Distinguished Chapter Nominations Announced
The nominations for both the Regional Convention and the International Converntion have been sent to the Regional and International offices. This year we had a tough choice to make for Chapter Officer and Chapter Member, so we had to make our discision carefully. Finally it was decided.
The Distinguished Chapter Officer Nomination was given to Amanda Sherts, VP of Scholarship. Amanda has been an extreemly active officer for the chapter durring the Fall Semester, while also being a nursing student, a wife, and a mother. This is a real balancing act for any student. For her hard work with the AAT Unity in the Community booth, the Basket Bingo fundraiser, and planning our upcoming trip to the King Tut Exhibit in Philadelphia, PA among other activities with AAT during the 2006 calander year.
The Distinguished Chapter Member Nomination was given to Edward Floor. Ed is also a nursing student, he works with Narcodics Annonimous in his spare time, and was on the College Management Team during the Fall Semester. Along with the previous activities, Ed helped with the new smoking policy at Cecil, aided the campus bookstore to improve the adoption rate of the text books for the Spring Semester classes, and worked with other members during the Basket Bingo. For a member who just joined AAT in the Fall, Ed has been pretty generoius with giving his time to the chapter.
Miss Jane Sharrow, AAT co-advisor, also had Ed write a nomination for Chapter President Andy Davis for Distinguished Chapter President. A Computer Programming/General Studies/Web Development Student at Cecil, Andy joined AAT over the Summer Semester of 2006, Was elected President, and has represented AAT at Regional and International Honors Institutes, the Regional Picnic and Maryland Leadership Conference, has hosted two Regional Chapter Presidents Luncheons, Adopted the Chesapeak College chapter (Alpha Sigma Pi) as AAT's Sister Chapter and aided them to go from a one-star chapter to a five-star chapter between October 2006 and December 2006, doubled as AAT's Webmaster, and been an active Student Leader at Cecil. Andy has been involver in every activity that AAT has done since June 2006. He has also worked with other Student Leaders on projects such as Cecil's All College Day, attended Cecil's Leadership Retreat, helped the bookstore with Ed on the book adoptions, and will be attending the Student Advocacy Day in Annapolis, MD on February 14, 2007. All this and he still maintained a 4.0 grade point average with 11 credits in the Fall Semester.
Other AAT award nominations include, the Five-Star Chapter Award, the Service Hallmark Award, the Scholarship Hallmark Award, the Leadership Hallmark Award, and the Website Award. Award winners will be announced at the Regional Convention in Valley Forge, PA March 1st - 3rd, and at International Convention in Nashville, TN April 11th - 15th.
The Distinguished Chapter Officer Nomination was given to Amanda Sherts, VP of Scholarship. Amanda has been an extreemly active officer for the chapter durring the Fall Semester, while also being a nursing student, a wife, and a mother. This is a real balancing act for any student. For her hard work with the AAT Unity in the Community booth, the Basket Bingo fundraiser, and planning our upcoming trip to the King Tut Exhibit in Philadelphia, PA among other activities with AAT during the 2006 calander year.
The Distinguished Chapter Member Nomination was given to Edward Floor. Ed is also a nursing student, he works with Narcodics Annonimous in his spare time, and was on the College Management Team during the Fall Semester. Along with the previous activities, Ed helped with the new smoking policy at Cecil, aided the campus bookstore to improve the adoption rate of the text books for the Spring Semester classes, and worked with other members during the Basket Bingo. For a member who just joined AAT in the Fall, Ed has been pretty generoius with giving his time to the chapter.
Miss Jane Sharrow, AAT co-advisor, also had Ed write a nomination for Chapter President Andy Davis for Distinguished Chapter President. A Computer Programming/General Studies/Web Development Student at Cecil, Andy joined AAT over the Summer Semester of 2006, Was elected President, and has represented AAT at Regional and International Honors Institutes, the Regional Picnic and Maryland Leadership Conference, has hosted two Regional Chapter Presidents Luncheons, Adopted the Chesapeak College chapter (Alpha Sigma Pi) as AAT's Sister Chapter and aided them to go from a one-star chapter to a five-star chapter between October 2006 and December 2006, doubled as AAT's Webmaster, and been an active Student Leader at Cecil. Andy has been involver in every activity that AAT has done since June 2006. He has also worked with other Student Leaders on projects such as Cecil's All College Day, attended Cecil's Leadership Retreat, helped the bookstore with Ed on the book adoptions, and will be attending the Student Advocacy Day in Annapolis, MD on February 14, 2007. All this and he still maintained a 4.0 grade point average with 11 credits in the Fall Semester.
Other AAT award nominations include, the Five-Star Chapter Award, the Service Hallmark Award, the Scholarship Hallmark Award, the Leadership Hallmark Award, and the Website Award. Award winners will be announced at the Regional Convention in Valley Forge, PA March 1st - 3rd, and at International Convention in Nashville, TN April 11th - 15th.
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