-year students studying engineering and science with the highest GPAs.
Otis Ellis ’89 Scholar Athlete Award
This award is granted to a successful varsity athlete who has achieved an outstanding level of scholarship.
Riley Temple ’71 Creative and Artistic Citizenship Award
Awarded to a student whose creative scholarship in the visual and/or performance arts contributes to knowledge on societal issues of multicultural concern.
Leroy Nunery ’77 Intellectual Citizenship Award
Granted to a student whose research on important social, political, or economic issues advances knowledge and involves the student in activities within a community.
Jeffrey Robinson ’80 Leadership Award
Awarded to an accomplished student who is also characterized by noteworthy leadership in College activities and student life.
David A. Portlock Cross-Cultural Relations Award
This award is granted to a student who has worked diligently to promote cross-cultural relationships on campus and/or the community.
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