MINORITY
STUDENT RECRUITER HONORED AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Helen Stewart of Auburn Universitys Office of Student
Affairs recently received a Minority Access National Recruiter
Role Model Award from Minority Access Inc., a Maryland-based
national nonprofit organization.
Stewart,
associate director of admissions and coordinator of minority
student recruitment at AU, received the award in Washington,
D.C.
Ms.
Stewart symbolizes Minority Access ideal role model
-- one who has assisted minorities through recruiting, teaching,
mentoring and supporting minority students, said Andrea
Mickle, president and chief executive officer of Minority
Access.
Stewart
has been with AU since 1999. Besides her work in the Admissions
Office, she is an instructor in U1000: The AU Experience,
AUs introductory class for new students. She holds a
bachelors degree in marketing from Alabama State University
and a masters in higher education administration and
student personnel services from Tuskegee University.
Auburn
University is a comprehensive research institution with nearly
23,000 students and 6,500 faculty and staff. Ranked among
the top 50 public universities nationally, Auburn is Alabama's
largest educational institution, offering more than 230 undergraduate,
graduate and doctoral degree programs.
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