Each year those associated with the Wilson Center gather to celebrate our graduates and to honor the recipients of the James Madison and Patrick Henry awards. These banquets are always meaningful events as our students hear from role models who have lived lives of exemplary service.<\/p>\n
The following students completed requirements for the Leadership in the Public Interest minor. This minor was originally developed as a program in the early 1990s for students interested in careers focused on selfless service. The minor provides students the opportunity to study leaders and leadership concepts that are applicable to citizenship, service, and ethical decision making in a variety of contexts.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to:
\nJohn David Allen
\nRobert Christopher Bowen
\nChase Kristian Counts
\nConner Jones Francis
\nEthan Michael Gaines
\nNicklaus Scott Hinckle
\nChristopher Carson King
\nJohn Brandon Koch
\nAlexander Woodward Parham
\nGarrett Paul Ramsey
\nLanden Blake Wood
\nLevy Mitchell Young<\/p>\n
The Harvey B. Morgan Public Service Award<\/strong> is presented annually to a graduating senior who has successfully completed the requirements of the Public Service Program at Hampden-Sydney College, who has demonstrated an interest in public service at the local or state level, and whose integrity and excellence of character reflect those qualities as evidenced in the life of Harvey B. Morgan \u201852.<\/p>\n Congratulations to the 2020 recipient, Conner James Francis \u201920.<\/p>\n The following students were recognized for completing the requirements for the National Security Studies minor. The minor was originally started as the Military Leadership and National Security Studies Program in 2005. The minor provides students with insight into the historical, political, ethical, cultural, and legal dimensions of national security.<\/p>\n Congratulations to: Each year the James Y. Simms National Security Studies Award<\/b> is presented to a graduating senior (or seniors) who has excelled in the field of national security studies, completed the requirements of the National Security Studies minor at Hampden-Sydney College; who has demonstrated leadership and service; and whose integrity and excellence of character reflect those qualities as evidenced in the life of James Y. Simms.<\/p>\n Congratulations to the two 2020 award recipients, Thomas David Gorman \u201920 and Garrett Paul Ramsey \u201920.<\/p>\n The James Madison award<\/strong> is presented annually to an alumnus or friend for distinguished service on behalf of the College and Wilson Center. The two 2020 award winners are part of the very fabric of the College. Both are model servant leaders and members of this special community.<\/p>\n Congratulations to retired Dean of Admissions Anita H. Garland and Wilson Center Fellow and Emeritus Professor of History James Y. Simms.<\/p>\n The Patrick Henry Award<\/strong> is presented annually to an alumnus who has distinguished himself in a career in public service.<\/p>\n Congratulations to Colonel William T. Anderson \u201967, United States Marine Corps-retired.<\/p>\n
\nWilliam Joseph Brady
\nDylan Frederick Cate
\nMichael Colin Corini
\nNoah Richard Domikis
\nJohn Walker Dyke
\nChandler Thomas Foster
\nEthan Michael Gaines
\nThomas David Gorman
\nNathan James McVey
\nCameron Scott Meyers
\nPeter Roper Pickard
\nGarrett Paul Ramsey
\nRyan David Sanfilippo
\nJackson Carter Stubbs
\nTrent Hollowell Taylor
\nCharles Joseph Toomey
\nNickolas Villarroel
\nJames Robert Winkler<\/p>\n