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Nominate an Outstanding Honors Student for the

 Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett Outstanding Contribution Award

Nominations Due: April 3rd
This award recognizes an Honors student who has demonstrated leadership, innovation, and engagement in the Honors Program. Students who serve as hand-on role models for peers, develop new programs for current and future Honors students, and/or make a transformational mark on the University of Kansas as a whole should be considered. The award winner gives a brief presentation at Honors Convocation in August.

In a paragraph, please share with the committee how this student has served as an exemplary role model, demonstrated leadership, engaged in the Honors Program, and in some way positively contributed to the Honors Program and KU at large.

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