LEVINE WINS STUDENT RECOGNITION AWARD
COLUMBUS -- Mara Levine of ORANGE, a graduating senior
majoring in occupational therapy, has won The Ohio State
University Board of Trustees Student Recognition Award. The
award was presented during the June 6 meeting of the board.
Levine was honored for her work as the undergraduate
representative to the President's Council, as a student member of
the Hillel Board of Trustees, and as the Adopt-a-School
coordinator for the Women's Panhellenic Association.
Levine volunteered as an Honors Ambassador for three years,
helping to recruit high-school seniors to Ohio State. As an
active member of Sphinx, a senior honorary, and Chimes, a junior
honorary, she contributed to the improvement of the undergraduate
student experience through the honorary system.
She was named a 1997 Outstanding Senior and is a recipient
of the Edward S. "Beanie" Drake Scholarship and the 1996 Conaway
Chase-Outstanding Greek Senior Award.
A 1992 graduate of Orange High School, Levine is the
daughter of Phillip and Donna Levine, 4005 Dogwood Circle.
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CONTACT: Tracy Turner, University Communications, (614) 688-3682.
PHOTO: Soraya Rofagha, student trustee, Mara Levine, Mark
Berkman, student trustee, E. Gordon Gee, president of The Ohio
State University, and Alex Shumate, chairman of the Board of
Trustees.
[Submitted by: Von Vargas (vargas.12@osu.edu)
Thu, 12 Jun 1997 14:36:34 -0400 (EDT)]
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