The E.R. Brann Good Citizenship Award, presented to the student judged to have contributed most to the Christian character of the campus, has been awarded to Karen G. Stewart, a sophomore from Lexington.

The Emily G. Graham Volunteer Service Award recipients are senior sociology major Vanessa Wentz, Windber, Pa. and senior agriculture and natural resources major Brandy Elizabeth Sloan, Gay, W. Va., who have demonstrated exceptional service throughout the academic year.

Sophomore independent major Rebekah Lynne Easton of Warsaw was presented the Jane Kendrick Community Service Award for improving the lives of others through volunteer service.

The recipient of the Henry L. Layman Award in International Relations, which recognizes the individual expected to make important contributions in the field of international relations, is junior English major Regina Ann Fugate, Dayton, Ohio.

The Lucille Christian and George McKinney Student Alumni Relations Council Award has gone to Adaleila Crystine Sine, sociology major from Knoxville, Tenn. for volunteer service in the community.

Sharing the Navy V-12 Award for their efforts to promote international understanding were junior psychology major Aileen Rose Twiggs of Lenoir City, Tenn. and junior biology major Suleiman Oseikhuemen Oko-ogua of Nigeria.

Junior agriculture and natural resources major Chloe Eleanor Tewksbury, Edmonton, was presented the Joe Van Pelt Agricultural Leadership Award for concern for social problems.

The Louise Veltin Memorial Award for Good Citizenship went to senior education major Michelle Catherine Rougely, San Diego, Calif., for all-around good citizenship.

Christopher Charles Caprini, a junior education studies major from Waynesburg, Pa., was awarded the Dr. Lee Wickline Scholarship for activities in support of universal human values.

Winners of the Homer E. Williams Award for Campus Leadership in Interracial Understanding are Sonja BoNete Williams, sophomore business major from Louisville and Christina Annette Cataldo, a sophomore psychology major from Blaine, Tenn. Jonathan Eugene Greer, a sophomore education major from Bowling Green was awarded the Jane Osborne Music Award for outstanding contribution to Christian worship on campus and in a church through sacred music.