Office of Multicultural Development recognizes students

CANTON, Mo. — Multiple students were recognized by the Office of Multicultural Development during a virtual presentation recently organized by the Office of Student Life at Culver-Stockton College.

Receiving Black Student Union stoles were:

• Leon O’Hara, a senior criminal justice major from St. Louis.
• Michael Simon, a senior criminal justice major from St. Louis.
• Dahveed McKinney, a senior individualized major from Plano, Ill.
• Tremaine Cole, a senior sport management major from Southfield, Mich.
• Rakim Weddington, a senior sports communication major from Hemet, Calif.
• John Francois, a senior accountancy major from Cape Coral, Fla.
• Kayla May, a senior health science major from St. Louis.

The Scholars Of Distinction Award was given to:

• J’ordan Scurlock, a junior criminal science major from St. Louis.
• Malik Webb, a junior public relations major from Chicago.
• Damonni Morris, a sophomore health science major from Hollywood, Fla.
• Ahmed Barrow, a sophomore English education major from St. Louis.
• Leon O’Hara, a senior criminal justice major from St. Louis.
• Jalen Hutton, a junior sport management major from University Park, Ill.
• K.T. Seth, a senior biological chemistry major from West Linn, Ore.

The Emerging Multicultural Leadership Award for staff and faculty members was given to:

• Rebecca Katz, student life specialist
• Dorian Hobbs, assistant men’s basketball coach
• Christian Thompson, coordinator of fraternity and student life
• Andrea Denise Bolden, coordinator of multicultural development and residence life
• Missy Dubuque, director of alumni programs

Senior awards for participating in multicultural events on campus were:

• Leon O’Hara, a criminal justice major from St. Louis.
• Michael Simon, a criminal justice major from St. Louis.
• Dahveed McKinney, an individualized major from Plano, Ill.
• Tremaine Cole, a sport management major from Southfield, Mich.
• Rakim Weddington, a sports communication major from Hemet, Calif.
• John Francois, a accountancy major from Cape Coral, Fla.
• Kayla May, a health science major from St. Louis.
• Evan Carnes, a health science major from St. Louis.

The Power To The Future Award (for to a student group or organization) was given to the Black Student Union and Diver-siTeam.

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