Couple dozen Nipissing students recognized for their leadership

Nipissing University is celebrating student leaders.

25 students were honoured last week at the annual Dave Marshall Leadership Awards ceremony.

Officials say the awards celebrate students who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, academic excellence, and service to both the University and the broader community.

Established in recognition of Dr. Dave Marshall’s 18 years of dedicated service as Nipissing’s Dean of Education and President and Vice-Chancellor, the awards highlight students who embody Nipissing’s core values of engagement, integrity, and excellence. Recipients are recognized across three categories: Academic, Campus, and Community Leadership, reflecting achievements in scholarly work, student life, and community impact.

“Nipissing students consistently demonstrate how leadership strengthens both our academic community and the wider region,” says Dr. Kevin Wamsley, President and Vice-Chancellor. “It is always a proud moment when we formally acknowledge their dedication and their meaningful contributions to their fields and communities.”

This year’s recipients include:

Academic Category

Dylan Clement
Ross Kozuskanich
Megan Grace Mahoney
Ames McMaster
Gail Louise Pinkerton
Elizabeth Primeau
Ananya Singh
Alexandra Young

Campus Category

Caitlyn Aasman
Maria Cristina Aguillera Valle
Paris Grosselle
Rylande Horsman
Vanessa Joseph
Dia Mallela
Jaden Martin
Sophia Milner
Annika Nolte
Teanna Paczay
Cheriian Pearson
Asher Vanden Enden

Community Category

Cassidy Brooks
Cameron Drenth
Lana Duriez
Tessa Kosec
Abigail Lunney

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