May 17, 2022

Landis Center celebrates student, faculty leaders

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Learn about the award recipients

student holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Gam Pham '22 received an Eleanor Winkey Prize, which is awarded to a senior who has been committed to service and the residents of the Easton area community.
student holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Kevin Manogue '22 received an Eleanor Winkey Prize, which is awarded to a senior who has been committed to service and the residents of the Easton area community.
Quentin Humphrey holds an award in front of a Landis backdrop
Quentin Humphrey '25 received the Volunteer of the Year Award, which recognizes a student's significant commitment to community engagement activities.
student holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Madeline Squarcia '22 received the Jeremy Saxe Award, which is awarded to the senior who best exemplifies the ideals of academic achievement and intellectual curiosity, personal engagement in the community, and a commitment to making the world a better place.
student holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Natalie Schmit '22 received the Class of 97 Community Service Award, which recognizes a senior who demonstrates sustained commitment to community engagement activities through partnership and leadership in multiple Landis Center programs.
Prof. Ben Cohen holds an award in front of a Landis backdrop
Benjamin Cohen, associate professor of engineering studies, received the Excellence in Community Engagement Pedagogy Award. This award recognizes a faculty member who has demonstrated a commitment to engaging in best practices in the field of academic community engagement.
Carlos Tavares holds a Landis award against a Landis backdrop
Carlos Tavares, assistant professor of anthropology & sociology, received the Distinguished Leadership in Community-Based Teaching and Research Award. This award honors a faculty member who has provided Lafayette students with innovative and transformative learning experiences by engaging them in projects that address community-identified needs.
Miranda Wilcha holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Miranda Wilcha '16 received the Community Partnership Award, which honors a community partner who demonstrates a commitment of community-based learning by providing meaningful student experiences.
community member holds an award in front of a Landis backdrop
Daniel Gonzalez, principal of Francis A. March Elementary School, received the 2020 Community Partnership Award, which he was able to accept at this year's in-person event.
student holds a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Annie Krege '23 was named Volunteer of the Year in 2020, and had the opportunity to accept the award at this year's in-person event.
students hold a Landis award in front of a Landis backdrop
Natalie Schmit '22 (left) and Sharon Engel '22 received 2020 Landis Legacy Awards, which they were able to accept at this year's in-person event.

 

See images from the celebratory event

a collection of Landis awards sit on a table
Landis Center for Community Engagement staff stand together and smile against a Landis backdrop
students gather and smile around a table in the Marlo Room
students gather and smile around a table in the Marlo Room
a Landis thank you sign sits on a table
a group of faculty and staff chat in Marlo Room
community member in a leopard tie talks in Marlo Room
three students smile standing together in Marlo Room
Prof. Carlos Tavaras talks
Profs. Chris Ruebeck, Caroline Lee, and Carlos Taveras smile together
people chat in the Marlo Room
students chat in Marlo Room
students and community member chat in Marlo Room
Chelsea Morrese stands at a podium and talks, to her left is a table with awards
Markus Dubischar hands a student an award

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