Article Reposted from Indiana State University
Author: Briana Lofton
Indiana State University juniors have been honored with the Richard G. Landini Outstanding Junior Award for their achievement and service.
The award, named for Indiana State’s eighth president, 1975-1992, is presented to distinguished juniors for their commitment to the university. To be eligible for the Landini Award, students must have a minimum GPA of 3.25, are required to write an essay detailing the reasons they live up to the ideals and values of Indiana State and must be recommended by a faculty or staff member. This year’s recipients also exhibited exceptional campus involvement.
Brandy Protz of Terre Haute is an athletic training major with an applied medicine concentration.
“I am thankful every day that I have the opportunity to attend Indiana State University, where I am able to receive a valuable education as well as participate in clubs, organizations and community service,” Protz said. “I am passionate about my education, and I am excited every day to learn something new.”
Protz has been involved with campus organizations such as church youth groups, Sycamore Leadership Coalition, Athletic Training Student Association, Sycamore Ambassadors and the President’s Scholar Association.
She has also served as the assistant director of marketing and public relations for the Indiana State Eco-Marathon Team and is head of driver operations for Sycamore Racing. She is a member of the President’s Scholar Association and 8:58, a faith-based youth group.