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Letters & Science students receive campus leadership awards

Twenty-nine Letters & Science undergraduate students and one L&S graduate student were among 100 students selected to receive UW-Madison Leadership Certificates this semester from the Center for Leadership and Involvement (a department in Student Affairs).

May 29, 2021
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Since its creation in 2002, the Leadership Certificate Program has served to encourage and recognize leadership accomplishments by UW-Madison students. In order to achieve the Leadership Certificate, applicants must complete 100 hours of leadership involvement, complete a series of online modules in Global and Cultural Competence & Leadership Studies, maintain good academic standing, and write a series of essays reflecting on what they have learned as a result of their leadership experiences. The Leadership Certificate aligns with competencies, values and outcomes associated with the UW-Madison Leadership Framework which creates shared language rooted in leadership research and supports leadership for the purpose of positive change.

L&S recipients are:

  • Sydney Alhadeff – Social Work, Sociology
  • Beth Allen – History, Philosophy
  • Brennan Bahr – Journalism
  • Jamie J. Bang – History of Science, Medicine, and Technology
  • Jack Berroug – Neurobiology
  • Madeline Boulanger – Journalism
  • Greta Brown – Neurobiology
  • Jennifer Brown – Social Work, Legal Studies
  • Emma Buhr – Communication Arts
  • Zhaoqing Cui – Computer Science, Economics, Math
  • Ilana Friedman – Political Science, Legal Studies
  • Pedro Henrique Koeler Goulart – Computer Science
  • Amanda Janquart – Neurobiology, Spanish
  • Emily Johnson – Neurobiology, Psychology
  • Jorey Jossart – Statistics
  • Yochana Kancherla – Neurobiology, Psychology
  • Suet Lee – Biology
  • Ellen Marie Lee – Computer Science
  • Ethan Lengfeld – Computer Science
  • Shuangyan Li – Sociology
  • Vanesa Meneses – Psychology, Neurobiology
  • Maya Peterson – Psychology, Neurobiology
  • Maryann Rehani – Neurobiology, Psychology
  • Jessica Reinecke – Zoology
  • Jessica Rutstein – Masters of Public Affairs
  • Mikayla Sandin – Psychology, Legal Studies
  • Marissa Sandkuhler – Psychology
  • Sidney Steiner – Zoology, Conservation Biology, Environmental Studies
  • Michelle Sarah Shibu Thomas – International Studies
  • Pachia Yang – Political Science, International Studies

Contact leadership@studentlife.wisc.edu if you have any questions about the program and would like to learn more.