University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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ICcctx ' l f ff f U Kelli Hamby, a political science and English major, has established herself as an honorable student during her years of study. She has been the recipient of numerous awards and academic honors including the Alumni Merit Scholarship. Kelli has held the titles of Jasper Dorsey Outstanding Junior Finalist and Presidential Scholar. She has also been a member of a host of honor societies including the Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor Society. Kelli has served as an officer in various organizations throughout her four years of college including as president and vice president of the University Round Table. This experience allowed her to see that Athens is more than the seat of the University System, but it is also a community— with school kids, playgrounds and neighborhoods. The University Round Table turned out to be her favorite organization. In my mind, it embodies the quintessential college experience— the exchange of ideas with others with the goal to broaden your experiences. Su yi IuMa Wl lAWiA JI auV Graduating with a major in political science, Laura Walters looks forward to new experiences and opportunities. During her years at the university, she has been named a Presidential Scholar and was also given the opportunity to go to England with the UGA at Oxford Program. Laura has also served as a member and officer of many clubs and organizations. Offices she held include historian of Alpha Chi Omega and a member of the president ' s council of the Student Government Association. Her most memorable moment at the univer- sity was being inducted as Chief Justice of the Student Judiciary. The Student Judiciary gave her a unique opportunity to work with a variety of members of the University community in an intellectually challenging environment. Laura wanted to be a part of this organi- zation because holding that position taught me important lessons about my leadership style, it strengthened my interpersonal skills, and instilled in me the meaning of dedication. 1 J 306 1 Senior Leaders