Dave Marshall Leadership Award

Gillard is an accomplished student who takes on multiple academic and social leadership roles on and off campus. These roles include: outreach assistant for sexual violence prevention; president, social coordinator for the social welfare and social development club, and research assistant. Gillard is also an active community volunteer at One Kids Place, Community Living, and the Amelia Rising Sexual Assault Centre. In all of these roles, she is an outgoing and thoughtful student leader.

Billington is helpful, kind, and always willing to support her peers in any way she can. Throughout her degree, she has supported her peers as a peer tutor, Academic Skills Drop-In Centre Volunteer, and teaching assistant for multiple psychology classes.

Today, we are pleased to profile Kerry Lynn Peltier, a Bachelor of Arts, Social Welfare and Social Development student and Dave Marshall Leadership Award winner in the community category. Peltier has been a leader and role model for her peers ever since she began in the Aboriginal Advantage Program in 2011.

Today, we are pleased to profile Megan Hives, a Concurrent Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education, Geography student and Dave Marshall Leadership Award winner in the community category.

Today, we are pleased profile Nicole Bigelow, a fifth-year Concurrent Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Education, Geography student and Dave Marshall Leadership Award winner in the community category.