CMD Senior Kristen Leising Honored with 2007 Campus Life Award
CMD's Kristen Leising was one of the ten IC students honored this year with the 2007 Campus Life Award. According to Brian McAree, Vice President of Student Affairs and Campus Life, the Ithaca College Campus Life Award is given each year to a select group of graduating seniors in order to recognize their outstanding contributions to the Ithaca College community through participation and involvement in campus life. Over the years this award has become a coveted goal and valued honor. In order to be nominated for this prestigious award, students must have been extensively involved in a number of areas of campus life and have demonstrated significant leadership abilities and accomplishments.
"To receive a Campus Life Award is the highest compliment of leadership ability and achievement on the Ithaca College campus," remarked Leising. "I am honored that the Ithaca College staff and faculty, along with my peers, hold my leadership in such high regard."
During her four years at IC, Leising participated in an impressive list of activities, including
- Lambda Pi Eta, National Communication Studies Honor Society, as chapter president
- Sigma Iota Epsilon National Management Honorary, as a national scholar
- Communication Management and Design Student Association, as secretary
- Student Government Association, as vice president of campus affairs
- Peer Volunteer Corps member
- LEAD Team [Leadership Education And Development]
- Alternative Spring Breaks in West Virginia, Florida, and Kentucky
- Park School Advisory Board
- Diversity Council, as Advisor
- Community Plunge, as a Team Leader
- EXCEL [EXperiences Challenging Emerging Leaders]
She also spent a semester studying in South Africa, where she interned at the District Six Museum promoting tourism. In Ithaca, she interned at the Ithaca Breast Cancer Alliance where she produced radio spots and brochures to assist in their re-branding campaign.
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