March Of The Month Awards
Every month, the National Residence Hall Honorary awards students and faculty that, they believe, exhibit the best qualities for each category. March was a great month for OTMs. The NRHH saw 45 OTMs submitted so they would like to thank all those that nominated. The decision was tough at time but here are the winners for the month of March.
Adviser
- Nominator: Jaylen Smith
- Nominee: Crystal Favors
Community Service Program
- Nominator: Tyler priest
- Nominee: Cigarette Butt Clean-Up
Diversity Program
- Nominator: Joseph Holloway
- Nominee: Started From the Bottom
Educational program
- Nominator: Recycle Your Mind
- Nominee: Eric J. Hall
Executive member
- Nominator: Christopher Hopkins
- Nominee: Molly McKinstry
First Year Student
- Nominator: Ian Baker
- Nominee: Ryan Reda
Institution Faculty/Staff
- Nominator: Eric J. Hall
- Nominee: Gwynne Gertz
Contacts
Braylon Junior, NRHH OTM Chair
University Housing
470-575-4850,
bjunior@uark.edu
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