University of Wyoming Honors Students for Outstanding Academic Performance

The University of Wyoming's College of Health Sciences recognized students from various divisions for their academic excellence and potential to succeed in the healthcare field. Students from communication disorders, kinesiology and health promotion, nursing, pharmacy, and social work divisions were honored for their achievements.

Key Takeaways:

  • The University of Wyoming's College of Health Sciences honored 68 students for their outstanding academic performance and potential to succeed in the healthcare field.
  • Students from communication disorders, kinesiology and health promotion, nursing, pharmacy, and social work divisions were recognized for their achievements.
  • The honorees included students from various hometowns, including Laramie, Cheyenne, Casper, and more.
  • Awards were given in various categories, including Honors in Academic Excellence, Clinical Honors Award, National Student Speech Language Hearing Association Leadership Honors Award, and more.
  • Notable awards included the John P. Ellbogen Center for Teaching and Learning Outstanding Graduate Teaching Award, the WAHPERD (Wyoming Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Majors) Students of the Year, and the Sigma Theta Tau Award for Exemplary Rural Practice in Nursing.
  • Students were recognized for their leadership, innovation, community service, and commitment to making a difference in Wyoming's health.
  • Awards were presented by the University of Wyoming's College of Health Sciences to recognize student excellence and potential.

Statistics:

  • A total of 68 students were honored by the University of Wyoming's College of Health Sciences.
  • 18 students received the Honors in Academic Excellence award for graduate students.
  • 11 students received the Honors in Academic Excellence award for undergraduate students.
  • 2 students received the Clinical Honors Award.
  • 1 student received the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association Leadership Honors Award.
  • 2 students received the WAHPERD Students of the Year award.
  • 2 students received the Sigma Theta Tau Award for Exemplary Rural Practice in Nursing.
  • Awards were presented in 17 different categories.

Sources:

  • University of Wyoming Press Release, May 22, Laramie, Wyo.
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